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Tuesday, April 12, 2005

Stadium (from 10.00hrs)
1. Frazier vs. Golovin
2. Pierce vs. Washington
3. Strycova vs. Martinez
4. Daniilidou vs. Shaughnessy
5. Jidkova vs. Dementieva (NB 19.00hrs)
6. Morigami vs. Petrova

Club (from 10.00hrs)
1. Razzano vs. Raymond
2. Farina Elia vs. Kostanic (NB 12.00hrs)
3. Benesova vs. Zvonareva
4. Morariu/Pierce vs. Kutuzova/Vaidisova
5. Cargill/Granville vs. Benesova/Peschke

Court 3 (from 10.00hrs)
1. Asagoe vs. Lee-Waters
2. Stosur vs. Ruano Pascual
3. Marrero vs. Medina Garrigues
4. Jankovic/Kostanic vs. Brandi/Grant

Court 4 (from 11.00hrs)
1. Pratt vs. Srebotnik
2. Camerin/Garbin vs. Chladkova/Dragomir Ilie
3. Stewart/Stosur vs. Lee/Peng



assolutamente nulla di interessante
unico tentativo sulla dani vs una shaugh che la settimana scorsa non stava in piedi
unico book che ho visto che quota è GB con dani a 2

2.18 B&W

With a new book out and a reality TV series in the works, Serena Williams embarked Monday on her latest project: raising awareness about menstrual migraines. It's a malady rarely discussed in sports, and Williams was reluctant at first to talk about the headaches that have been a recurring pain for her over the past five years.

For Williams, they start with a dull ache that build to a throb. The back of her eyes hurt and her ears ring. Sometimes she becomes dizzy and nauseated.

"You want to just crawl under your bed and stay there" she said.

"I know it doesn't look like it affected my tennis," said Williams, winner of seven Grand Slam titles. "But especially in the sun, playing with a migraine makes it worse. In Australia it's not that easy. I remember playing Martina Hingis in Sydney, and I was just out of it."

"Some doctors tell you it's mental," she said. "One of my doctors actually told me that - `You have to get over it. There's nothing really wrong with you. You just think it is when it gets to be that time of the month.' I was thinking, `I've got to be more mentally tough.'"

Migraines weren't the reason Williams went without a major title last year. But she did blame the ailment for at least one defeat: against qualifier Alina Jidkova at Linz, Austria, in October.

"It was the last straw," she said. "I lost to this girl I would never lose to because I had such an incredible headache."

Adesso sappiamo perche' il tennis delle donne e' cosi' unpredictable

La Shaughnessy favorita su terra rossa non si può vedere. La Daniilidou ha le sue chance eccome.

Occhio Dax, è terra verde, più veloce

Sì, lapsus.

Anche io seguo gli illustri pareri e vado con la greca,
Daniilidou su Shaughnessy 2.09 baw,
poi secondo me la Razzano non è mai stata un mostro di continuità  e
dopo la settimana scorsa potrebbe avere un calo,
bancata Razzano contro Raymond 1.72-1.73 bf.

Chomik ha scritto:menstrual migraines:

il sommo poeta diceva
tennista mestruata bolletta stracciata

che un book non void dia la massima su una atleta che si è ritirata la settimana prima...

behrajan ha scritto:

Chomik ha scritto:menstrual migraines:

il sommo poeta diceva
tennista mestruata bolletta stracciata

niente di piu' vero.....
siccome presumo che quasi tutte prendano la pillola e che quindi hanno un ciclo preciso e regolare si potrebbe tentare di stilare una specie calendario per tentare dei buoni lay anche se e' un lavoraccio in quanto ci sono molte variabili aleatorie(tendenze lesbo,mancanza di materia fecondante per eccesso di ribrezzo,in pratica tenniste inscopab...,padri sergenti attenti agli attacchi ai territori proibiti,ecc...ecc....non mi dilungo visto l'orario da bollino rosso...)