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tasyha3

996# MrFed


sorry Mr.Fed.. x sempat nk PM.. tasyha kat sana 3 days.. tp, x sempat nk g tgk barang tennis.. rambang mata shopping menda lain.. besa la pompuan.. hehehehe...

skrng nih..flight g singapore murah.. tasyha naik airasia return baru RM150.. pehtu.. jetstar + tiger airlines tgh buat promotion gegila july nih.. ini la masa yang best + murah kalo nk naik flight.. sekian.. hehehe

MrFed

yeehaaaaaaa aku dah berjaya completekan Career Grand Slam aku semalam. Hardcourt dah, Grass dah, Omnicourt (artificial) dah, tar pon dah dan semalam akhirnya berjaya completekan dgn bermain atas clay....wakakakak.

karim_pin

Tasyha3 - Mulan tak dapat login. Aku nak PM ko tak boleh, sbb nak oass gmail id Mulan.

MrFed

karim sama akughi.......

stakat ni kompem 18 July friendly dgn Uitm Shah Alam.........jgn lupa ready

p/s plan nak pi dgn 7 atau 8 pair so aku perlukan hampa dua...jgn wat lece.

karim_pin

1004# MrFed

Orite, aku akan bawak partner aku masa Kedah Close tu turun. Tak mau makan ayam, nak hard hitter saja... Kalau makan ayam, kami jadi kangkung.

MrFed

1005# karim_pin

Cunnn.........ok apa makan ayam masak kangkong

geramnya

thanks karim_pin...

ini mulan yg menulis wakakaka.... id kecemasan ni sbb aritu ada orang wat kacau kat hp kul 2,3 pagi... marah2 i tak jawab call, dah nak jawab watper? i tgh sedap tido, dahtu i bukan kenal pun cik minah tu...

so skrg, id mulan tak dpt digunakan.. buat 2 id yg baru pun takleh... last2 tibai login guna id neh ... dah mmg tgh geram ni pun...

okeh...nak anta pm punnn tak lepas... nak email  guna tasyha punya yahoo id kat profile pulak taktau u terima ke tidak..

so i tepek yahoo email i kat sini... [email protected] ahaks.... tasyha emel guna nih dulu pastu baru i kasi contact info yg bebetul punya...

pening dgn cari.com


heran bin ajaib tul la cari.com ni... jenuh nak kumpul kredit dgn id mulan tu tau.... eisyhhh... geram tulll...

MrFed

saya nak buat prank call kat email mulan la plak, dalam pukol 2:35:12 am nanti saya send heheh

p/s sapa berani sangat wat prank call ni ek....

akughi

15 GS tahniah kat roger federer dan akughi federer

akughi

Mr.Fed... aku akan datang sebagai pemain simpanan...

duk lepak kat tepi amik gambo ko main...

akughi

kalo tak de aral melintang aku sampai kat UITM s.alam tu....




adios.............

tasyha3

1011# akughi


kalo nk pegi.. tasyha nk join.. yey..

tasyha3

1003# karim_pin


boleh je kalo nk anta PM.. tasyha terima..

MrFed

join jer...jgn lupa plak 18hb Julai...

p/s cam aku nak taji jer mamat yg post 1009 tu...akughi federer ...sapO tuh?

mentang2 la abg dia mng...ceih

geramnya

ON SLAMLESS NO1s


Serena Williams' victory at Wimbledon means she is now the owner of three of the four Grand Slam trophies, yet still she has to play second fiddle in the world rankings.

If was a fact brought up in the wake of her 11th Grand Slam singles triumph in SW19 and that was hardly the first time commentators and pundits had criticised the WTA's ranking system over the course of the Wimbledon fortnight.

While the reigning number one, Dinara Safina, hardly did her case much good with her feeble collapse to Williams' sister Venus in the semi-finals at Wimbledon, she is there for a reason.

OK, she remains Slam-less - that seemed to be the biggest cause for concern among those critical of the system at the All England Club - but I for one am more than happy to leap to the defence of the Russian, who certainly seemed to get a raw deal from the media over the past few weeks.

What often weren't discussed on TV commentaries and in newspaper columns were the details behind the ranking system. The general criticism which seemed to be levelled at the WTA was 'it's obvious you have the wrong player as your number one, why?'

I certainly remember BBC commentator David Mercer, in the wake of Safina's semi-final surrender, stressing how the Grand Slam are the pinnacles of his sport.

But that view is already well reflected in the ranking system - there are twice the amount of points on offer at a Grand Slam event than there are at the next highest level of tournament (Premier Mandatory) on the WTA Tour.

Perhaps David wants to increase this to three or four-fold - and he would have a point - but think what that would do to the rest of the tour. Wouldn't it just make the events outside the Slams all rather meaningless?

The Williams sisters are masters at turning up at the big events and performing, but they have been criticised in the past for not supporting the tour as a whole. Were such a points change to be introduced, surely even more of the top players would not show up in places such as Indian Wells, Tokyo and Moscow - and that's before you start to mention the lower-tier events in far-flung places across the globe such as Tashkent and Bogota.

OK, the really big stars such as the Williamses would not suffer, but certainly players lower down the scale would - the reason tennis is the best-paid female sport is not just down to the four Grand Slams. It is the fact that people across the world get to see the players compete on a regular basis. TV companies pay big money to tap into its popularity by showing the tournaments. However, the big bucks becomes small bucks if the top players play less and less.

Essentially the reason Safina is currently top of the pile is that her commitment and level of performance on the tour as a whole is better.

Her Grand Slam results may not have brought the three trophies Williams has collected, but they have hardly been shabby. Two finals (both lost) and two semis in the last 12 months.

Where she has picked up the extra few points currently keeping her above Williams is elsewhere - four other finals, two of which have been won. Serena has reached just one other final on the tour this season. Her claycourt results were once again pretty poor.

Another argument being bandied around was that a Grand Slam winner should earn significantly more points than those getting knocked out in the semis. Again, that already happens. Serena picked up 2,000 points for winning the final; Safina took 900 for her run to the last four.

Personally, I don't see a great deal wrong with the ranking system.

Were you to get players playing just a handful of big events and doing well enough to top the pile, you'd soon have the anti-argument that the rankings did not reward the likes of Safina.

No system is perfect and it's easy to see the current one being tweaked, but it's not the disaster some people have been trying to make out.

intan_sara

hi...just nak tanya... actually anak i..every week training tennis... kat kompleks pandamaran port klang....
nak tanya ada tak forumer kat sini yg yg hantar anak main tennis kat area2 ni.......

i nak joinkan dengan anak i....anak i girl 8 year old.....

MrFed

huhu saja nak bagi panas....CLAY

   

MrFed

1016# intan_sara

skrg ni dia training One to One ker atau grouping?

tasyha3

1017# MrFed


kat mane ni MR.Fed?

akughi

bro............

knp tanah dia tak same cam kat

dalam tv tu?

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