Sunday, June 26, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Selena Gomez & The Scene - Who Says
Nu ska jag vissa olika personer som sjunger den här låten "Who Says". Och det är Selenas favorit låt att sjunga på scen. Så här är musikvideon till "Who Says".
Selena Gomez & The Scene - Love You Like A Love Song
Selenas senaste låt "Love You Like A Love Song". Skit bra!!!
Friday, June 24, 2011
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Jag har redan två bloggar och nu startar jag min tredje. Den här ska handla om Selena Gomez. Så om ni är Selena fans ska ni kolla in den. Här kommer du kunna följa Selenas liv i text och bilder.
Jag har redan två bloggar och nu startar jag min tredje. Den här ska handla om Selena Gomez. Så om ni är Selena fans ska ni kolla in den. Här kommer du kunna följa Selenas liv i text och bilder.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Andre Agassi: " I don’t worry for Novak! "
“ I don’t worry for Novak,” Agassi said. “Of course, the disappointment was huge, but he surely realises he is playing better than anyone else this season and his only option is to continue in the same rhythm. His clash with Roger was one of the finest I’ve ever seen. Everyone thought Novak would win, he really looked invincible and gave away an impression he was unstoppable on his run. That is why I think he will put this defeat behind him, bounce back the right way and get back on track. ”
“ Once he does that, he will be back to winning ways at big tennis events. There are two more Grand Slam tournaments before the end of the season. If I was in his place, I would start thinking ahead to Wimbledon. I think he will be even better there and hungrier for success. ”
Agassi also commented on the strengths of Novak’s game.
“ His return is incredible. He sometimes appears as if it’s easier for him to be on the receiving end of a serve, than to serve himself. ”
The American legend believes Novak is a better player than he was, citing the Serb’s versatility and athleticism as key strengths.
SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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Monday, June 6, 2011
Novak only 45 points behind Rafa!!!
With defending the title at Roland Garros Spaniard Rafael Nadal has remained at no.1 in the latest ATP Ranking List as of Monday, June 6, 2011.
Reaching the semi-finals of the second Grand Slam of the season, Nole earned new 360 points (last year he lost in quarter-finals). He now has 12,025 points, only 45 less than top-ranked Nadal, and 2,795 more than no.3 Federer.
Nole’s next opportunity to overtake Nadal at world no.1 is Wimbledon, where he will defend semi-final and 720 points, while the Spaniard is the defending champion and has 2000 points to defend.
Novak is first in the ATP race list, which leads to the ATP World Tour Finals in London. He has 7,695 points. Nadal is second with 6,390. The Serb and the Spaniard are the only two players who have already qualified for 2011 Barclays ATP World Tour Finals which will take place at The O2 Arena from 20-27 November.
ATP top 10 as of June 6:
1. (1) Rafael Nadal (Spain) 12.070
2. (2) Novak Djokovic (Serbia) 12,025
3. (3) Roger Federer (Switzerland) 9,230
4. (4) Andy Murray (Great Britain) 6,625
5. (5) Robin Soderling (Sweden) 4,595
6. (7) David Ferrer (Spain) 4,150
7. (6) Tomas Berdych (Czech Republic) 3,490
8. (9) Gael Monfils (France) 2,780
9. (10) Mardy Fish (USA) 2,440
10. (11) Andy Roddick (USA) 2,200
SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Novak falls in thrilling Roland Garros semi-final!
Novak will not play in the finals of the second Grand Slam of the season. The world no.2 fought hard but fell in a four-set thriller.
After 3 hours and 39 minutes of a great battle at Court Philippe Chatrier, Novak lost to Roger Federer in the semi-finals of Roland Garros 6-7(5), 3-6, 6-3, 6-7(5).
The Swiss ended Nole’s impressive winning streak - 43 matches won in a row overall (41 this season), dating back to the Davis Cup finals in December, which is the third-longest men’s streak in the Open era.
To win more than forty straight matches on different surfaces, in different conditions, against top players is absolutely fantastic, historic achievement. Nole went a half year without losing, clinched seven, of the 43 victories, over Nadal and Federer.
Federer was also the last man to beat Novak, six months ago at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London.
Despite the loss, Djokovic completed a run that is unmatched among active players. Only Guillermo Vilas with 46 straight victories in 1977, and Ivan Lendl with 44 from 1981-82 had longer streaks.
Novak still has world's top ranking in reach. He can claim the top if Federer beats defending champion Rafael Nadal in the French Open final.
It was the match of the championship...
Set 1 - Djokovic got things underway by serving first. Federer made a strong start to the match and earned himself three break points with a forehand winner down the line. Novak saved the first and second with huge serves but hit a forehand wide on the third to hand Federer the early break. Nole earned himself two break back points. Only the one was needed as Federer sent a forehand long. The Serb made another break in the sixth game, but Federer broke back in the seventh at the second attempt with a series of powerful forehands that eventually saw Novak send a defensive forehand long. The 24-year-old Belgrade native earned two break/set points in the tenth game, but the Swiss held to level at 5-all. The set went into a tie-breaker, Federer won it 7-5 in 70 minutes.
Set 2 - Nole failed to capitalise on his break opportunity in the opening game of the second set. He was broken in the fourth game, and had a chance to come back into the set in the ninth game, but Federer held and closed the set 6-3 in 45 minutes.
Set 3 - Novak broke Federer in the second game of the third set and held to consolidate the break. The best Serbian tennis player kept the advantage and took the set 6-3 in 37 minutes.
Set 4 – Light was already bad in Paris. Fantastic Novak made a break in the ninth game for 5-4 lead and was serving to level the match at 2 sets-all. Federer fought back to equalise to 5-5. Nole earned two more break points, but Roger came back with incredible serving. Djokovic came so close to taking one of the all-time great French Open semi-finals into a fifth set and second day, but the third-seeded Swiss made one mini-break more than Nole in tie-break to advance into the grand finals in the capital of France.
SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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After 3 hours and 39 minutes of a great battle at Court Philippe Chatrier, Novak lost to Roger Federer in the semi-finals of Roland Garros 6-7(5), 3-6, 6-3, 6-7(5).
The Swiss ended Nole’s impressive winning streak - 43 matches won in a row overall (41 this season), dating back to the Davis Cup finals in December, which is the third-longest men’s streak in the Open era.
To win more than forty straight matches on different surfaces, in different conditions, against top players is absolutely fantastic, historic achievement. Nole went a half year without losing, clinched seven, of the 43 victories, over Nadal and Federer.
Federer was also the last man to beat Novak, six months ago at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London.
Despite the loss, Djokovic completed a run that is unmatched among active players. Only Guillermo Vilas with 46 straight victories in 1977, and Ivan Lendl with 44 from 1981-82 had longer streaks.
Novak still has world's top ranking in reach. He can claim the top if Federer beats defending champion Rafael Nadal in the French Open final.
It was the match of the championship...
Set 1 - Djokovic got things underway by serving first. Federer made a strong start to the match and earned himself three break points with a forehand winner down the line. Novak saved the first and second with huge serves but hit a forehand wide on the third to hand Federer the early break. Nole earned himself two break back points. Only the one was needed as Federer sent a forehand long. The Serb made another break in the sixth game, but Federer broke back in the seventh at the second attempt with a series of powerful forehands that eventually saw Novak send a defensive forehand long. The 24-year-old Belgrade native earned two break/set points in the tenth game, but the Swiss held to level at 5-all. The set went into a tie-breaker, Federer won it 7-5 in 70 minutes.
Set 2 - Nole failed to capitalise on his break opportunity in the opening game of the second set. He was broken in the fourth game, and had a chance to come back into the set in the ninth game, but Federer held and closed the set 6-3 in 45 minutes.
Set 3 - Novak broke Federer in the second game of the third set and held to consolidate the break. The best Serbian tennis player kept the advantage and took the set 6-3 in 37 minutes.
Set 4 – Light was already bad in Paris. Fantastic Novak made a break in the ninth game for 5-4 lead and was serving to level the match at 2 sets-all. Federer fought back to equalise to 5-5. Nole earned two more break points, but Roger came back with incredible serving. Djokovic came so close to taking one of the all-time great French Open semi-finals into a fifth set and second day, but the third-seeded Swiss made one mini-break more than Nole in tie-break to advance into the grand finals in the capital of France.
SOURCE: Novak Djokovic Official WebSite
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