milanhime夜未眠

唉......

昨天 milanhime超級早就出門 只能在通勤公車上聽著美網radio現場廣播

昨晚 milanhime很晚才回家 猶豫著究竟要不要看決賽錄影

最後......

因為不想看到這樣的場景

所以決定先暫時pass掉這場比賽

輸球之後還要人有元氣是困難的

so......

不過 輸還是要輸得起

當然要很有風度的恭喜Nadal的勝利

2013美網

milanhime只有好好的看了一場驚心動魄的比賽

那就是寶貝vs瑞士Wawrinka的四強賽

實在是很不夠格的球迷

不過這場比賽一打就打得沒完沒了

寶貝最近的賽事都是在四強就耗費掉大部份的體力

到了決賽 往往都只能虎頭蛇尾的輸輸去

人家Nadal去年休息了很久之後再復出 成績斐然

那寶貝你要不要好好休息一下 再出發呀

不然就罰你好好出賽Davis cup 看看為國爭光的強烈動機之下

能不能再度提升一下戰鬥力

for reference:

US Open - Djokovic fears losing top ranking to 'incredible' Nadal

Novak Djokovic believes Rafa Nadal may soon displace him as world number one and has plenty of time to break Roger Federer's benchmark 17 Major titles after the Spaniard roared to the US Open title at Flushing Meadows.

Djokovic was beaten 6-2 3-6 6-4 6-1 by Nadal, who claimed the 13th singles Slam of his career to move ahead of Australia's Roy Emerson (12) on the all-time list.

Only Pete Sampras (14) and Roger Federer (17) are above the 27-year-old Nadal on the pecking order of major champions.

"Thirteen Grand Slams for a guy who is 27-years-old is incredible," Djokovic said. "I mean, whatever he has achieved so far in his career is something that everybody should respect. No question about it.

"I was saying before, he's definitely one of the best tennis players ever to play the game. Looking at his achievements and his age, at this moment - he still has a lot of years to play. That's all I can say."

Nadal seems certain to overtake Djokovic as world number one by the end of the year.

He missed the last half of 2012, and the 2013 Australian Open, because of a knee injury, which means he has no rankings points to defend.

Following his second major triumph this year, adding the New York crown to the French Open, only another injury or inconceivable loss of form will keep him at number two.

"What can I say?" Djokovic said. "He won so much this year. I'm still number one of the world in the rankings. But year to year he's far, far ahead. He has much more chances to end up as number one.

"Look, there is still tournaments to go. So we'll see."

Nadal's triumph gave him a 22-15 winning record against Djokovic and it was his sixth victory in their last seven meetings. The Serb conceded he had to find the key to reversing the trend in arguably the biggest rivalry in the men's game.

"I have to," Djokovic said. "It's part of my life. Many times you fall as an athlete. You have to learn the lesson and keep on going, keep on fighting, keep on improving.

"That's what we are here for. I'm still 26, and I believe the best time for my career is about to come. As long as I believe it, the fire and the love towards the game is inside of me, as long as that's present ... I'm going to play this sport with all my heart as I did in the last 10 years."

The Nadal-Djokovic rivalry is typified by marathon rallies that stretch both players to their physical limits.

They conjured a 54-stroke rally in the second set that left a capacity crowd inside Arthur Ashe Stadium screaming for more.

Djokovic raised his arms at having succeeded in the mini-battle, but Nadal won the war.

"I have played against Rafa, on different surfaces and different occasions, points like this where you just feel that there is the last drop of energy that you need to use in order to win the point," Djokovic said.

"Sometimes I was winning those points, sometimes him.

"It's what we do when we play against each other, always pushing each other to the limit. That's the beauty of our matches and our rivalry, in the end."

For the second straight year, Djokovic started the season by winning the Australian Open before falling short at the other three Majors.

He lost a five-set heartbreaker to Nadal in the semi-finals of the French Open and was beaten by Britain's Andy Murray in the championship match at Wimbledon.

"I wish I won at least one title more, considering the fact I played two finals," he said. "All the matches I lost, even the French Open, I had that match. I lost it again in the semis.

"Overall, it was again a very successful Grand Slam year for me. That's where I want to play my best in. As I said, I wish there was another title, but it is what it is.

"It was obvious that in the important moments Rafa played better tennis, and that's why he deserved to win. I congratulate him, and I move on. I didn't deserve to win in the end."

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