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J****0
发帖数: 2400 | | p*****u
发帖数: 711 | 2 Didn't even know she was married. | f*****n
发帖数: 18176 | 3 好啊
【在 J****0 的大作中提到】
: Good for her.
| t*****i
发帖数: 2249 | | b*****n
发帖数: 17570 | 5 没有必然联系
【在 p*****u 的大作中提到】
: Didn't even know she was married.
| a***8
发帖数: 2433 | | f******g
发帖数: 13917 | 7 Really? 恭喜恭喜，
真心希望她能活的快乐！
女子网坛没有了Henin，精彩少了一大半。
也只有henin才是小威的对手，其它什么扎啊，娃的，统统被无视。
【在 J****0 的大作中提到】
: Good for her.
| K**o
发帖数: 906 | 8 小威居然偷教练钱包。。
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/tennis-busted-racquet/serena-will
【在 f******g 的大作中提到】
: Really? 恭喜恭喜，
: 真心希望她能活的快乐！
: 女子网坛没有了Henin，精彩少了一大半。
: 也只有henin才是小威的对手，其它什么扎啊，娃的，统统被无视。
| f******g
发帖数: 13917 | 9 看来是有钱的黑女人也爱找白人男友啊。
大威找了一个白人毛豆，这个小威也找白人，
会不会被黑人骂外f？
【在 K**o 的大作中提到】
: 小威居然偷教练钱包。。
: http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/tennis-busted-racquet/serena-will
| K**o
发帖数: 906 | 10 不会的；参考mj
【在 f******g 的大作中提到】
: 看来是有钱的黑女人也爱找白人男友啊。
: 大威找了一个白人毛豆，这个小威也找白人，
: 会不会被黑人骂外f？
| | | s**e
发帖数: 1834 | 11 真心为她高兴。确实是，没了海宁，女网观赏性太差了。
顺便重贴一个以前别人发过的海宁的访谈，不错。
http://www.rolandgarros.com/en_FR/news/articles/2012-06-07/2012
Justine Henin: I was like a machine, and I regret it
Thursday, June 7, 2012
By Benjamin Adler
Share
Justine, what is your biggest fear?
Being abandoned. I’m afraid of being alone, like most people I guess. But I
’m doing everything I can to make sure that doesn’t happen (smiles).
Otherwise I don’t have any phobias, really, no specific fears to speak of.
What is the first dream you made come true?
When I was a kid, I lived for tennis, and there wasn’t much room for
anything else. When I was a teenager, I had posters of Steffi Graf in my
room, and I dreamt of winning the French Open. So when I met her and won
here, I made two big dreams come true. A bit later, when I was 22, I went
skydiving – that was something else I’d dreamed of doing.
When were you most angry with Carlos Rodriguez (her coach)?
I was angry a lot, but I usually managed to keep it in (smiles). I remember
one time when I really exploded. It was at Amelia Island, during a match
against Conchita Martinez in 2004. I wasn’t feeling very well and later we
found out that I had a virus – a bit like glandular fever. Carlos took me
aside and started bawling me out on the side of the court, because I was
playing so badly. I found that really unfair, so for once I yelled back. I
really got stuck into him and he left the court. He never did that again. He
was always pretty hard on me, but I knew it was for my own good. That
particular time, I resented it. Generally speaking, I was lucky to have
Carlos, but he was also lucky to have a player that put up with him for
fifteen years (smiles).
What were the first tears you shed as a player?
I didn’t cry very much and I wasn’t very good at showing I was happy, even
on momentous occasions. The only time I let myself go was when I was alone
in my hotel room after a difficult loss. But when I played, I kept my
emotions under control. Maybe too much. I was a machine, and now I regret it
. It would have been good to show how I felt more, like men do sometimes at
the end of tournaments. They keep it all in until the end, and after they
win or lose in the final, they show how they feel and it’s quite touching.
Even if I won a Grand Slam, I never let what I was feeling show.
What is your biggest superstition?
I always ate at the same restaurants during tournaments. I even had one
restaurant for rest days and another for match days. And I always wanted to
sit on the same side of the umpire and I never walked on the lines. I was
really superstitious (smiles). We pretty much all are on circuit. We know
that it doesn’t change anything, but it’s reassuring, it lets us get our
bearings and focus on details when things aren’t going well. Now I’m not
at all superstitious – I’ve taken a step back and I can see that it was
ridiculous (smiles).
When did you realise you were famous?
At an event that made a major impression on me and left me speechless – it
was when I went back to Brussels after winning the French Open in 2003. I
was 21 and there were 10,000 people waiting on the Grand Place to celebrate
and cheer me on. You’re never really prepared for moments like those,
especially considering that ten minutes before I went out onto the hotel
balcony there was absolutely nobody out there. I’m pretty shy, and I was
worried things would go badly. Seeing so many people made me realise how
things had changed for me, but also how much impact I could have on people.
If you could go back in time for an hour, what would you change?
I’d say goodbye to my mum. I didn’t think she’d leave us so quickly and I
regret that I wasn't able to talk to her more or take her in my arms. If we
’re talking sport, I’d go back to my Wimbledon final against Amelie
Mauresmo in 2006. Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam I didn’t win, but after
taking the first set 6-2, I didn’t have the mental or physical strength to
finish the match. I was one set away from winning Wimbledon and it slipped
through my fingers. It just wasn’t meant to be. I’m a great believer in
destiny, so that’s what I think. But if I could go back to that final and
find the energy to take another set, I’d do it in a heartbeat (smiles).
Have you ever cheated on court?
Honestly, never. There was that time playing Serena in 2003 when I raised my
hand to say I wasn’t ready for the serve (Justine Henin raised her hand to
indicate she wasn’t ready for Serena’s serve. However, she did not
confirm this to the umpire, and Serena was surprised to not be given the
benefit of a first serve. This made a few waves). But otherwise, honesty is
very important to me. I’m not capable of openly cheating. When young
players cheat at my academy, I put a stop to it immediately.
What is your worst character trait?
I have trouble keeping up friendships. I’m bad at keeping in touch with
friends who live far away, and it’s a real pity, because I like people and
sharing things. I’m a very intense person – when I give, I give everything
. But when I cut myself off and burn bridges, I’m not pretending. I’ve
always been really erratic in keeping up friendships, I’m not good at
creating long-term relationships. But I’m looking for a bit more stability
and I’m really working on it. In thirty years’ time, I hope I’ll be able
to say that I’ve known my friends for twenty years.
【在 f******g 的大作中提到】
: Really? 恭喜恭喜，
: 真心希望她能活的快乐！
: 女子网坛没有了Henin，精彩少了一大半。
: 也只有henin才是小威的对手，其它什么扎啊，娃的，统统被无视。
| l**7
发帖数: 3940 | 12 孩子可怜阿，一个没有乳房的娘，只能靠formula了。。。。想摸摸都捞不着，呜呜
【在 J****0 的大作中提到】
: Good for her.
| L***s
发帖数: 2944 | 13 不mean会死人吗？
要不把你的乳房或者你老婆的乳房拿出来亮亮有多大？
【在 l**7 的大作中提到】
: 孩子可怜阿，一个没有乳房的娘，只能靠formula了。。。。想摸摸都捞不着，呜呜
| p********3
发帖数: 853 | 14 不知道娜姐被骂的时候会是什么样？
★ 发自iPhone App: ChineseWeb 7.3
【在 s**e 的大作中提到】
: 真心为她高兴。确实是，没了海宁，女网观赏性太差了。
: 顺便重贴一个以前别人发过的海宁的访谈，不错。
: http://www.rolandgarros.com/en_FR/news/articles/2012-06-07/2012
: Justine Henin: I was like a machine, and I regret it
: Thursday, June 7, 2012
: By Benjamin Adler
: Share
: Justine, what is your biggest fear?
: Being abandoned. I’m afraid of being alone, like most people I guess. But I
: ’m doing everything I can to make sure that doesn’t happen (smiles).
| l**7
发帖数: 3940 | 15 大姐，不用了吧，彻彻底底的平胸女，都没有罩杯编码的，还有比较的必要吗。。。。
窝一点也没有mean阿，一直支持她的忠实粉丝，当年看她总是骑在肥臀克妈头上别提多
开心啦
【在 L***s 的大作中提到】
: 不mean会死人吗？
: 要不把你的乳房或者你老婆的乳房拿出来亮亮有多大？
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