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球迷快要忙翻掉

所以感謝寶貝昨晚這場所謂的 "Give fan a break!!!"的賽事

是說

昨天傍晚在車子移動中 在餐廳用餐中 在咖啡館中 好歹的"聽"完了寶貝八強賽事

真的是......差點沒在麵館當場噴麵條~~~也沒在咖啡廳邊喝咖啡傻笑而嗆到

只因為澳網官方電台的兩位主持人一搭一檔的介紹 快要笑死球迷了

沒辦法呀

不管誰負責到寶貝這種打得沒完沒了 多拍"拉力"來回的對陣

負責主講賽程進度的人都會瘋掉吧 

雖然~~~寶貝八強賽事明明就是開快車

不過~~~兩位主持人都對於前一輪的十六強超過五小時的比賽一整個"餘悸猶存"

一直拿寶貝前一場比賽開玩笑

談起了去年寶貝在澳網四強與決賽,談起了兩天前的十六強

談起了大滿貫賽事的馬拉松 談起了決賽要用搶七還是長局定輸贏比較好之類的話題等

都認為為了避免比賽打得如此沒完沒了  用搶七來決定冠軍還是比較好啦

最好笑的是特別提到了溫網那場連續打了三天的馬拉松草地長盤賽

忍不住的高喊 oh~~~~please give me a break   

一講完還立刻接口修正的說  對喔 就是沒有break才可怕呀

真是讓球迷一整個大爆笑  怎麼有那麼寶的Radio主持人呀

的確 聽眾看不到畫面 場上所有的比賽內容都要藉著賽事主持人敘述來了解

這就不能像電視轉播的主持人那樣

多一言不如少一言的讓觀眾自己欣賞雙方選手高超的球技就好

而是需要藉著清楚的說明 讓聽眾們彷彿"看"到了比賽那樣

是說  寶貝屢次打出創紀錄的長程鏖戰

會不會讓眾家電台主持人把他列為現場轉播的"拒絕往來戶"呀

哈哈哈

有比賽求勝的決心就好

請不要有比賽求"長"的決定呀~~~~~

總之

十六強打了五小時  八強折半只花了兩個多小時

寶貝真的很貼心  被球迷罵折騰  這場賽事一下子就有乖乖改善了   XDD

不過 在場的各家球評的重點其實都放在他兩天後的體力恢復狀況

沒想到 寶貝給眾家球評一個絕好的話題 

~~~~他的體力真的不是蓋的  完全沒有受到兩天前五小時大戰的影響

球迷半夜回家還是用快轉看完比賽才睡

聽到球評們對寶貝頻頻的稱讚 還是很開心

在澳網現場擔任球評的先生提到

十六強死裡逃生的寶貝 賽後一整個開心到不行

聽說在更衣室沐浴洗三溫暖調整身體狀況時 雖然心情還是很Hi

不過整個人其實已經進入到為下一場準備的狀態

真的是全然以贏得冠軍為其最大目標

打過一場就放過一場 看著的都是即將迎接的那一戰

(以上~~~是在快跟周公約好下棋時朦朧中聽的 有可能聽不太清楚

等這幾天忙完手邊事後 再回過頭來好好聽聽各家球評對寶貝的美言吧! )

 2013澳網八強

Novak Djokovic vs Tomas Berdych  6-1 4-6 6-1 6-4 

下一場的對手是西班牙的Ferrer 這位也是跑不死又有體力的老將

昨晚經過五盤大戰勝出 這場跟寶貝的十六強賽事一樣 兩盤落後之後的三盤逆轉

兩人都經過驚濤駭浪 都經過五盤大戰  也算是很公平的競爭 (不算歲數的話)

不過....人家Ferrer才打3小時多 跟寶貝之前的五小時還是有"差" 

就把中間的差距算是彌補兩人年齡上的差距

是說

Ferrerr竟然也看了寶貝16強的比賽,他說

"非常精彩的比賽，我想那是瓦林卡一生最好的比賽之一，很接近勝利。我想關鍵是第二盤5-2的時候他沒把握住。在第五盤，德約科維奇的體力比瓦林卡更好，他的身體狀況令人難以置信。我知道他今天晚上會和伯蒂奇打一場比賽，希望是一場漫長的比賽。"說到這裏，費雷爾笑了笑。

哈哈 結果寶貝並沒如Ferrer之願 很早就趕打卡的收班了

兩個跑不死的碰到一起  真是讓人期待

雖然球迷還要忙上一陣子 不過絕對會清空硬碟嚴陣以待的

(這句話說出來怎麼有點不太安心,這麼一說 他們兩人會不會就打得沒完沒了呀

想說球迷已經特別為他們兩人清出硬碟的錄影空間了呀~~~)

Australian Open -

Djokovic brushes past Berdych to reach semi-finals

World number one Novak Djokovic secured his place in the semi-finals of the Australian Open with a 6-1 4-6 6-1 6-4 win over fifth seed Tomas Berdych.

After his five-set, five-hour epic against Stanislas Wawrinka in the previous round, the four-set win over the Czech was relatively straightforward. Lasting for half of the time of Sunday's match, it was welcome relief for the tireless Serb.

He now prepares to take on David Ferrer after the Spaniard recovered from two sets down to beat compatriot Nicolas Almagro.

Djokovic, who is bidding to become the first man to win three successive Australian Open titles since the game went professional, took the opening set for the loss of just one game in 28 minutes before Berdych took the second in close to an hour.

But the indefatigable top seed - who has now won 57 straight Grand Slam matches against players outside the top four since his defeat to Berdych at Wimbledon in 2010 - cruised through the third and fourth sets to wrap up victory in two hours, 31 minutes and seal his place in the last four of the first Slam of the year.

Berdych has played in one major final, that Wimbledon tournament three years ago. However his semi-final triumph there was his only win against Djokovic in 12 meetings.

"Obviously, it's not easy to always be at your 100 per cent fitness," Djokovic said. "But after a five-hour match two days ago, I was quite convinced I could recover for this one.

"I felt good enough to go another five hours. But I definitely wasn't thinking about it. I tried to get the work done as fast and efficiently as possible.

"I was very happy with the way I started the match. Very aggressive out there, going for my shots, which wasn't the case against Wawrinka. So it's a good improvement and very encouraging for my next match."

It took Djokovic just three games to get going as he broke with a ferocious forehand down the line, and it was swiftly followed by a second break as the Serb opened up a commanding 4-1 lead.

Berdych was flat-footed and sluggish in the opening set as he slipped behind, and Djokovic was able to close it out comfortably for the cost of just one game as he seized the early initiative in the match.

The Czech managed to adapt his approach at the start of the second set as he moved to the net at every opportunity and pressured the Djokovic serve with deep returns and moves in to the net, and the change proved effective.

Berdych broke serve in the first game of the second set as Djokovic was caught off guard by a flurry of powerful groundstrokes, and the Czech refused to allow his opponent to dictate the play thereafter.

Djokovic allowed four break back points to slip away in what proved to be the final game as he failed to capitalise on some nervy serving from his opponent, and Berdych was able to level up the match.

Having arrested his early slump to haul himself back level and restore parity, it was an alarmingly lethargic start to the third set from Berdych as Djokovic snatched back control of the match.

The 27-year-old saw his serve broken in the second game as Djokovic immediately responded to losing the second set, and again in the fourth as he badly faltered against the suddenly imperious Serb, who delighted his fans with the rapid resurgence.

Berdych mustered just a single game to prevent the bagel, with Djokovic able to comfortably restore his lead in the match with a first serve that was by now affording no opportunities to his opponent.

The fourth set did not see the momentum of the match change as the Serb assumed total control with a clinical break in the third game, and Berdych threw his arms up in frustration as he fell behind once more.

Djokovic was forced to serve out for the match as he preserved his slender lead, and he roared with his arms aloft as he celebrated a fine win that sees the 25-year-old world number one set up a semi-final clash with Ferrer.

By Dan Quarrell - Eurosport