This year's Australian Open cold door explosion, constantly bring surprise and surprise to everyone.
Here, Top2's men's tennis rulers Xiao de and Murray unexpectedly have been cold out, missed the top eight;
There, long sparse battle Federer Like strong enemy No. 5 seed JinZhigui, and injury of the Nadal reversal of hope star A Zvelev, each into the final eight!
This is a scene that no one could have imagined before the Australian Open opened this year. At the same time, there is a new expectation among tennis fans: will the long-lost "finalist" play again in this year's Australian Open final?
Fernand, used to be the most attractive theme of the men's tennis competition. Back then, Federer and Nadal, both from Europe, ranked in the top two of the list all year round, occupying the upper and lower ends of all major tournaments, meeting frequently in the final of the major events-in their 34 matches. There are as many as 21 times in the final.
The first meeting of the two was in the third round of the Miami Masters in 2004, and Nadal's 2-0 won Federer, who just won the Australian Open. The match has become a turning point in the Nadal's career and has also opened an era of "It's not the same as it is.".
The wind contrast of two people's ball is super high, technically: one is right hand, one is left hand; one is good at SLR, one is good at double reverse. From the personality: one is a gentleman, one is a fighter; a calm, a passion; a pursuit of perfection, a challenge. They are hailed as the ultimate representative of tennis philosophy, making it easier for spectators to enjoy the difference in the game. Many fans said it was' through repeated confrontations that set the benchmark for contemporary men's tennis and contemporary fans' appreciation'.
However, their state went down and the ranking began to slip, from the same time as the world's top five, to hold in the top eight of the world. Now, their rankings have fallen to the 16th and 9th positions, respectively, with the two men's current age (35 and 30), the state and the rank, and the ferner would like to meet again in the Grand Slam final. Last time they met in the final, or the 2011 French Open, Nadal 3-1 won. The 34-field feiner, which has been staged between them, has gradually faded out of the memory with the days of the day and the day of the day.
Now, 35-year-old Federer has entered the ranks of veteran, Nadal has also passed the years, but they still stick to their beloved tennis court, and in adversity unyielding spirit, tenacious fighting spirit, into the final eight! No matter how far Fina can go in this Australian Open, has given us enough surprise and moved.
Australian net friends who love tennis are expected to meet again in the final.
The Australian Open must be Feiner's final match! At least I hope so!
The post-80s and post-90s must have loved the Australian Open this time. Del and Murray are out of the game! This is a great opportunity for Fanner!
Who else would like to see Fiona play again and Federer win the 18th Grand Slam? Look forward to the reappearance of legend!
In addition to Fina's hopes for a war, Australians also want to see the sisters gather in the final, 14 years after their last match in 2003.
This year's Australian Open has been cold enough, anything can happen, let's wait and see! No matter what the result, I believe fans will thank you for the expectations of the Australian Open this year, as well as the wonderful memories of the Fina era that have been aroused by these expectations!