The French giant killer Jo-Wilfried Tsonga takes superstar Serbian Novak Djokovic for a place in the final at Wimbledon 2011 Championships, the third of the season Grand Slam event played here at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London, England .
When Novak Djokovic was the championship this year without a single match on grass, many called the strategy a sign of sub-formula, a move that could correct the transition from clay to grass more difficult. However, in five games and no sign of contradiction and the Serb was ready to shoot in the latter stages of Wimbledon championship. When a place in the final Djokovic will rise to first place in the ATP rankings, his victory would have its victories and defeats in a stunning 48-1. With a Grand Slam and Masters Series of 4 titles under his belt, Djokovic is the most serious of the crown this time. Their previous two games have raised some concern, however. Their struggles against inferior opponents ranked Marcos Baghdatis and No. 158 Bernard Tomic has shown that Djokovic may be a work in progress, at least the grass.
Djokovic flick serve as a benchmark for more and better has never been better with all these attributes in place, it is certainly the most "balanced package" in the last four stages.
Opponent Djokovic, French Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was one of the most unpredictable players today, men's tennis. Tsonga approach to push the boundaries of winning big are often not the result instead of wins, which explains why the French were not very consistent. Winner of five ATP singles titles, is currently ranked No. 17 Tsonga in the world, and yesterday he posted one of the biggest victories in his career by defeating six times Wimbledon champion Roger Federer. A few weeks ago, Tsonga also reached the final of the Aegon Championships before losing to Andy Murray, which took place on the grass. Tsonga victory over Spaniard David Ferrer in straight sets came comfortable sufficient evidence that this giant "of Gingin" (FYI, his city of residence) are not only hungry but also able to get the most out of fourteen days.
Both players have competed in the first 7 games and Tsonga is a surprise 5-2 in the head butt. When Djokovic won the first two Grand Slam final at the meeting in Melbourne, three years ago, Tsonga emerged victorious from the final, again at the Australian Open semi-final stage in 2010. The duo has never participated in a meeting on any surface as hardcourts.
Tsonga will certainly have a psychological advantage going into the semifinals after winning so many battles against the past Serbian star. But most of those losses came before Djokovic is the claim form, which started last year itself. The Serbian star hopes to settle score with the French with a singleminded approach taken to keep Tsonga rallies base in length, rather than leaving access to the net that cost too much Federer Wednesday night.
After analyzing all aspects of the thriller in the pipeline, such as mental strength and play ferocious Djokovic too much to handle for anyone right now, including Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
When Novak Djokovic was the championship this year without a single match on grass, many called the strategy a sign of sub-formula, a move that could correct the transition from clay to grass more difficult. However, in five games and no sign of contradiction and the Serb was ready to shoot in the latter stages of Wimbledon championship. When a place in the final Djokovic will rise to first place in the ATP rankings, his victory would have its victories and defeats in a stunning 48-1. With a Grand Slam and Masters Series of 4 titles under his belt, Djokovic is the most serious of the crown this time. Their previous two games have raised some concern, however. Their struggles against inferior opponents ranked Marcos Baghdatis and No. 158 Bernard Tomic has shown that Djokovic may be a work in progress, at least the grass.
Opponent Djokovic, French Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was one of the most unpredictable players today, men's tennis. Tsonga approach to push the boundaries of winning big are often not the result instead of wins, which explains why the French were not very consistent. Winner of five ATP singles titles, is currently ranked No. 17 Tsonga in the world, and yesterday he posted one of the biggest victories in his career by defeating six times Wimbledon champion Roger Federer. A few weeks ago, Tsonga also reached the final of the Aegon Championships before losing to Andy Murray, which took place on the grass. Tsonga victory over Spaniard David Ferrer in straight sets came comfortable sufficient evidence that this giant "of Gingin" (FYI, his city of residence) are not only hungry but also able to get the most out of fourteen days.
Both players have competed in the first 7 games and Tsonga is a surprise 5-2 in the head butt. When Djokovic won the first two Grand Slam final at the meeting in Melbourne, three years ago, Tsonga emerged victorious from the final, again at the Australian Open semi-final stage in 2010. The duo has never participated in a meeting on any surface as hardcourts.
Tsonga will certainly have a psychological advantage going into the semifinals after winning so many battles against the past Serbian star. But most of those losses came before Djokovic is the claim form, which started last year itself. The Serbian star hopes to settle score with the French with a singleminded approach taken to keep Tsonga rallies base in length, rather than leaving access to the net that cost too much Federer Wednesday night.
After analyzing all aspects of the thriller in the pipeline, such as mental strength and play ferocious Djokovic too much to handle for anyone right now, including Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.