Princesses of tennis

• Ana Ivanovic a Tennis princess

Ana Ivanovic showed that she is more than a pretty face.  The beautiful Serbian had the best year of his career so far.
The Serbian reached the place # 1in the ranking for the first time in June. But then she fell down in the rankings when she was defeated in  Australia and Qatar. Injuries limited her activity in recent months, but we expect to see so much more about the beautiful Serbian in 2009.

Ana Ivanovic videos

• Maria Sharapova a tennis princess

Sharapova made news within and outside the stadium. In March, she caused inconvenience to organizers whe she canceled her participation in the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami. she did not play, but she was seen in every advertising event.

Injuries defined the direction of her season. She had to leave the French Open for that reason, and eventually she decided to withdraw from all the tournaments in 2008.

In these videos we can see the reason cause she is still a tennis princess

Slam Dunks BY Pete Sampras

 

Pete Sampras is considered by many to be the GOAT tennis player. Roger Federer might out-GOAT Sampras by the time Fed’s done with his career. Currently Fed has 10 GS (grand slam) titles to Sampras’ 14 GS.

Despite how well Fededer does, Sampras will probably always have the GOAT overhead shot. This is world-class athletic artistry, on the level of Michael Jordan’s dunks, or Pele’s bicycle-kick goals.

Here some good tennis videos of Pete Sampras Flying 

Does everyone hate Maria Sharapova?

 

Well, After Sharapova was defeated in the second round by his compatriot Kudryavtseva, the journalists who cover this type of news have been left without their biggest source of stories.

“It was a real pleasure to beat Maria,” Said Kudryavtseva after the match. “Why?” she replied: “Well, to mention something, I do not like how she dresses,”

What she surely wanted to say is that she does not like the monster in the trade that Sharapova has become:  those clothes tailor-made, the millionaire advertising contracts, the number of ads, the attention she receives, and so long.

In addition she said that Maria Sharapova is not exactly “friendly” with the rest of female tennis players, even with their compatriots: “The truth is that I do not know her well … I am sure nobody knows well … because she is not a communicative girl, or someone you are encouraged to talk”

What you think about this?

Here I got some commercials of this beautiful tennis player, Maria Sharapova!!!

Excelent Sharapova Commercials

 

Jonas Bjorkman Played his last singles.

 

The Swedish veteran Jonas Bjorkman played the last singles match of his career in the Stockholm Open, where he lost at the hands of the Argentine lucky loser Juan Monaco by 6-2, 6-4 in the first round.

“It was an exciting game” said Bjorkman, who debuted in Stockholm at the age of 20 in 1992. “I felt I could play much better than I did, because I was playing well during the practices of the past few weeks. This game will remember the standing ovation from the audience after having lost the match. It was an incredible feeling,” he added.

The originating in Vaxjo made his sixteenth appearance in Stockholm. He won the title for his country in 1997 (beat Siemerink), one of the most important moments of his career.

Bjorkman ended his career with a singles record of 414-362. His last match was won in July when he defeated the French Arnaud Clement to reach the second round of the ATP Masters Series Canada. His best position was number 4 on Nov. 3 1997. The previous season had a spectacular race to the semifinals of Wimbledon, where he lost to the future champion Roger Federer.

 

Bjorkman announced his retirement last June at the All England Club, where he wrote a message to tennis fans around the world: “For 36 years I feel it is necessary to begin a new chapter in my life, being at home with my family and develop other interests. “

 

Bjorkman videos

 

 

Bjorkman retirement tribute  

 

FEDERER TENNIS

ROGER FEDERER

  

Little Roger Federer.

   

(Basel, 1981) Swiss  professional Tennis. he was ranked as world number 1 player during 237 consecutive weeks, Some tennis critics, legendary players, and current players consider him to be among the greatest players in the modern era history of this sport.

 

Roger Federer was born on August 8, 1981 in Basel – Switzerland. Son of Robert and Lynette Federer, her mom is South African, his father is Swiss. His parent worked as representative of some pharmaceutical laboratories until becoming the manager of his son.

Roger grew up in an environment of ranchers and farmers on the outskirts of Basel. Hence he has an easy personality.

FIRST STEPS

He grew up with the image of two great champions in the All Tennis Club, Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker, when he saw on television the final of Wimbledon in 1989 that both disputed. He Grabbed his first racket at the age of six, but football and ice hockey make him undecided until the age of fourteen, when he was integrated into the Swiss Tennis Federation.

By then he had an impatient mood, when he was training in the centers of high-performance Ecubles at the German area, or Bienne, in French, he broke plenty of rackets that  he threw to the ground when he was training.

  

Young Roger Federer angry

Then he met the Swedish technical Peter Lindgren, who helped him until he could control his anger. Thanks to this and thanks to its excellent service and volley, he soon began to win local and national tournaments. He closed his junior stage in 1997, winning the Orange Bowl against the Argentine Guillermo Coria. It was his first year at the ATP, which he began as the 700 th in the world, when he had been chosen the ‘Best Junior’ of the year.

In 1998, when he was only seventeen years old, he debuted as a professional of the ATP. That year, he only played five matches, but ended at number 302 of the ranking, which in a single year had advanced 398 seats. The following year can be considered as his real debut on the world circuit, because he played many of the major tournaments, including Roland Garros, Wimbledon, Miami and Monte Carlo. when the 1999 season was completed, he became the 64th in the ATP ranking.

UNSTOPPABLE ASCENT

In 2001, confirmed that his projection was unstoppable. Reached the quarter-finals of the tournament in which in 1999 did not pass the first round and also got his first ATP title of the Milan tournament, played indoors, and finished 13th in the ranking. He finished the season of 2002 as the revelation player, this year was considered the year of his consolidation after winning the tournament in Vienna and Sydney, as well as the Masters Series in Hamburg. He Reached also the final of Miami, but he failed in Wimbledon and Roland Garros, he was the sixth in the ATP ranking.

 

At the end of 2003, the Swiss star finished in second place in the Champions Race after winning seven ATP tournaments: his first Grand Slam (Wimbledon), and the Houston Open, Marseille, Dubai, Munich, Vienna and Halle That is, on all surfaces. In addition, he was proclaimed champion of the Masters Cup by defeating in the final to Andre Agassi by 6-3, 6-0 and 6-4.

 

On September 13, 2004 officially became the champion of the Race of Champions in the ATP ranking, which ranks the performance in the most important tournaments of the year. Since the inception of the Open era in 1968,he was the youngest tennis player who reached the first square of this classification.

 

ROGER FEDERER HISTORY ON VIDEO