There’s a new starlette by the name of Jovana Jaksic testing who is testing the ears of many in today’s tennis world.
She’s got a solid game, is continuously getting better and seems to have a very bright future ahead of her.
Jovana Jaksic, is only 19, yet already owns the label of the 356th best woman player on the planet. And that’s only going to continue to get better. Why? Because she just keeps winning… AND GRUNTING!
While playing (and winning) against Carlos Berlocq in the BNP Paribas Open 2013, Murray actually had to complain to the chair umpire about the grunts that were coming from Carlos Berlocq’s side.
Murray, who has played against his share of grunters, has never felt the need to openly seek out the help of an umpire, but then he was never subjected to the high-decibal throat bombs that…
On Sunday Novak Djokovic reminded us why he’s one of the greatest players to ever play the game after routing Andy Murray to win the Australian Open yet again.
This wasn’t terribly surprising, though, because Novak is an absolute master at Melbourne.
Of the six Grand Slams he’s won, four of them have been in the land of Kangaroos and Paul Hogan.
When you’re on the court, you’ve got a clear-cut enemy who you have to topple. But when you’re sitting in your room recovering from an injury, the only real threat to your tennis game is YOU.
So, how do we deal with these tennis injuries and keep them from getting us bent out of shape? It all comes down to the one thing that great tennis players can always master: The mind game.
Now, to be fair, it can be pretty hard to maintain poise and dignity when you feel like the whole court is against you, especially when you’re on such a big stage.
But that said, you don’t want to look like good ol’ Jerz (…and completely lose it), do you? Of course not. So here’s some tips on how to become the Anti-Janowicz.
Ever been in a match where everything is clicking (forehand, backhand, volleys, serve), and you jump out to a huge lead, but then, before you know it, you suffer a major collapse? You get too relaxed and your opponent comes back and steals the match from you?
I bet you have. Don’t you hate that?!? Well, this video can help you avoid this feeling. Check it out inside.
There’s a new starlette by the name of Jovana Jaksic testing who is testing the ears of many in today’s tennis world.
While playing (and winning) against Carlos Berlocq in the BNP Paribas Open 2013, Murray actually had to complain to the chair umpire about the grunts that were coming from Carlos Berlocq’s side.
On Sunday Novak Djokovic reminded us why he’s one of the greatest players to ever play the game after routing Andy Murray to win the Australian Open yet again.
When you’re on the court, you’ve got a clear-cut enemy who you have to topple. But when you’re sitting in your room recovering from an injury, the only real threat to your tennis game is YOU.
It’s that time of year again! Time to dust off the barbies and get those shrimp on. Time to dingo-proof your babies!
