Australian Open 2014 Part 2
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Mugurza is a fantastic prospect. The main reason why she'll lose this match is that she has played so many matches in the last couple of weeks, including doubles at the AO on those 40+ degree days. And Radwanska is the perfect player to exploit that.
More so the fact that playing radwanska is like hitting a ball against the wall.
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Radwanska is one of my favourite players to watch... it is a credit to her that she has no real weapons, a pitiful second serve and still gets so deep in tournaments. Her intelligence and creativity is second to none. And she's hot.
Can imagine how frustrating she'd be to play.
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Good question.
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Cool their fingers down.
Only answer that makes sense, but I've never experienced 'hot' fingers playing tennis. Nor any raquet/bat sport.
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if you feel the racket slipping in your hands from sweat - you blow on your hands, especially when the clothes youre wearing are already saturated with sweat.
Ah ok, didn't consider that. Although it often looks like they blow on the outside of their knuckles?
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Picked the right night to go out and not watch the tennis I see lol. Straight sets against Tsonga the mental midget and Radwanska was always going to thrash the Spaniard girl.
Radwanska would if been a fantastic player In the 70's and 80's. She so reminds of how Chris evert use to play. Chris like Aga read the play so well would make her opponent play so many ball and could pull the trigger if she had too.
IMO Agnieska would be the only female player on tour that if you gave her a wooden racquet she would have no problem in hitting the ball.
I would love to see Aga win the Aus open but gee that second serve is a worry when she only hits it 110km on hour. If I was her couch I would be improving on that shot. That's the difference between making quarter finals in grand slams to winning them. vikka will eat those second serves for breakfast
LukeParkerno1
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She probably can't right now, she is talking taking 2 months off to fix it after this Open. She needs surgery on it, has flared up again in Sydney. Actually think her placement is very good...however she won't beat Vika anyway. Vika is just better at what Aga does with a slightly better serve.
But if she improves on that second serve she has a chance against Vika!
LukeParkerno1
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She doesn't have a chance anyway. There is a reason Vika holds a 9-2 record against Aga. She is just better at what Aga does and unlike brainless ball bashers she won't try and overhit to beat Aga.
Only the standard definition and the post game interviews annoy me, the rest is just meh.
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