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http://www.rolandgarros.com/en_FR/news/articles/2005-05-23/2005052311 16866397372.html 照片還是很正但是戰績讓人傷心/___\ Defending champion Myskina sadly flames out, Venus Flies By Matt Cronin Monday, May 23, 2005 Anastasia Myskina became the first defending champion in the history of the Open era to lose her first round match when she played miserably in a 6-4, 4-6, 6-0 loss to Spain's Maria Sanchez Lorenzo on Monday. But 2002 finalist Venus Williams moved ahead, taking down Spain's Marta Marrero 6-3, 6-2. Unable to focus and utterly lacking confidence in her shot selection, Myskina careened 69 unforced errors in the contest and was broken nine times. Saddled with a sore shoulder, the Russian was unable to ratchet up her service speed. Moreover, because she lacked faith in the types of strategies she employed, she frequently hit the ball from bad positions, resulting in inconsistent play. "Right now, it's really difficult to understand what I have to do on court," she said. "When the ball comes to me, I don't know what I have to do, where I have to put the ball. I have no confidence at all right now." The Spanish veteran played a gutsy and consistent contest, attacking Myskina's serves, rushing the net when given the opportunity and hanging tough from the baseline. But Myskina - who has been in emotional turmoil all year long due to her mother Galina's life-threatening illness - was a shadow of the woman who won the title last year. In 2004, she coolly dissected the field. This year, she simply imploded. "Right now I can lose to anybody," she said. "No matter who's playing against me, the girl's winning. She played normal tennis. I can't say she did something special to beat me." Myskina is so down on herself that she has no idea why she's playing the way she is, or how she is supposed to get herself out of her funk. She said that when she's approaching the ball, what's going through her mind is "that I lost the ball again. My shot decision is not there now. I think I should play more matches, because that's when you really know what to do. Now, as soon as the ball comes to me, I don't know what to do with the ball." Sanchez was pleased with her overall play, but didn't wildly celebrate her win, because she's aware of Myskina's personal troubles. "Obviously she's not playing as well as last year," the Spaniard said. "But people told me about her personal problems. It's not about her game. I think it's about her mind. I feel so sorry for her. I don't think I had to make a great show of my victory. I hope she will recover soon. I know she will be top 10 again very soon." Williams came into Roland Garros after winning her first title in nearly 14 months in Istanbul. The 24-year-old started slowly against Marrero, but then found the range on her searing groundstrokes. Playing well inside the court, she consistently attacked the Spaniard, nailing 38 winners to only 16 from her foe. "My level is good," said Williams. "I'm going to keep working hard to be consistent, move my feet and that kind of thing. I got better as the match went on. I'm actually quite good as the points go longer, because sometimes I get a little wild." While she hasn't produced consistently elite tennis since 2003, Venus still believes she can contend for the title. "I try not to listen to the talk because everyone can talk, but there's few who can walk the walk," she said. -- http://www.pixnet.net/marsafin http://www.wretch.cc/album/marsafin ◣ ◢ ◢◣ ██◣ ◢◣ ███ █◣◢█ ◢▃◣ █▄█ ◢▃◣ █ █ █ ▋ ▋ █ ◣ ▋ ▋ █ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 61.62.73.119