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The Prometheus Of Tennis                                                                                By Janaina Moreira Dias (Brazil) x Aadharsha(India) In the gleaming sky shines the golden clock of Kronos, God of Time.  One day, a man    from the nation that loves watches,  Sneaks into his kingdom and decides to tinker with his Great Gear.  He begins to turn the golden hands of the clock, faster and faster, making time turn back ... 2017 .... 2007 ...  The man in question, a brilliant and old tennis player, then performs the unthinkable for any sportsman:  he revives    the performance of youth in his maturity. Turns his forehand and backhand    into flaming rays,  Float on the court, dazzlin...

Tennis players in the Hunger Games 1. Novak Djokovic - Acts all funny before the games, turns quite psycho in the arena. Could kill anyone. Wants to form an alliance with Rafa and Roger, but gets rejected, which hurts his feelings and he targets them first. Weapon of choice: throwing knives - fast, quiet, and effective. 2. Roger Federer - His brains are the most dangerous thing about him. Doesn’t mean he doesn’t have the skills, he has the most skills in the arena. Everyone expected him to be in an alliance with Rafa, so they didn’t even ask - except Novak. His weakness: kind of expects others to play fair. Weapon of choice: bow and arrows, but a spear also goes - aim and accuracy are the key.  3. Rafael Nadal - He’s the muscles of the pair. Very hungry for survival, has the skills, but sometimes acts before he thinks. The traps of the arena are a bigger deal for him than the tributes. Weapon of choice: something that requires brute force, an axe probably. 4. Dominic Thiem ...

 "In my ranking of all time after Roger Federer, I put Rod Laver" - Stan Smith Former US open and Wimbledon champion Stan Smith name Roger Federer as his pick for the greatest of all time (GOAT). Stan Smith also heaped praise on the game and attitude of 19-year-old Jannik Sinner.  Only Roger Federer will be successful with wooden racquet Stan who retired in 1985 before the change in racquet technology knew very well on handling wooden racquets. The 73 year old says only Roger Federer can handle the play with wooden racquet.  "With the wooden racquet the game is necessarily different, less powerful and slower. If you didn't hit the ball in the perfect centre of the frame, it meant trouble. I think only one who would be easily successful with the wooden racquet is Roger Federer. He plays as we did. Clean," Smith continued.  The GOAT Debate The GOAT debate in tennis has been raging after Rafael Nadal also won 20 Grand Slam titles at the Roland Garros this year. Des...

  ‘I would be surprised if Roger Federer isn’t a Grand Slam semi-finalist next year,’ says Jim Courier It would be ‘a surprise’ if Roger Federer does not reach a Grand Slam semi-final next year, according to Jim Courier. Courier, though, thinks the Swiss ace will still be able to go deep in the toughest tournaments around. Nonetheless, the 50-year-old engaged in a conversation on ‘Tennis Channel’ where he mentioned Federer can still achieve wonders. He compared Federer’s current carrer-path with that of Jimmy Conors when he was 39-years-old. “I would be frankly surprised if Federer doesn’t make  a [Grand Slam] semi next season, again if he is healthy,” Courier said. However, Courier does attach one caveat, and it is the same one he has for Federer’s fellow-legend Serena Williams. “If Roger and Serena can have the good serve percentage and they still have a lively right arm, they’re still gonna be awfully tough to beat.” Federer says he is on track to return at the Australian O...

Medvedev's world-class drive was hatred of Roger "I couldn't see Federer win anymore"  On Sunday, Daniil Medvedev (24) celebrates the greatest success of his career so far.  The Russian beats all the top 3 players at the ATP Finals in London and thus won the last title of the tennis year 2020. Roger Federer also played his part in this victory. His style of play may not be the most elegant, but Daniil Medvedev (24) has reached the middle of the world class since his successes this fall.  After winning the 1000 tournament in Paris-Bercy, he also remains undefeated at the ATP finals in London and takes the title and the coveted trophy.  It was an extremely cool performance: when he used his first match ball in the final against Dominic Thiem (27) from Austria after two hours and 42 minutes, the 1.98 meter tall Russian didn't move a face.  He runs to the front of the net to accept the opponent's congratulations and sits down on his bench, seemingly emotionless. ...

Roger Federer Finishes the year as World No.5 The 2020 tennis season has officially ended and Roger Federer is still World No.5, despite resting the most of 2020 due to knee surgeries.  Tournament Played Roger Federer played only at Australian Open 2020, reaching Semifinals and lost to Novak Djokovic due to groin injury.  He displayed brilliant game at the Australian open saving 5 match points against John Millman and 7 match points against Tennys Sandgren respectively.  Indeed a mind blowing performance as a 38 year old.   History Maker Federer also registered 100 match wins at the Australian Open. Also the oldest man to reach the Australian Open Semifinals.  He is a history maker and history breaker, breaking and recreating his own records.  At the Australian Open Roger has played six matches this year, all of them at the Australian Open: 20.01.2020 Australian Open R1 Roger Federer def. Steve Johnson 6-3 6-2 6-2 22.01.2020 Australian Open R2 Roger Federer...

Roger Federer - I believe I can comeback   Roger Federer x Uniqlo Ambassador  Roger Federer is confident to comeback and win bigger matches in 2021 .  The Swiss maestro has revealed the following in his new video at uniqlo ambassadors.  “I’m Roger Federer, a professional tennis player, a father and a husband. I really value my family of course. Compassion, I really believe in power of people ...a-lot.  I really believe in power of people and education is really important to me as well.”   What’s your take on 2020? “2020 will be remembered as a difficult year on many levels. So I think, moving forward it’s really important to be positive but really help one and another out. If now we can pick up our family members, our friends and help them through these difficult times, I think that’s going to be essential. I believe in the power of people. The people always persevere and we always find ways. We adapt to new situations and challenges and I think we will do ...