The GREATEST of them all..
ATTENTION!
If anyone of you have these symtoms, PLEASE do REPORT yourself!
- Fever - usually more than 100 deg C
- Sore Throat
- Chills and fatigue
- Cough
- Respiratory Problems
- Body Aches
- Headache
- Occationally, vomitting and diarrhea
Please be responsible to others as we all are too, vulnarable to the H1N1 epidemic.
Transformer - Revenge of the Fallen is so far the best movie I have seen in 2009! MEGAN FOX is SUPER HOT! *drooooling*
Roger Federer has won his 15th Grand Slam titles in Wimbledon last night. Impressive! The fifth set went all the way to 16-14! I think both players played a very good match. Too bad Roddick came short in the end. RF surpasses the record set by ‘Pistol’ Pete back in 2002. Truely a remarkable feat! Not only he set the new record of having the most Grand Slam titles, he also snatched back the world no 1 ranking from Nadal.
I know some of you might say RF is just ’lucky’ that Nadal didn’t get to defend his title this year in Wimbledon or what if Roddick managed to put in the backhand volley during the 2nd set tie break. Well, lucky is not the word to use here since to win, you need to be fit, you need to have determination and etc.. How do we know that Nadal is going to be in the final? And we are also not sure that RF will be in the final too. Yes, the path might be easier for RF to win but still he has to play for the spot in the final. If it is as easy as just challenging one person for the title, I would be glad to challenge RF! But sadly, the game doesn’t work that way. Only the best will excel in the end and RF proved that yesterday.
The Great Champions (L-R) Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Rod Laver (BOB MARTIN/AFP/Getty Images)
