Reside Wimbledon 2013 Novak Djokovic Serena Williams Laura Robson Heather Watson line working day two: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
Aus Medienpädagogik KS Seetal
K |
K |
||
| Zeile 8: | Zeile 8: | ||
7.08pm: Sensational stuff from Moore, she was on the cusp of being broken after receiving treatment but she has once again broken Kanepi to put this match back on serve at 4-3. It's not over yet<br><br> | 7.08pm: Sensational stuff from Moore, she was on the cusp of being broken after receiving treatment but she has once again broken Kanepi to put this match back on serve at 4-3. It's not over yet<br><br> | ||
7.05pm: Our friends at IBM have been handing us some useful stats on Wimbledon, and as of now have revealed that Laura Robson has become the most tweeted player of the day - topping 19 million mentions<br><br> | 7.05pm: Our friends at IBM have been handing us some useful stats on Wimbledon, and as of now have revealed that Laura Robson has become the most tweeted player of the day - topping 19 million mentions<br><br> | ||
| − | 7.02pm: Couple of decent matches in the women's draw are getting underway now. Sabine Lisicki is up against Francesca | + | 7.02pm: Couple of decent matches in the women's draw are getting underway now. Sabine Lisicki is up against Francesca Schiavone on Court 1<br> |
While on Court 2, last year's finalist Agnieszka Radwanska is serving up against Yvonne Meusburger<br><br> | While on Court 2, last year's finalist Agnieszka Radwanska is serving up against Yvonne Meusburger<br><br> | ||
Waved through: Men seeds David Ferrer (above) and Tomas Berdych both reached round two comfortabl<br><br> | Waved through: Men seeds David Ferrer (above) and Tomas Berdych both reached round two comfortabl<br><br> | ||
| Zeile 17: | Zeile 17: | ||
6.53pm: That trainer was indeed for Moore who is about to serve again at 3-0 down in the final set - albeit now she has a heavily bandaged left knee. You would have to say if the odds were not already against her before this game, they certainly are now<br><br> | 6.53pm: That trainer was indeed for Moore who is about to serve again at 3-0 down in the final set - albeit now she has a heavily bandaged left knee. You would have to say if the odds were not already against her before this game, they certainly are now<br><br> | ||
6.50pm: Easy does it for Ferrer. Spain was reeling yesterday following Rafa Nadal's shock exit, but they have a potential new Wimbledon hero in David Ferrer as he survives a wobble to defeat Martin Alund 6-1 4-6 7-5 6-1 on Centre Court<br><br> | 6.50pm: Easy does it for Ferrer. Spain was reeling yesterday following Rafa Nadal's shock exit, but they have a potential new Wimbledon hero in David Ferrer as he survives a wobble to defeat Martin Alund 6-1 4-6 7-5 6-1 on Centre Court<br><br> | ||
| − | 6.47pm: A trainer has now been called on to Court 17, and judging by body language it appears to be for Moore, who slipped badly in the game she lost serve. On Court 3 Lopez is serving for the second set over French 19th seed Simon<br><br> | + | 6.47pm: A trainer has now been called on to Court 17, and judging by body language it [http://captiveye-pointcorp.com/ghdstraighteners.htm appears] to be for Moore, who slipped badly in the game she lost serve. On Court 3 Lopez is serving for the second set over French 19th seed Simon<br><br> |
6.44pm: The match is slipping away from Moore, but despite the 3-0 scoreline this final set has been really close. The Brit takes Kanepi to deuce again but the Estonian's powerful serve comes to her aid again<br><br> | 6.44pm: The match is slipping away from Moore, but despite the 3-0 scoreline this final set has been really close. The Brit takes Kanepi to deuce again but the Estonian's powerful serve comes to her aid again<br><br> | ||
6.41pm: Ferrer is finishing how he started - in total control. The fourth seed has raced into a 4-1 lead on Centre Court against Alund and is now serving to move within a game of the second round<br><br> | 6.41pm: Ferrer is finishing how he started - in total control. The fourth seed has raced into a 4-1 lead on Centre Court against Alund and is now serving to move within a game of the second round<br><br> | ||
| Zeile 104: | Zeile 104: | ||
'For the first time in match Robson's ball toss starts to go astray = worrying sign. Gets broken but still 4-2 up.<br><br> | 'For the first time in match Robson's ball toss starts to go astray = worrying sign. Gets broken but still 4-2 up.<br><br> | ||
4.18pm: Djokovic is edging closer to the second round with Mayer now serving to stay in the match. Robson meanwhile has gone from a commanding 40-15 lead to facing a break point in deuce - nervous times. There were a few unforced errors from the Brit there<br><br> | 4.18pm: Djokovic is edging closer to the second round with Mayer now serving to stay in the match. Robson meanwhile has gone from a commanding 40-15 lead to facing a break point in deuce - nervous times. There were a few unforced errors from the Brit there<br><br> | ||
| − | 4.15pm: Scrap that - Robson is flying! In deuce the Brit takes advantage before firing a superb return down the line to break the tenth seed again. Court 1 is lapping this up and I don't blame them. Sportsmail's Alex Kay simply says: 'British tennis is thriving. It was never in doubt.<br><br> | + | 4.15pm: Scrap that - Robson is flying! In deuce the Brit takes advantage before firing a superb return down the line to break the tenth seed again. Court 1 is [http://captiveye-Pointcorp.com/ghdstraighteners.htm lapping] this up and I don't blame them. Sportsmail's Alex Kay simply says: 'British tennis is thriving. It was never in doubt.<br><br> |
Plenty to go round: A lady holds trays of strawberries inside Wimbledo<br> | Plenty to go round: A lady holds trays of strawberries inside Wimbledo<br> | ||
4.12pm: From Sportsmail's Mike Dickson<br><br> | 4.12pm: From Sportsmail's Mike Dickson<br><br> | ||
| Zeile 132: | Zeile 132: | ||
The Russian Kirilenko's best here was last year, when she lost in the quarter-finals to Agnieszka Radwanska. It's the first meeting between these two.<br><br> | The Russian Kirilenko's best here was last year, when she lost in the quarter-finals to Agnieszka Radwanska. It's the first meeting between these two.<br><br> | ||
3.05pm More information on that agonising Pella injury from Alex Kay: 'Hearing absolute heartbreak for Argentina's Guido Pella, who was stretchered off the court with an adductor injury. Worse than that, he had fought back from two sets down against Jesse Levine and was level in the fifth set when he suffered the injury. Apparently Pella was in tears on the court.<br> | 3.05pm More information on that agonising Pella injury from Alex Kay: 'Hearing absolute heartbreak for Argentina's Guido Pella, who was stretchered off the court with an adductor injury. Worse than that, he had fought back from two sets down against Jesse Levine and was level in the fifth set when he suffered the injury. Apparently Pella was in tears on the court.<br> | ||
| − | And Neil Moxley has details of a very gentlemanly act from Dmitry Tursunov: 'I'm out on Court No. 2 and Dimitry Tursunov, who is two sets down against Tommy Haas, just showed a nice touch. Haas was preparing to serve when his opponent called a halt. Tursunov turned around and propped up a ball girl who was clearly wilting in the heat. He led her by the arm to a chair in the corner in the court and gave her a drink before court | + | And Neil Moxley has details of a very gentlemanly act from Dmitry Tursunov: 'I'm out on Court No. 2 and Dimitry Tursunov, who is two sets down against Tommy Haas, just showed a nice touch. Haas was preparing to serve when his opponent called a halt. Tursunov turned around and propped up a ball girl who was clearly wilting in the heat. He led her by the arm to a chair in the corner in the court and gave her a drink before court officials rushed over. She was able to walk off court with Tursunov receiving a round of applause for his action.<br> |
Act of kindness: Dmitry Tursunov ran to the aid of a ball girl during his match with Tommy Haa<br> | Act of kindness: Dmitry Tursunov ran to the aid of a ball girl during his match with Tommy Haa<br> | ||
3.03pm GAME, SET AND MATCH Victory in three sets for Juan Martin del Potro over Spain's Albert Ramos. The scoreline was 6-2, 7-5, 6-1. An impressive start by the Argentine. Next up on Court One is Britain's own Laura Robson, so stay tuned.<br><br> | 3.03pm GAME, SET AND MATCH Victory in three sets for Juan Martin del Potro over Spain's Albert Ramos. The scoreline was 6-2, 7-5, 6-1. An impressive start by the Argentine. Next up on Court One is Britain's own Laura Robson, so stay tuned.<br><br> | ||
| Zeile 303: | Zeile 303: | ||
Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | Baltacha dumped out before 1pm and Konta, Murray and Keothavong follow her out of SW19 exit on disastrous day for Bri<br><br> | ||
WIMBLEDON BRIT WATCH: Follow the fortunes of all the home hopes at SW<br><br> | WIMBLEDON BRIT WATCH: Follow the fortunes of all the home hopes at SW<br><br> | ||
| − | If you | + | If you adored this article and also you would like to receive more info regarding [http://www.tasmaniatopten.com/nikefreerun.php http://www.tasmaniatopten.com/nikefreerun.php] generously visit the web page. |
