Federer inspires Nadal greater. Kimiko Date retired from tennis
Federer inspires Nadal greater. Kimiko Date retired from tennis. That is the tennis news highlights on 13/9/2017.
Nadal can beat Roger Federer
Leif Shiras believes Rafael Nadal can beat Roger Federer to become the greatest Grand Slam champion in history. Federer now has 19 Grand Slam championships and after conquering the US Open in 2017, Nadal owns 16 Grand Slam titles.
The distance between them is three, while Nadal is five years younger than Federer, and Nadal is also in good health after repeated injuries. "I think Nadal is playing tennis that is probably the best career. And do not forget that his fitness is very good. If Nadal is able to keep up with this strength, he can win 4-5 Grand Slam titles and beat Federer. "
Kimiko Date retired from tennis
Japanese veteran Kimiko Date played the final match of his professional tennis career after losing to Serbia's Aleksandra Krunic 6-0, 6-0 in the first round of the Japan Open. Actually, Kimiko Date had declared hanging in 1996 before re-exporting in 2008. She said Japan Open is the last one to participate. The Elder lady is constantly struggling with shoulder and knee pain.
Carlos Moya: "Federer inspires Nadal to move forward"
Rafal Nadal's current coach wants to help the Spanish player improve his disappointing record against Roger Federer and insists Federer is motivating the world's No. 1 player to play better. Compared to Nadal overall Nadal is still slightly better than Federer but this year Federer is temporarily leading Nadal 3-0 for confrontation.
"They are two of the greatest players in the world. All tennis fans want to see them competing. They inspire and motivate each other to play better. With Nadal, it's obviously positive that Rafa looks at the fact that Federer is still playing well, making things unbelievable at age 36. Once you want to get better, you need to learn from the top players. ".
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Sloane Stephens on the cover of Sports Illustrated
Stephens on the cover of S.I
US Open champion Sloane Stephens was chosen as the protagonist on the cover of Sports Illustrated Sports magazine just 48 hours after her coronation. The 24-year-old US Open champion was not named as the seed of the tournament. This is also the first time she has reached the finals of a Grand Slam. It is notable that Sloane Stephens just started her season in July this year at Wimbledon after a long break to recover from surgery.
Noah warns France about Croatia
Before the battle with Croatian tennis players in the Davis Cup this weekend, Frenchman Noah warned his teammates of the danger of the opponent to avoid falling into a state of subjective, complacent.
Croatian tennis tournament entered the war with France without former World No. 1 Novak Djokovic along with names like Janko Tipsarevic or Victor Troicki. But with Noah it does not mean that he and his teammates will have an easy game. "Even if Serbia lose the familiar names, they are still extremely formidable. They have nothing to lose so they will play with the psychological comfort and so they are very dangerous. "
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