will Martina Hingis win Kim Clijsters in the Quater Final of 2006 Australian Open?
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Latest news is Kim Clijsters beat M.Hingis
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I am clapping my hands!IIt is so fun to play AND watch! I prefer watching women's tennis to men's because after 2 hours or so, it gets tedious. My favorite women's player is Martina Hingis and men's is Roger Federer. I don't play at a club, but I am starting next month with lessons. (I still play for fun though)
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Amélie ayant atteint les 1/2 finales l'an passé à Wimbledon, elle a beaucoup de points à défendre cette année ...\nEn fait, tout va dépendre du parcours d'Amélie et de sa principale rivale Kim Clijsters ...\nSi Amélie n'a pas un tableau facile, la belge n'aura pas la tâche facile puisqu'elle se trouve dans la partie de tableau de Kuznetsova, Hénin-Hardenne et Martina Hingis ...\nSi Amélie réalise un bon parcours comme c'est le cas depuis 3 ans; elle devrait vraisemblablement rester la numéro 1 mondiale.
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Yes that sounds like a good bet, although I really think Aussies will win!
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and!!!\nAustralia will win(~~)
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its a tough call........\nmy head says Nadal but heart says Federer.\nI'll cheer for Federer.
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Federer over Roddick, Henin-H over Mauresmo. May be wrong, but sounds like a good bet.
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It's possible, since her comeback is impressive. For that to happen, she needs to improve her fitness and game, or hope there are quite a few upsets in the Slams for her to claw to the final. JHH and Clijsters would present the most formidable obstacles for her in terms of her trying to complete the Career Slam with a French Open title. She plays well in Australia, so that would be her most likely chance to win a Slam. At Wimbledon, she has to contend with  Sharapova, Mauresmo, Henin-\nHardenne, the Williams sisters, and others. I don't fancy her chances there with the fast courts. The US Open could be another tough place for her to win with the competition, the atmosphere, and the surface.
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Although she might make it into the top 10 simply by playing a full tournament schedule, to assure herself that she is competitive of the current top players, she needs to make some adjustments in technique, fitness, and strategy.\nFirst, the technique--both first and second serves need to be improved. Her second serve especially is a liability because the hard hitters can pin her deep with their returns, and Hingis is immediately in a losing defensive position. \nSecond, because she is being pushed around by the hard hitters and is getting few easy points, she needs to be fitter than her opponents. \nThird, in terms of strategy, she will have to find a way to push her opponents out of position. This can be done by hitting harder groundstrokes, or by coming into the net when feasible. Hitting harder leads to more errors; coming in leads to being passed more often. However, I can't see her surviving if she doesn't come up with a way to keep the hard-hitters off balance.\nShe is the only player in women's tennis with such a complete game along with a keen tennis mind, so I am sure that she will determine the best way to beat the hard-hitters.\nI am looking forward to seeing her in more tournaments.
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I've never heard of the River Oaks International. I heard Sampras would be joining the World Team Tennis league, which may be televised on the Tennis Channel (I dunno, cause I only get basic cable). Pretty much if you wanna watch anything besides a grand slam, then the Tennis Channel is the only channel that might cover it.
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i think she will. But if she plays Mauresmo in the finals, id say 50-50
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Not in the least 295,000,000 thinks so\nBut Australia Will win\nOi! Oi! Oi!
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Elena Likhovtseva RUS  and Daniel Nestor CAN       \n vs.Katarina Srebotnik /Nenad Zimonjic \n \nKatarina Srebotnik SLO   Nenad Zimonjic SCG won 6-3, 6-4
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Australia or Japan  WILL win
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Johan Kriek (RSA/USA) def. Steve Denton (USA), 6-3, 6-3, 6-2
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its federer or nadal.
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Hello???? R u ok? Martina is back! She's playing really well this year. She's very consistent in all the Tournaments that she entered in. Although not yet a winner this year, she had already made the Quarterfinal at the Australian Open, Finals at Tokyo, and a number of semi-finals and quaterfinals. I think as far as i can remember, of all the 7 tournaments that she entered, she only have one First round loss and that's against Henin. All of the other results are either a quarterfinalists, semi-finalists, or a finalist. That's not bad for a comebacking player, i mean that's Awesome. \nTo add to it, from a Ranking of 400 or more at the start of the year, she is now ranked 27 in the world. I bet after the year ends i will not be suprise to see her at the top 5 in the world.