Nie mam czasu na śledzenie PD, ale dlaczego Troicki nie gra w singlu?

Noi mamy po dwóch dniach 2:1, sensacja bardzo blisko....
Dzisiaj meczu nie widziałem no ale 5 setów... ale jutro sie wszytsko wyjaśni. Pierwszy mecz Djoko vs Monfils o 13, pewnie wygra Serb no ale liczę na walke moze 5 setów? Ciekawe kto zagra drugi mecz Llodra?

Mam nadzieje ze dzisiaj za słabo dysponowanego Simona wejdzie Llodra ,a ze wciąż jest w tej samej formie co w Paryżu
to pokazał w wczorajszym meczu deblowym.Llodra w trudnych chwilach skutecznie wspierał Clementa  który w czasie meczu miał wzloty i upadki.A mieli trudne chwile w tym decydującym secie, przy stanie 5-3 i własnym serwisie było już 15-40 dla Serbów...
Co do pierwszego meczu to pewnie Djoko wymęczy z dobrze dysponowanym ostatnio Monfillsem, więc o wszystkim zadecyduje tak mi se wydaje ostatnie partię, kto wie może Llodra -Troicki albo Simon -Tipsa to pewnie więdzą w tej chwili tylko trenerzy poszczególnych reprezentacji..

Od kiedy zaczynaja ? Az sobie znajde jakiegos streama i obejrze, a pozniej styczen i sloneczna Australia

Ten dzisiejszy rezultat utwierdza mnie w przekonaniu, że wtopa przeciwko Clownfilsowi to najbardziej wstydliwy wynik dla Federera z tego sezonu.

COA napisał:

Kto gra w ostatnim meczu, bo na ls mam Tipsara i Simona ?

Troicki vs Llodra.

6-2 0-2 Jugosławia, niestety.

ALLEZ !

Generalnie to nie wiem jakim frajerem musiałby być Trocki, żeby tego nie dowieźć do końca. Jeśli jakiś czarodziej nie natchnie Francuza nowym życiem, to 3 partia będzie zarazem ostatnią.

Llodra zniszczony, szkoda na pewno Simon by bardziej powalczył. Gratki dla Serbi.

SERBIA WINS MAIDEN DAVIS CUP CROWN


Viktor Troicki won the deciding fifth rubber for Serbia.

Serbia has been crowned Davis Cup champion for the first time after Viktor Troicki produced a stunning display to defeat France’s Michael Llodra 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 in the deciding fifth rubber in Belgrade Sunday.

“I’m in shock, after the last shot I couldn’t believe this happened,” said Troicki on court. “I think for the next few days I’ll still feel a little bit different. Maybe in five days I’ll feel the real feeling of winning the Davis Cup. This is the most intense pressure ever in my life and to win it in front of the home crowd is the best possible way. It’s unbelievable.”

Earlier, World No. 3 Novak Djokovic had kept alive Serbia’s hopes as he defeated French No. 1 Gael Monfils 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 to level the final at 2-2. “It was an unbelievable emotion, under the circumstances with the huge pressure, I played an amazing match,” said Djokovic. “Everything was working for me today.”

In celebration of becoming the 13th nation to win the Davis Cup title, all of the Serbian team had their heads shaved on court prior to the trophy presentation.

“I want to congratulate my team they played very good, especially this third day, hopefully we’ll play again like this next year,” said team captain Bogdan Obradovic.

Djokovic was quick to dominate Monfils in the baseline rallies and did not relent throughout the first set, keeping the Frenchman under constant pressure and drawing inevitable errors to break serve twice and take the first set 6-2.

Monfils continued to impose himself on Djokovic from the back of the court in the second set, all too often finishing second-best in their lengthy, athletic exchanges, and the Serbian broke serve in the sixth and eighth games to take a commanding two-set lead.

Perhaps inspired by his teammates’ fight back in the doubles a day earlier, Monfils took the match to Djokovic in the third set and twice led by a break of serve. However, Djokovic channeled his frustration into aggression in his game and was able to recoup the breaks both times to lead 5-4. In the 10th game a costly double fault from Monfils gave Djokovic two match points and the Serbian converted his second as Monfils netted a backhand.

World No. 30 Troicki was then tasked with facing the in-form Llodra, who had not lost a Davis Cup rubber in 2010, including victory over Troicki in Saturday’s doubles rubber. The 24-year-old Belgrade native was unfazed, though, and made a dream start to the match, breaking serve twice to race to a one-set lead.

Llodra looked set to stage a fight back in the second set as he secured an early break of serve, but the Frenchman was exposed at the net in the following game as Troicki immediately broke back. It sparked a run of eight straight games for the Serbian, who caused endless problems for Llodra with his exceptional return of serve and passing shots throughout the match.

Troicki put his foot down in the third set and quickly established a double break advantage as Llodra double faulted on break points in the first and fifth games. The Frenchman put forward one last effort to derail Troicki, chipping and charging to great effect to recoup one of the service breaks in the sixth game.

Troicki held strong in the closing stages, though, and more impressive returning from the right-hander earned him two match points in the ninth game. He converted his second chance with a backhand cross-court return winner to clinch victory in two hours and 13 minutes.

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Team spirit the key say Serbs

In harmony on and off the court, Serbia's memorable Davis Cup triumph over France on Sunday owed much to camaraderie, team members said.

The celebrations were kickstarted when Viktor Troicki beat Michael Llodra to complete Serbia's 3-2 victory and their first Davis Cup triumph.

After they lifted the trophy, the Serbians marched into the press centre and stood on a table as they sang a national battlesong which also reverberated from the sound system and spurred them on during breaks in Sunday's singles.

"All for one and one for all, that's how these boys operate and their fantastic team spirit and friendship is what made this happen," said Niki Pilic, advisor to Serbia's team captain Bogdan Obradovic.

Pilic became the first man to win the Davis Cup with three different sides, having steered his native Croatia and Germany before he assumed the advisory role with Serbia in 2007.

"The crucial thing is that we are all completely open about things with each other and there is never a clash of egos, when we make a decision it is based on everybody's opinion because we breathe as one," added Obradovic.

"These players are not just team mates, they are also mates off the court and they do things together, which is such a huge advantage for a Davis Cup side," he said.

"After losing Saturday's doubles, we all sat on the floor in the hotel room to talk things over and then we made the decision who will play in the fifth tie on Sunday."

World number three Novak Djokovic, who won both his singles matches in the final, added: "Individually or team, this is the best achievement of our careers and one of the biggest for our country." Having seen Djokovic pull Serbia level 2-2 with a convincing win over Gael Monfils in Sunday's opening tie, his close friend Troicki sent the home fans into raptures after giving Llodra another straight-sets roasting.

Hitting winners almost at will, Troicki played what Obradovic labelled as the best match of his career while Djokovic and company roared him on from their box.

They also gesticulated to galvanise the home crowd during every break and then mobbed Troicki after he lashed in the final cross-court backhand winner past Llodra.

"They are like brothers to me, the closest people I have and to win the Davis Cup with them is an unbelievable feeling, I am at a loss for words to describe it," Troicki said.

"It will probably take a few days to sink in and for my emotions to start coming out."

Having described his opening singles defeat to Radek Stepanek in Serbia's semi-final win over the Czechs as the worst in his life, Troicki finally delivered for his country under the greatest possible pressure.

Troicki, seen by a number of Serbian pundits as a player with ample talent and weak nerves, punched the air to show his soaring confidence after producing his best shots at the most critical moments against Llodra.

"Honestly, I had stage fright at the start and towards the end because I knew Llodra wasn't going to give up and gift those points to me, I had to take risks and win them," he said.

"I tried to not to think about lifting the trophy and all the ensuing euphoria and I think I did a good job. I want to thank the whole team for their support, we all believed we could do this after going 2-1 down on Saturday."

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