БОЛЕЕМ! 10-го июля 2016 года - Nasha Masha

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10 июля 2016, 21:59

Наверное сегодня победит Франция, но я буду поддерживать мои дети, которые болеют за Португалию. Хорошие годы мы жили в этой стране! Невозможно забыть!

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10 июля 2016, 22:19

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Наверное сегодня победит Франция, но я буду поддерживать мои дети, которые болеют за Португалию. Хорошие годы мы жили в этой стране! Невозможно забыть!

И я за Роналдо, хотя Мария будет за Францию.

Как ужасно французы подбили Роналдо!

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10 июля 2016, 22:28

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И я за Роналдо, хотя Мария будет за Францию. Как ужасно французы подбили Роналдо!

Сделали самое главное-выбили его,теперь точно французы победят

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10 июля 2016, 07:38

‘Welcome To Hell’: Rio Police Warn They Can’t Promise Olympic Protection

And a “super bacteria” has been discovered to boot.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/rio-police-olympics-security-health-protection_us_577bbac0e4b09b4c43c10f25?ir=Sports§ion=us_sports&utm_hp_ref=sports&

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11 июля 2016, 00:35

Счастье в нашей семье! Португалия чемпион Европы!

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11 июля 2016, 01:27

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Счастье в нашей семье! Португалия чемпион Европы!

High five!

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11 июля 2016, 01:48

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Счастье в нашей семье! Португалия чемпион Европы!

Поздравляю! И всё-таки неожиданно! Рональдо французы выбили, а забили таки португальцы!

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10 июля 2016, 17:47

Christopher Clarey ‏@christophclarey 5m5 minutes ago London, England

Milos Raonic

First serve points won in tournament 81 %

First serve points won so far vs Murray 64 %

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10 июля 2016, 13:07

Craig O’Shannessy ‏@BrainGameTennis 18m18 minutes ago

#Wimbledon Serving

Aces

#Murray 52

#Raonic 154

DF’s

Andy 6

Milos 28

1st S. Won

Andy 78%

Milos 83%

2nd S. Won

Andy 57%

Milos 59%

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10 июля 2016, 12:23

МОСКВА, 10 июл - Р-Спорт. Международная ассоциация легкоатлетических федераций (IAAF) допустила россиянку Дарью Клишину, выступающую в прыжках в длину, к участию в Олимпийских играх и в других международных соревнованиях в качестве нейтрального атлета, сообщается в пресс-релизе организации.

Совет IAAF 17 июня оставил в силе дисквалификацию Всероссийской федерации легкой атлетики (ВФЛА) и, соответственно, отстранение российских легкоатлетов от международных соревнований. Международный олимпийский комитет (МОК) 21 июня на саммите поддержал решение IAAF, но не стал отстранять всю сборную страны от Олимпиады-2016 и допустил, что в Играх под российским флагом смогут принять участие некоторые атлеты, с которых IAAF снимет дисквалификацию в индивидуальном порядке.

"Совет IAAF по допингу согласился с тем, что Клишина соответствует критериям для участия в международных соревнованиях", - говорится в релизе.

Также IAAF сообщает, что всего получила 136 заявок от российских легкоатлетов, утверждающих, что они никак не нарушали антидопинговые правила и не причастны к системному применению допинга.

http://rsport.ru/rio2016_athletics/20160710/978296250.html

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10 июля 2016, 17:53

Carl Bialik ‏@CarlBialik 19m19 minutes ago

Raonic average second-serve speeds by round at Wimbledon:

112 mph in 1st round

119 2nd

119 3rd

113 4th

112 QF

110 SF

106 today

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10 июля 2016, 17:54

Roddick:

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1YqKDVkrVVEJV

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10 июля 2016, 18:10

Chris Skelton ‏@ChrisSkelton87

Murray is seeking to become the first man in six years to win a major without defeating a member of the Big Four.

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10 июля 2016, 18:48

Top Five Returns Of Serve Of All Time: Where Are Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Vika Azarenka And Maria Sharapova?

Posted by Admin on September 7, 2012

It is not surprising that four of the best server returners in the history of game, as rated by tennis historian and journalist Steve Flink, happen to be featured among the four men and women in the 2012 US Open semifinals.

In his new book THE GREATEST TENNIS MATCHES OF ALL TIME ($28.95, New Chapter Press, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Tennis-Matches-All-Time/dp/0942257936/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1347019733&sr=1-1&keywords=greatest+tennis+matches+of+all+time) Flink not only reviews and rates the greatest confrontations in the history of the sport, but also rates the great individual strokes of all time. In the serve return category, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova – all four represented in the US Open semifinals – rank among the best of all time. The following are his top five serve returners of all time as excerpted exclusively from Flink’s book.

Men

1. ANDRE AGASSI With his astonishing hand-eye coordination, the man from Las Vegas took the return of serve to another level. He could read the serve with uncanny regularity and would take the initiative away from the server in an instant with his crackling returns off both sides. His two-handed backhand return was probably more dazzling than his forehand return, but he could be vulnerable to well-placed wide slice serves. His two-handed backhand return was probably better than his forehand return, but off both flanks he imposed himself spectacularly and returned with ferocity.

2. JIMMY CONNORS The left-hander’s posture on the return differed from Agassi’s. He stood farther back to give himself more time. But Connors would drive his returns so flat off both sides that he could make the biggest and best servers look very vulnerable. His booming returns would jump off his Wilson T2000 racket with astounding pace, and the serve-and-volleyers of his generation were usually at his mercy.

3. NOVAK DJOKOVIC The Serbian’s elastic reach on his two-handed backhand sets him apart from just about anyone in his field. He can be pulled wide to his backhand, yet still snap back the return with gusto. He may yet develop the finest return of all time, but already Djokovic has established himself near the top of the list with his unflinching manner, and his capacity to attack second serves and handle first serves with outstanding control and precision.

Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic

4. LLEYTON HEWITT The Australian was one of the grittiest competitors ever to set foot on a court, but he had to work inordinately hard to beat rivals with larger arsenals and considerably more power. Hewitt overcame that deficiency because his return of serve was unfailingly consistent. He could get more big serves back into play than just about anyone. He did not return with as much aggression as some of the others who shined in that department, but no one probed more convincingly.

5. ANDY MURRAY The best British player of the modern era, Murray always has a wide range of options at his disposal. He is crafty, versatile and imaginative. His game is multi-faceted. But perhaps his finest attribute is his propensity to strike his returns with conviction and unshakable authority. His feel on the forehand return is impeccable and his two-handed backhand return is brilliant because he is so flexible and accurate.

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Top Five Returns Of Serve Of All Time: Where Are Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Vika Azarenka And Maria Sharapova? Posted by Admin on September 7, 2012 It is not surprising that four of the best server returners in the history of game, as rated by tennis historian and journalist Steve Flink, happen to be featured among the four men and women in the 2012 US Open semifinals. In his new book THE GREATEST TENNIS MATCHES OF ALL TIME ($28.95, New Chapter Press, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Tennis-Matches-All-Time/dp/0942257936/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1347019733&sr=1-1&keywords=greatest+tennis+matches+of+all+time) Flink not only reviews and rates the greatest confrontations in the history of the sport, but also rates the great individual strokes of all time. In the serve return category, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova – all four represented in the US Open semifinals – rank among the best of all time. The following are his top five serve returners of all time as excerpted exclusively from Flink’s book. Men 1. ANDRE AGASSI With his astonishing hand-eye coordination, the man from Las Vegas took the return of serve to another level. He could read the serve with uncanny regularity and would take the initiative away from the server in an instant with his crackling returns off both sides. His two-handed backhand return was probably more dazzling than his forehand return, but he could be vulnerable to well-placed wide slice serves. His two-handed backhand return was probably better than his forehand return, but off both flanks he imposed himself spectacularly and returned with ferocity. 2. JIMMY CONNORS The left-hander’s posture on the return differed from Agassi’s. He stood farther back to give himself more time. But Connors would drive his returns so flat off both sides that he could make the biggest and best servers look very vulnerable. His booming returns would jump off his Wilson T2000 racket with astounding pace, and the serve-and-volleyers of his generation were usually at his mercy. 3. NOVAK DJOKOVIC The Serbian’s elastic reach on his two-handed backhand sets him apart from just about anyone in his field. He can be pulled wide to his backhand, yet still snap back the return with gusto. He may yet develop the finest return of all time, but already Djokovic has established himself near the top of the list with his unflinching manner, and his capacity to attack second serves and handle first serves with outstanding control and precision. Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic 4. LLEYTON HEWITT The Australian was one of the grittiest competitors ever to set foot on a court, but he had to work inordinately hard to beat rivals with larger arsenals and considerably more power. Hewitt overcame that deficiency because his return of serve was unfailingly consistent. He could get more big serves back into play than just about anyone. He did not return with as much aggression as some of the others who shined in that department, but no one probed more convincingly. 5. ANDY MURRAY The best British player of the modern era, Murray always has a wide range of options at his disposal. He is crafty, versatile and imaginative. His game is multi-faceted. But perhaps his finest attribute is his propensity to strike his returns with conviction and unshakable authority. His feel on the forehand return is impeccable and his two-handed backhand return is brilliant because he is so flexible and accurate.

Women

1. MONICA SELES When the left-hander was ruling the world of women’s tennis with her relentlessly piercing two-handed shots off both sides, her return of serve was one of her largest virtues. She was ceaselessly looking to back her opponents up with her uncompromising returns. Off either the forehand or the backhand, she went all out, but controlled her aggression and played the percentages on her terms.

2. STEFFI GRAF Unlike Seles, Graf did not turn the return of serve into a weapon off both sides. Her forehand return was much more damaging, and adversaries served to that side at their own peril. Her backhand return was largely a chip, but it was effective as well. And there was always the danger that Steffi would run around her backhand to blast inside-out forehand returns that featured impeccable footwork.

3. CHRIS EVERT In her time, Evert faced some first-rate servers in Billie Jean King, Margaret Court, Virginia Wade, and, of course, Martina Navratilova. Her return had to be sharp and unerring. Against serve-and-volleyers, she made them volley up off her dipping returns; against baseliners, she got great depth with outstanding control. All in all, she was a terrific returner because she missed so few and set herself up to take control of points.

4. VICTORIA AZARENKA In establishing herself as the No. 1 ranked woman in the world early in 2012, Azarenka brought a bright array of strengths with her to the arena. But, above all else, her return of serve was the best feature of her big hitting game. She is ultra-aggressive without being reckless, and the pressure she applies on opponents with her returns is immense.

5. MARIA SHARAPOVA This feisty and unwavering competitor excels on the return of serve. Her returns are scorching off both sides. She drives through the ball relentlessly and has a knack for taking the initiative away from her rivals with the depth and extreme velocity of her returns. Sharapova is devastatingly potent when she is receiving and her second serve returns are of the highest caliber.

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Top Five Returns Of Serve Of All Time: Where Are Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Vika Azarenka And Maria Sharapova? Posted by Admin on September 7, 2012 It is not surprising that four of the best server returners in the history of game, as rated by tennis historian and journalist Steve Flink, happen to be featured among the four men and women in the 2012 US Open semifinals. In his new book THE GREATEST TENNIS MATCHES OF ALL TIME ($28.95, New Chapter Press, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Tennis-Matches-All-Time/dp/0942257936/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1347019733&sr=1-1&keywords=greatest+tennis+matches+of+all+time) Flink not only reviews and rates the greatest confrontations in the history of the sport, but also rates the great individual strokes of all time. In the serve return category, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova – all four represented in the US Open semifinals – rank among the best of all time. The following are his top five serve returners of all time as excerpted exclusively from Flink’s book. Men 1. ANDRE AGASSI With his astonishing hand-eye coordination, the man from Las Vegas took the return of serve to another level. He could read the serve with uncanny regularity and would take the initiative away from the server in an instant with his crackling returns off both sides. His two-handed backhand return was probably more dazzling than his forehand return, but he could be vulnerable to well-placed wide slice serves. His two-handed backhand return was probably better than his forehand return, but off both flanks he imposed himself spectacularly and returned with ferocity. 2. JIMMY CONNORS The left-hander’s posture on the return differed from Agassi’s. He stood farther back to give himself more time. But Connors would drive his returns so flat off both sides that he could make the biggest and best servers look very vulnerable. His booming returns would jump off his Wilson T2000 racket with astounding pace, and the serve-and-volleyers of his generation were usually at his mercy. 3. NOVAK DJOKOVIC The Serbian’s elastic reach on his two-handed backhand sets him apart from just about anyone in his field. He can be pulled wide to his backhand, yet still snap back the return with gusto. He may yet develop the finest return of all time, but already Djokovic has established himself near the top of the list with his unflinching manner, and his capacity to attack second serves and handle first serves with outstanding control and precision. Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic 4. LLEYTON HEWITT The Australian was one of the grittiest competitors ever to set foot on a court, but he had to work inordinately hard to beat rivals with larger arsenals and considerably more power. Hewitt overcame that deficiency because his return of serve was unfailingly consistent. He could get more big serves back into play than just about anyone. He did not return with as much aggression as some of the others who shined in that department, but no one probed more convincingly. 5. ANDY MURRAY The best British player of the modern era, Murray always has a wide range of options at his disposal. He is crafty, versatile and imaginative. His game is multi-faceted. But perhaps his finest attribute is his propensity to strike his returns with conviction and unshakable authority. His feel on the forehand return is impeccable and his two-handed backhand return is brilliant because he is so flexible and accurate.

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