Video: Andy Murray meets Hacker T. Dog - Wimbledon 2014
CBBC star Hacker T. Dog meets 2013 Wimbledon Gentlemen's Singles Champion Andy Murray.
CBBC star Hacker T. Dog meets 2013 Wimbledon Gentlemen's Singles Champion Andy Murray.
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Showing posts with label tennis videos. Show all posts
Friday, June 27, 2014
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Video: Ferrer loses at Australian Open, pushes linesman, could face $20,000 fine
Ferrer loses at Australian Open, pushes linesman, could face $20,000 fine
Davidad Ferrer lost to Tomas Berdych in four sets at the Australian Open quarterfinals and could possibly face a fine after making contact with one of the linesman on Rod Laver Arena.
Ferrer not only made contact with a linesman while he was attempting to put his towel down, but it was a little more than just a friendly brush aside for the Spaniard.
Unauthorized touching is prohibited and he could get a fine that could reach $20,000.
Davidad Ferrer lost to Tomas Berdych in four sets at the Australian Open quarterfinals and could possibly face a fine after making contact with one of the linesman on Rod Laver Arena.
Ferrer not only made contact with a linesman while he was attempting to put his towel down, but it was a little more than just a friendly brush aside for the Spaniard.
Unauthorized touching is prohibited and he could get a fine that could reach $20,000.
Monday, September 9, 2013
Videos: Rafael Nadal US Open Semifinal Highlights and Press Conference
Videos: Rafael Nadal US Open Semifinal Highlights and Press Conference
Watch highlights from the semifinals match between Rafael Nadal and Richard Gasquet at US OPEN 2013...
Rafa's interview...
Watch highlights from the semifinals match between Rafael Nadal and Richard Gasquet at US OPEN 2013...
Rafa's interview...
Friday, July 5, 2013
Watch Del Potro vs Djokovic Wimbledon Semis live online and free streaming on Youtube
Watch Wimbledon semifinals between Novak Djokovic and Juan Martin Del Potro live and online...
Watch it right here :) or at Wimbledon.com
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Djokovic Wimbledon 2013 quarter-final Press conference | Video and transcrip
Novak Dkokovic's press conference after his 7‑6, 6‑4, 6‑3 victory against Tomas Berdych.
Q. When you come back from two breaks down against a player like Berdych, what kind of confidence does it give you?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: It was a huge confidence boost obviously being two sets up. I could feel that, you know, he was frustrated in the third set.
That was my opportunity, so I capitalized when I needed to. You know, he missed some few easy shots, especially on the second set set point. I don't know how I managed to turn the second set around.
But generally it was a very close match, and that's what I expected. Tomas is a very powerful player. As you could see, we went toe‑to‑toe in the first set and one shot decided a first‑set winner.
That was important for me, you know, to get the set advantage. Even though I started poorly in the second, I still felt quite good on the court. Just really glad to go in three.
Q. Your first time at this stage of the tournament without dropping a set. Is that reflective of how you feel your form is and also your confidence level?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yes, I think so. I've been serving very well, efficiently. I've been returning also quite good. You know, a lot of balls back in the court, which allows me to be confident on the baseline, which is my game.
I'm trying also to step in the court a little bit more. Today I wasn't able to too much because I had a very aggressive opponent who plays a lot of deep shots. I was maybe too defensive at the start.
But then, you know, afterwards, middle part of the match, I managed to step in and just tried to be a little bit more aggressive. That brought me a victory.
So, you know, coming into the semifinals I feel physically fresh. I have another two days to get ready for that match.
And I'm ready. Plenty of motivation to win every match that I play on here.
Q. Now you'll play Del Potro. Last time you played on grass was in the Olympics. How do you expect the match to go?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Well, I lost to him for bronze medal here. Was close match also. DelPo is a great player. I have a great respect for him. He's a Grand Slam winner.
He struggled with injuries in last few years, but every time he comes back he comes back very strong because he just has this talent, you know, and qualities as a player.
He's very tall, so he uses that serve as a powerful weapon. And of course forehand, that is his signature shot.
You know, it's semifinals, so everything is open, on the table, and we both want to win.
Q. You spoke a few minutes ago about how you're feeling as you're progressing through the tournament. Can you compare the feeling you have now with other times in your career, or is this somehow different?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Every time is different really. Every year is different. Brings some new sensations.
But, of course I'm trying to use that experience that I had in past, especially in this tournament, in 2011, when I won the only title in Wimbledon.
As I said, using that necessary experience to feel comfortable and calm and confident towards the end of the major tournament.
Now I'm in the semifinals. Hopefully I can get a step further. You know, I'm really going to try to step out on the court in two days and give my best to be in another final of Wimbledon.
I believe I can make it. Now, of course I have a quality opponent. As I said, there is no really clear favorites now in the later stages of the event.
But inspiration is out there, you know. Of course you always want to do your best in the Grand Slams.
Q. You mentioned Del Potro's injuries. It seems that he's carrying on at the moment. Does that affect the way you go into the semifinal tactically?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Well, he's kind of a similar opponent from the one that I had today. You know, tall, powerful serve, quite flat shots from both sides on the baseline, and he can move around the court quite well for his size.
So tactically, of course I'm going to make few adjustments and see, analyze my opponent, as I always do.
Q. What did you think of Nemanja Vidic coming to see you rather than taking a seat in the Royal Box?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Well, he came to see me play. I was very much delighted to see him in our box today and watching the match and supporting me. It's the first time he actually came to watch me. I've watched him before in the national team a few times. We met briefly.
I'm looking forward to seeing him actually now. He's a big star in our country. He plays for one of the best teams in the world. I was just very happy to see him there on the stands and supporting me.
Q. How do you assess your own situation now? Can you get much better?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: I believe that you can always get better. It's kind of the mindset I always try to have, because that's, you know, something that keeps me going every single day on the practice courts, day in, day out, trying to give my best and trying to always, you know, inspire myself to play better tennis and to improve.
I know I have a quite complete game, but I still feel there are rooms for improvement. That's something that excites me actually for the future.
Q. How much out of 10, would you say?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: I can't give you a number. I'm sorry. But there's always something I feel I can do better.
Q. Over the tournament we've seen a lot of players slip over on the grass. You haven't so much. What do you put that down to? Do you have natural balance? Is it experience?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: It's not like I haven't been sliding this year and also previous years. I mean, I had nasty falls also. But sliding is part of my movement, I can say. Throughout all my career and all my life I have been sliding on different surfaces.
Of course, on the grass is not necessary too much to slide. If you do that, sometimes you can lose that half a step that is very much needed for recovery for the next ball.
But sliding is there, and I do slide on some balls. Sometimes it helps me, you know, to recover better, to defend better. It's the way I have been moving all my life.
Q. Have you watched Murray's side of the draw with a little bit of envy? Cilic, Tsonga, Nadal, Federer all go.
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Not at the start (smiling).
But, look, you know, the draw is something you can't really affect. I'm sure that he's also trying to focus on his own matches and his own games as I do. Sometimes you have luck; sometimes it opens up; sometimes it doesn't.
If you want to be the best, you have to beat the best players in the world. There's no question about it.
Q. Can you explain how that Nemanja came? Did you invite him?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yes, we got in touch with him actually for our fundraiser event that's going to happen on Monday night after Wimbledon is finished. It's going to be the first fundraiser of our foundation here in London.
We wanted to invite Nemanja because he's one of the most successful and most recognized Serbian people in the world. Of course it would be a great pleasure to have him.
He accepted that, and he said he would be here in these days. You know, he wanted to come and watch with his wife, so that's how we got in touch.
Q. Do you want him back for the semifinals?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: He's a lucky charm. I'll make sure he's there.
Q. Another nutrition question. What do you eat and drink during the match? Is it always the same even if the match is shorter or longer?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: I do have my own things that I eat. I don't eat too much. Obviously, you can't during the match because your stomach and digestive system is clogged up. You have to eat little bit by little bit to maintain your sugar levels high so you cannot have any drop downs. And also hydrate yourself as much as you can.
That also depends if I play on a hot day or not. It's also what I do before the match, you know, to prepare myself for that challenge.
Q. It's your 13th semifinal in a row in Grand Slams. You're No. 1, expected to go all the way. Is there a special feeling when you reach the last four of a Grand Slam?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Well, there is a special task to reach Roger's 30 something (laughter).
No, I'm kidding. It's a huge achievement for me. I'm very proud of my success on Grand Slams because that's exactly where I want to do my best and where I want to play my top tennis and reach the latter stages of the event because these are the most important, most valuable tennis tournaments in the world.
All the attention of the sport is focused on four Grand Slams, especially Wimbledon. So I'm really glad that I've been managing to continuously make that great success in reaching at least the final eight.
Q. Does it feel like business as usual reaching the semis?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: You have to work for that. It's not that easy. It doesn't come to you.
Q. We know your dog Pierre is an important fellow.
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yes, very important.
Q. Have you brought him over?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: He's back home waiting for me. When I come back from my work, first thing I see when I open the door of the house is him. He greets me. That's a huge joy.
Q. He's here?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: He's here, yes. And I can't wait to go and see him, if you don't mind (smiling).
Interview from Wimbledon.com
Del Potro Wimbledon 2013 quarter-final Press conference | Video and transcrip
Juan Martin del Potro's press conference after 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 win over David Ferrer.
Q. From outside it looks completely unbelievable what you've done today. Can you describe.
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: From inside was the same (smiling).
I think I play a really, really nice match today. That's what I need against these kind of players, basically against David because he run a lot. He's a really good fighter. He was two set down and put me pressure all the time until the end of the match.
I think I play really focus the important moments. My best tennis came today to beat him.
Q. When you fell at the beginning, what was going through your head? Were you worried?
JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO: Yeah, I was worried because was the same movements like four days ago. The doctor says they can't do any more with my knee. I had the tape, a very tight tape, and that help me to move a little bit, but nothing more.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Rafael Nadal Wimbledon 2013 Interview | Video and Transcrip
Rafa Nadal was upset by Steve Darcis in the first round of Wimbledon 2013 last Monday... Let's remember what he said about this match during the press conference...
Rafael Nadal gives his Wimbledon press conference following his 7-6(4) 7-6(8) 6-4 first round loss to Steve Darcis.
Q. What would you say went wrong today and what went right, if anything? What happened?
RAFAEL NADAL: Happen that is sport. And sometimes you play well and you have the chance to win. Sometimes you play worst and the opponent play well and you lose.
That's the good thing about the sport. That's all.
Good things today for me was not a lot of things good. But, you know, just congratulate Darcis. I think he played with the right decision, played well, and that's all.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
Wimbledon videos highlights from first week
Lot of things happened during the first week at Wimbledon... Many upsets, Nadal and Federer included, many retirements... Let's recap what happened shall we??...
Reynolds vs djokovic
Djokovic vs Mayer
Andy Murray vs Tommy Robredo
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Videos: Wimbledon latest finals to remember
Let's remember the latest Wimbledon finals shall we???...
Wimbledon 2012
Roger Federer gets past Andy Murray por 4-6, 7-6, 6-3 y 6-4 | Full match
Federer new Rolex Commercial | Rolex and tennis
Check out Roger Federer's new Rolex Commercial just in time for Wimbledon 2013...
As time passes, history is made; champions are born. Rolex is proud to be a major force at play behind the finest players and events in tennis.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Video: Ross Hutchins and The Royal Marsden
Video: Ross Hutchins and The Royal Marsden
At the age of 28 Ross Hutchins never expected to get cancer but he was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in December 2012 and is getting treatment at The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre.
Hutchins has committed himself to raise money for the hospital... Check out his campaign...
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Video: Rafa into Acapulco 2013 2nd round
Rafa Nadal beat Diego Schwartzman 62 62 in his opening match in Acapulco...
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Video: Nadal vs Chardy Semi Higlights Vina del Mar 2013
Watch highlights of Rafael Nadal's semi-final victory over Jeremy Chardy at the VTR Open in Vina del Mar on Saturday.
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Video: Federer Australian Open Interview
Roger Federer discusses his relaxed preparation for Australian Open 2013 and what keeps him motivated at this stage of his career.
Video: Djokovic Australian Open Press Conference Day 3
Novak Djokovic speaks following his win over American Ryan Harrison in the second round at the 2013 Australian Open.
Video: Australian Open Day 4 highlights
The scorching heat wasn't enough to deter the players or the crowds at another stunning day of the Open.
Kimiko Date-Krumm continued to wow the crowds with her win as well as local Bernard Tomic moving onto the third round, plus more from day four of AO 2013
Video: Australian Open 2013 Shot of the Day 4 by Bernard Tomic
Bernard Tomic displays some trademark flair in the sweltering Melbourne heat.
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Video: Australian Open 2013 | The Draw | The making and analyses
Australian Open 2013 Womens Draw
Australian Open 2013 Mens Draw
What The Players Made Of The 2013 Australian Open Draw
After all of the hype and speculation we take a look at what the players make of the 2013 Australian Open draw
Video: Federer hits with Blake at Australian Open 2013
He may not have played a warm up tournament this year, but Roger Federer is getting in some solid hitting. Today he practised with James Blake.
Video: Australian Open 2013 Kids Day
Everyone loves a bit of Kids Day action, and nobody moreso than Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Victoria Azarenka, Ana Ivanovic, and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Check out the highlights of their match up.
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