ATP - Roger Federer

[bojanaBG]

Ja sam upravo konstatovala da izgleda bas, bas lepo

[Lord Aleksoni]

I meni izgleda bolje nego ikada, well done Mirka

[KH2345]

Mirka bez sumnje daleko najlepsa WAG, a sta reci o Roletu, frajercina i po.

[bojanaBG]

i jos 2 slike, kao dokaz ovog sto smo pricali

[bojanaBG]

[Mr. Wolf]

Urokani Rozder igrao levom rukom i rutinirao ih.

[bojanaBG]

ali samo ga zamisljam kako pijan, vristi od smeha i igra ping pong

[bojanaBG]

skroz zanimljivo, intervju sa likom koji je bio Mirkin trener, a ujedno se druzio i sa Rogerom

[bojanaBG]

dok ostali prasinare, on je u pustinji

[bojanaBG]

Roger Federer

#Fbf to the Match for Africa 4 in Seattle last month! Thanks to everyone who helped us make it possible. What an unbelievable event in an amazing city!

[bojanaBG]

konacno je stigao u Evropu, na ciriskom jezeru
kamuflirao se, stari nike kacket stavio

[bojanaBG]

Super intervju

Once More With Feeling

He was down 3-1 in the fifth set of the 2017 Australian Open final, losing to Rafael Nadal, his career kryptonite. Nadal, who was 6-0 against Federer in grand slams since 2008, pounded forehands at him. Federer felt his legs go heavy. Then heavier. He started talking to himself. "I recall saying, 'You have to try to break now, pal, because later on he is going to stay in the lead and have the break, and then too much luck is involved to turn the whole thing around.'"

He struggled to calm down. He kept talking, tried to stay positive: "I told myself, 'I've done very little wrong. I've played committed. I've played bigger with my backhand than I ever have against Rafa. I've hit a lot of backhand winners.'"

He remembers it now as some combination of Zen and excitement. "A different mindset," he says. Instead of getting shaky, he got energized. Instead of reproducing an old pattern, he found something new. "I had the best 20 minutes of my life, maybe, on the tennis court," he says. "I just zoned in and just went ..." He lifts his right hand and mimics a jet taking off. It climbs higher and higher, and then it flies away.

mozda se samo sali, ali ipak

"I think if I find the right balance, it could be quite exciting," he says. Exciting enough to stave off any notions of impending retirement, though he is coy about predictions. "I will play until 40," he says, deadpan. Then he laughs. "Just maybe not on the tour." His goal right now is "to keep a freshness, a freeness" in his game.

[Sarafa]

Ne bi me zacudilo i da igra i preko 40-te, fenomen je on

[Unofficialpage]

Sve dok je konkurentan za titule nema razloga da ide u penziju. Dosadno gledati tenis kad on ne igra.

[bojanaBG]

14. jun

Federer Starts Grass Court Swing In Stuttgart On Wednesday 14th June

mahacu vam, ako neko bude gledao uopste