Agnieska Radwanska

[Delester]

pa realno to nije vise od 5000e nedeljno, za njih je to apsolutno jedno veliko nista
nije mi samo jasno jel onaj porse ursulin posto je rekla "moj auto" ali mozda je i on rentiran, ali tu me je vec glava zabolela

[Gama]

...ali tu me je vec glava zabolela

Koga nije

[Delester]

ustvari sigurno je rentiran jer je volan na desnoj strani

[ivana23]

Ja sve imam utisak da su one rentirane od neke agencije za nekretnine da izreklamiraju kucu radi prodaje.

[Delester]

apsolutno i to moze biti tacno, mozda i najverovatnije

[alcesta]

Gledala sam samo prvi minut za vreme RG mogle bi da iznajme Versaj

[Gama]

Stuttgart, 23/04/2012
Agnieszka Radwanska, the world No. 4, sat down with the journalists to answer a variety of questions at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix’s All Access Hour. The 23-year-old Pole’s thoughts on...

. . . the way she’s improved over the past few years:
“I’m naturally very happy to have been in the Top 10 for a couple of years. Whether there’s a secret? I don’t know. I didn’t really change much in my game. I’ve simply worked hard and I still enjoying playing. When I go back to the hotel after being 12 hours on court then I’ll watch the night session on television. Tennis is for me the biggest thing.”

. . . the women’s tennis:
“In the men’s game three names dominate. As for us women there’ll always be a lot of changing at the top. You can see that from last year when the Grand Slams were won by four different players. Everybody in the Top 10 or Top 15 could be No. 1. I also hope I can be number one.”

. . . her relationship with Angelique Kerber and Sabine Lisicki:
“We keep joking we’d be a very good Fed Cup team but I’m the only one that can play for Poland. We’re together a lot and both of them speak very good Polish. I went on holiday with Angelique and Caroline Wozniacki. I spend more time with them than with my family as we’re on tour together for ten months of the year.”



. . . Germany:
“I have an earlier link to Germany. When I was a kid, I lived a few years in Gronau where my father was the club coach. I won my first tennis tournament there when I was six. But it was more of a case of getting the ball over the net and making as few mistakes as possible. I still understand a bit of German – but I’ve unfortunately forgotten how to speak the language.”

. . . her tourist management studies:
“I think it’s important that you have something more in life than just forehands and backhands.”

http://www.porsche-tennis.de/prod/pag/tennis.nsf/web/english-archive_pressreleases_T12_0290_en?OpenDocument&cont=current_topnews#pagetop

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[Gama]

Wednesday, 16 May, 2012

An interview with: A.Radwanska

Q: So, could we just have your thoughts on how it went today?
RADWAŃSKA: Well, this woman is really playing well – she played well today. She is a good player on a slow court. I couldn't finish a ball, she was running very well and she was a good player.
Q: You say this is not a very lucky place for you. Why is that? Is it different from other clay courts?
RADWAŃSKA: Those courts are very slow especially when we are coming from Madrid and Stuttgart where those courts are very fast and slippery and I think she is very good on that and so that is why she plays good.
Q: You are very complimentary about her. Let's talk about you. How do you think about your own game?
RADWAŃSKA: I played well but not good enough to win that game – especially I had so many chances especially in the first set and 40 15 almost each game and when you lose chances like that then you have to pay.
Q: Just the last one from me. How much of a set back, how much of a problem is this just before the French Open?
RADWAŃSKA: Well, of course you are losing the beginning of the tournament it is disappointing and I am tired with all the matches that I am playing on clay court and I have some problems with my back. I am probably going to take a few days off and probably play in Brussels but I still have some more matches before Paris……

Ima problema ali ipak hoce i u Brisel

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Samo da se oporavi u Briselu do titule ce joj biti potrebna cetiri meca a posle neka se usredserdi na preostla tri Slema i Olipijadu.

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BRUSSELS, Belgium - Only one player has won more matches than her this year, and with a title run at the Brussels Open this week she could pass that player - World No.3 Agnieszka Radwanska spoke to the press ahead of the Premier-level tournament, and here's a taste of what she said...

On her rapid rise to No.3 in recent months...
"I'm very happy because I've managed to play my best tennis since the beginning of the year and I've improved my ranking so much in just a couple of months. But it's funny, because I haven't really changed anything - I've been practicing in the same place, with the same people, doing the same stuff."

On what she considers her best win of the year...
"Winning the Miami tournament, the biggest tournament after the Grand Slams. I had a lot of great matches there, beating Venus, Bartoli and Sharapova, and I didn't even lose one set. I played really great tennis there and my level was very high in the finals. I was very happy about my performance there."

On Azarenka, the only player with more wins than her this year...
"Victoria is playing very well this year, pretty much on every surface. She's just too good. I'd love to have revenge of course, but I hope we don't play again too soon! Maybe we can play again in a few weeks or a few months. It's nice to play other players - but we might play each other again next week, we'll see!"

On Brussels...
"It's my first time in Brussels - I think it's my first time in Belgium, but I'm not sure, if I've been here before it was a long time ago and I don't remember! But I don't think so. I don't know much about Belgium but I'm going to the museum here, so hopefully I'll know more about it than just the hotel and the courts.

"I've walked around the city a bit, because the hotel is in the city. It looks like there are a lot of good restaurants, so I'm looking forward to going to those."

On watching her sister Urszula's qualifying matches...
"Yes I have. I used to get very nervous watching her, but now I'm kind of used to it. We've been doing the same thing for so many years. Of course when it's a tight match, a tie-break or 5-all in the third, I'm nervous. But mostly I cheer."

On her idols when she was young...
"I always loved watching tennis - even until now I still do. I was always pretty much watching everyone - of course I loved to watch Martina Hingis, and Steffi Graf, Pete Sampras, the Williams sisters too. Pretty much everyone!"

On being among the favorites for the upcoming French Open...
"Now that I'm No.3 there's always some pressure to do well anywhere, but I don't really think about it. I just try to focus on my game and play my best tennis."

On her favorite surface...
"I was practicing all my life on clay - I don't even have a hardcourt in the city where I practice - but pretty much 90% of tournaments are on hardcourts, so I'm used to it now, and I prefer it. And grass too. Clay is a bit in the background now, but one year I won a clay court tournament, so I know I can do it."

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Słyszałam, że w ciągu dwóch tygodni na Wimbledonie zjadanych jest 30000 kg truskawek i 7000 litrów śmietany. Cieknie Wam slinka? ) | I heard that over the two week tournament nearly 30000 kg of strawberries are served with 7000 litres of cream. Anyone for strawberries and cream?

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Sa sinocne ceremonije

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Nova fruzura

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Važno da se usredsredila na party promociju, za poraze boli je uvo