[外電]Federer Flies By Wang
Federer Flies By Wang
by Erin Gell
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
The good news: you get to make your US Open debut on Arthur Ashe Stadium
Court; the bad news: your first round opponent will be none other than world
No. 1 Roger Federer. That was the situation Yeu-Tzuoo Wang from Chinese
Taipei faced today as he took the court for his first US Open.
Wang held his own, but not surprisingly, Federer came away with a decisive
6-4, 6-1, 6-0 victory.
The two-time defending champion kicked off the match by breaking his 21
year-old opponent’s serve. But Wang did not let the situation intimidate
him, and managed to win his next four service games.
Roger Federer is fresh off of a rare loss, proving that he is not invincible
after all. Scotland’s Andy Murray snapped the Swiss’s 55 match winning
streak on North American hard courts just two weeks ago at AMS Cincinnati.
That second-round loss also ended Federer’s streak of making it to 17
consecutives finals.
“[Murray] was there. He was ready, and I wasn't,” said Federer of the loss.
“He played a good match on top of that; I didn't play well. That was the
combination enough to beat me.”
But Federer naturally has his eye on the final here next weekend. If he wins
the tournament this year, he will be looking at a US Open three-peat, a feat
that would make him the first man since Ivan Lendl in 1987 to win three US
Opens in a row. Additionally, he would set a new record as the first man in
history to win Wimbledon and the US Open back-to-back for three consecutive
years.
Federer held a break point against Wang in the third game of the second set,
and requested an official challenge when his cross court zinger was called
wide. The instant replay confirmed that the ball was indeed out, and the
point went to Wang. The two would struggle through three deuces until Federer
was at last able to convert the break and move to a 3-0 lead.
Wang remained back at the baseline for the bulk of the match, but was not
afraid to take opportunities to boldly come in to net and try to throw the
Swiss man off. Though Federer usually got the better of these encounters, it
showed that Wang refused to bring anything less than his best.
His first break point opportunity came up with Federer serving for the set at
5-0. The Swiss’s ball sailed past the line and Wang got his break. Federer
broke back with the game to cap off the set 6-1.
During the changeover between sets, Wang called for a trainer and received a
medical time out to have his left hamstring re-wrapped.
Federer zipped through the remainder of the third set, shutting Wang out 6-0
to secure the win.
“I thought I played pretty well,” Federer said after the match. “Not too
many mistakes. I played aggressive, and it worked out. So it was a good match
all in all, definitely.”
Next up will be the winner of Wednesday’s match-up between Brits Tim Henman
and Greg Rusedski.
大意是說 球王覺得自己打的很棒 沒有太多失誤且十分積極
而宇佐在第二盤結束後 有請防護員上場治療...
所以是傷勢沒完全好吧> <
宇佐雖然在第二盤5:0破了球王的發球局 但就再也沒有拿到任何一盤
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請有空的大大幫忙翻譯囉^^
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