04 January 2009

L.O.S.T

Sometimes the end comes before the start.

13 September 2008

Realtionships wonder how the name came up, from where?
You start each one with so much hope, living up to everything in it, and one day soon everything disappears. Seeing one go away can you gather the positive mind to start another.

I guess its just a vicious circle .....

20 May 2007

We see black.
We see white.
.............

Do we stop to see the shades of grey.

28 December 2006

Physics Law = Life's Truth

"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction."
Coined by Sir Issac Newton -- commonly know as Newton's Third law.

Another day in this wonderfull world got me closer to understanding it even better.

10 September 2006

Adios'

Long Hair and Earrings, flourescent coloured spandex shorts become synonamus with his name.
He endorsed canon camera in the year 1988, the year he won his first grand slam, the ad line "IMAGE IS EVERYTHING", it became Andre Agassi's.

Country : United States of America.
Year turned Pro : Nineteen Eighty Six.
Retired Year: Two thousand and Six.

From 1986 to 2006, he won 868 matches and lost 273, he is one among the five to have won all four Grand Slam Titles. To a man who knows baseline better than anyone, and never lost a match after having won the first two sets. "THE" year 2006, at the US open he bids adeiu' and kisses goodbye to his career.

U.S open 2006 - 28th Aug - 10th September.

19 June 2006

Exodus and back... they call it "Comeback"

Country: Switzerland
Professional Comeback Year: January 2006.
Retired Year: October 2002.

She vowed to never return, as they say, never say never. She was the world's youngest number one. She gave it all away three years ago, at 22; plagued by ligament injuries in both her ankles forced her to withdraw from pro circuit, and if you believe the critics they call it "self doubt".

Being the youngest numero uno she went from strength to strength, nobody played tennis more intelligently than her. She comes from the old school of topspin forehand which loops like a chip to the grass. In terms of miles per hour she dosen't hit hard.She's not the quickest player, but she is on time on every ball, she is the best judge she knows what is coming!, her sharp sense of anticipation takes her to each ball with remarkable efficieny, she takes the ball so early that it leaves her opponents with hardly an ounce of recovery time. A masterfull tactician that she is, she keeps her intentions hidden for every ball, and can change her tactics anytime during the match. In all she has a smart game.

She returns three years after, will her comeback be as steady as her backhand down the line - which is compared to having the effect of being shot from a canon. She returns knowing that her career clock is ticking.

Gone are the psychological complexities of a child champion who won five grand slam titles and more than 450 WTA victories, she is older by three years more mature, comeback with certain of what she wants, from three years of informal self analysis, she understands what she wants to feel " fulfilled".

It dosen't matter who you are or how good you were in your prime, coming back into professional circuit after three long years things don't come overnight, she faces steep challenges since there is more potential downside than upside in a comeback, along with the biggest obsticle her own uncertanity. With a resume of greatness you can't come and be under the radar - attention will be paid to the results.

Will the mature her, strike the ball with same old confidence, will she rediscover the devil in her game, will her game display the same aggression, will her movement still be unimpaired by the long hiatus, if so the result will be a joy to watch and the sport will be in for a rare old time.

"She" is Molitor's daughter - her name Martina Hingis.