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tossip said:so how is she going to win USA Open with a bad back...djmm said:fashionista said:
Oh no
She won't unless she's a quick healer!!
maybe she is heartsick...Redfool is now a judge on X Factor Australia and might be away a lotdjmm said:tossip said:so how is she going to win USA Open with a bad back...djmm said:fashionista said:
Oh no
She won't unless she's a quick healer!!
While the return of Martina Hingis may have dominated the press coverage, there was another comeback story emanating from Carlsbad that was every bit as inspiring.
Virginie Razzano has endured a trying few years both on and off the court, losing her fiancé and coach Stephane Vidal to a brain tumor and suffering a succession of injuries that have precipitated a slow slide down the rankings.
However, in Carlsbad, the Frenchwoman offered a timely reminder of the talent that took her to No.16 in the world in 2009, defeating Svetlana Kuznetsova, Carla Suárez Navarro and Petra Kvitova during a run to the semifinals.
The key to this return to form: hard work and perseverance.
"The success is down to a lot work," Razzano said. "There is no secret. I didn't want to rush and say to myself, 'Okay, Virginie, you must make your comeback very quickly.'
"No. I took my time. I practiced a lot. I stayed focused on my job, working on my game and when I go on court trying to think I am a champion. And I am a champion, because it's not easy to comeback every time if you have some problems with injuries or pressures in life."
- See more at: http://www.wtatennis.com/news/article/3339339/title/hard-work-paying-off-for-razzano#sthash.ThA5IB04.dpuf
Virginie Razzano has endured a trying few years both on and off the court, losing her fiancé and coach Stephane Vidal to a brain tumor and suffering a succession of injuries that have precipitated a slow slide down the rankings.
However, in Carlsbad, the Frenchwoman offered a timely reminder of the talent that took her to No.16 in the world in 2009, defeating Svetlana Kuznetsova, Carla Suárez Navarro and Petra Kvitova during a run to the semifinals.
The key to this return to form: hard work and perseverance.
"The success is down to a lot work," Razzano said. "There is no secret. I didn't want to rush and say to myself, 'Okay, Virginie, you must make your comeback very quickly.'
"No. I took my time. I practiced a lot. I stayed focused on my job, working on my game and when I go on court trying to think I am a champion. And I am a champion, because it's not easy to comeback every time if you have some problems with injuries or pressures in life."
- See more at: http://www.wtatennis.com/news/article/3339339/title/hard-work-paying-off-for-razzano#sthash.ThA5IB04.dpuf
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