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Sep 28th, 2012, 12:33 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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“In Tokyo, I had three double faults in the first game, so it’s not very often to have that for me, but that I can improve for sure,” Kvitova said. “I tried today to practice in the wind, but it’s not that easy.”
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It was different conditions and we played indoor and I didn’t feel very comfortable,” Kvitova said. “But it’s not like something happened and I hope that I can improve my game here.”
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Sep 28th, 2012, 01:17 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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PS: I'm not sure how much Sharapova and Vika will show up or play well in Beijing, but we'll see?
And yes, Aga (Da Vulture) Radwanska is the final again guys, trying to defend those points. 
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play several games/matches then withdraw, my guess
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Sep 28th, 2012, 01:30 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
also i feel getting slow following these mandatour tournies at this time of the year 
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Sep 28th, 2012, 01:43 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
Let's be honest guys, who expected Radwanska-Petrova final?
Show your true colors 
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:02 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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BYE Aga- Petrova - Kerber - Stosur (Tokyo last 4)
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Really? I didnt know they do that like that... Weird!
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:05 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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Speaking about Beijing (not that I understand everything you guys wrote). Lol.
The young lady, Petra Martic, that beat Kvitova in Tokyo, lost in the first round to Puchova 6-2 6-2 in Beijing. SMH
Oh My Petra (Kvitova).
PS: I'm not sure how much Sharapova and Vika will show up or play well in Beijing, but we'll see?
And yes, Aga (Da Vulture) Radwanska is the final again guys, trying to defend those points. 
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I know, I was thinking the same... Our Petra 
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:07 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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dani? should be easy stuff for Petra, even she's to play the very first day
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I'm not sure if anything is easy for Petra at this point, till she proves otherwise.
And remember, Beijing is not a Grand Slam or important Grand slam warm up for Dani to choke on.
Who knows? Maybe Dani will be relaxed and play her game, if Petra's still going walkabout.
I hope Petra wins. And we know Dani plays into Petra's game. But you never know?
I hope Petra's motivated.
Good Luck Petra.
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:12 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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Let's be honest guys, who expected Radwanska-Petrova final?
Show your true colors 
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can i just give these tournaments a  ?
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:16 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
It was almost the same last time except it was Petkovic, and before that Wozniacki won it so shitfest is usual
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:17 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
“In Tokyo, I had three double faults in the first game, so it’s not very often to have that for me, but that I can improve for sure,” Kvitova said. “I tried today to practice in the wind, but it’s not that easy.”
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It was different conditions and we played indoor and I didn’t feel very comfortable,” Kvitova said. “But it’s not like something happened and I hope that I can improve my game here.”
What is all that? I didn’t feel very comfortable playing indoor and thats why I was serving like crap?
You lost to someone who couldnt win two matches in a row, how do you explain that
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:23 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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“In Tokyo, I had three double faults in the first game, so it’s not very often to have that for me, but that I can improve for sure,” Kvitova said. “I tried today to practice in the wind, but it’s not that easy.”
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It was different conditions and we played indoor and I didn’t feel very comfortable,” Kvitova said. “But it’s not like something happened and I hope that I can improve my game here.”
What is all that? I didn’t feel very comfortable playing indoor and thats why I was serving like crap?
You lost to someone who couldnt win two matches in a row, how do you explain that
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So weird, she didn't say why she wasn't comfortable? Who knows what kind of BS goes through her mind when things aren't easy...
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:30 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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“In Tokyo, I had three double faults in the first game, so it’s not very often to have that for me, but that I can improve for sure,” Kvitova said. “I tried today to practice in the wind, but it’s not that easy.”
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It was different conditions and we played indoor and I didn’t feel very comfortable,” Kvitova said. “But it’s not like something happened and I hope that I can improve my game here.”
What is all that? I didn’t feel very comfortable playing indoor and thats why I was serving like crap?
You lost to someone who couldnt win two matches in a row, how do you explain that
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Maybe it's a problem in the translation (from Chinese, Petra or Paulmara, whatever), but it does sound like dribble from Petra.
So Kvitova lost that match vs Martic with the roofed closed? If so, I didn't know that.
Well, if this is true, there goes your indoor hardcourt streak guys (though it was a retractable, as opposed to a fixed roof, so Petra's still got that record to hold on to).
But then again, how could the roof had been closed when the serving was so poor?
It seems to me, like Petra was cryptically speaking about her practice in Beijing, as well.
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:32 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
not comfortable for outdoor, not comfortable for indoor? now we have a solution, we have retractable roof! 
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:38 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
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So weird, she didn't say why she wasn't comfortable? Who knows what kind of BS goes through her mind when things aren't easy...
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Oh, she wasn't "comfortable", so she didn't fight?
The other thing is, Petra's the #5 ranked player in the world. There's a reason why Martic was ranked 72. As poor as we think Petra can play in many of these opening rds off of layoffs, unless the opposition plays lights out (which is rare), they usually lose. Many times these lower ranked players make mistakes, choke and take on court siesta's. That's why top ranked players usually win those matches when they play poorly.
Petra on the other hand (as Melange said), lost to a player that hadn't won two matches in a row since the French Open.
Embarrassing.
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Sep 28th, 2012, 02:44 PM
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Re: Petra’s Asian Outdoor Hard Court Swings – Tokyo, Beijing, Dubai, Doha
Somebody knows who pays to Kotyza, Petra or Prostejov?
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