It was past 10 o'clock in the evening, and Nadal had just taken the official championship photo and evacuated from the media.
Roland Garros, which has been noisy for 14 days, has already cleared out. While the fans were away, a group of reporters all turned into fans. They enthusiastically took out their notebooks, hard hats, and mobile phone cases to ask for Nadal’s autograph. They took selfies with Nadal across many heads, and some 20 of them were “licking their faces.” Taking a group photo with Nadal (I also secretly joined in. If anyone sees it through social media, please contact the editor and there will be a big reward). The press officer escorted Nadal, but the reporters at this time were as bad as the fanatical fans. deal with.
Media Studio, the "demolition party" is still going on. Just today, the renovation project of the Philippe-Chartier Stadium, which has been used for 30 years, will begin. The reporter news center is located in this most famous building of French Open, so after the men's singles final, a "demolition party" was specially set up: each reporter was given a safety helmet that looked like a construction site, and everyone You can get colored pens and scribble on the walls, tables, and cabinet doors to leave your own marks.
A buddy copied a large section of Wikipedia on his mobile phone
and all these, which immediately exposed his sinister nature. No wonder Stevens says reporters are her biggest “haters.”
Roger, come back to play the game - Milka
The following sentences record the "famous quotes" of the press conference
Is this wall a quarrel?
Although they lost 4:6, 3:6, 2:6 in three sets, it showed the strength gap between the "Little King of Clay" and the "King of Clay". But Tim is undoubtedly the person closest to Nadal in terms of strength on the clay court. Even if he was broken in two games in the third set, he could still resolve 4 championship points. In contrast, both Del Potro and Schwarzman, who won a set against Nadal, were unable to maintain the pressure of confrontation throughout the game.
It's just that Nadal hasn't won enough. Entering the finals, he improved his condition to another level. The success rate of the first serve increased to 68%, and the scoring rate of the first serve was as high as 82%. This is data that was never seen in the first two rounds. As a result, Nadal won the French Open for the 11th time, and the number of Grand Slams increased to 17. The French Open trophy, Monte Carlo, and Rome are enough to make up "Three Eleven". For the second consecutive season, Nadal's clay court record is 24 wins and 1 loss, and this 1 loss came from Thiem. In the past three years, Tim has been able to win a game against Nadal every year, but Madrid used up the opportunity and the balance in Paris was insufficient. The total head-to-head record between the two has also become Nadal's 7 wins and 3 losses. These 10 games were all on clay. It is truly worthy of the battle between the "King of Clay" and the "Little King of Clay".
Tim really still has a chance. When he was 11 years old, he watched Nadal win the championship in front of the TV. He must have never imagined that he could stand in the finals of Roland Garros and face off against Nadal. He won the French Open Youth Championship 7 years ago. In less than 7 years, he should be able to win the Musketeers Cup .
A reporter once asked Del Potro: Why can you only play one good game against Nadal? When you meet Nadal at Roland Garros, you have exhausted everything you have learned in your life in the first set. If you still can't win, the pressure of being broken in the first set, the pressure of being behind in one set, the pressure of being behind in two sets, is just like him. The "multi-shot pull" of clay soil seemed to be able to withstand it, but Nadal's advantages accumulated in every shot, and he finally achieved suppression. When Tim was unable to break serve and reverse the situation, his space was squeezed smaller and smaller, and the title of the champion became less and less suspenseful.
finally won the fifth match point. Nadal just stretched his arms and faced the family stands. As he gets older, he has long stopped climbing into the stands, and now he doesn't even lie down. Just holding the trophy, facing the Spanish flag, and listening to the cheers from the stands around him, he couldn't help but wipe away his tears. "It means so much. Everyone knows this is my most important tournament of the year. So to win here and be successful in the clay court season gives me peace of mind and confidence to continue this season."
游戏At the subsequent press conference, a reporter mentioned Nadal's "17" and Federer 's "20". As if telepathic with reporters, Federer actually wore a "20" today to challenge Nadal. "Right now I'm just happy for the one I just got. 17 is already very good, and it's not as good as some people." "Likewise, I don't really like to compare myself to something bigger than a house or a lot of trophies... why do I always want to see what others do? I cherish what I have and am grateful," Nadal said. Including his title of "No. 1 in the world", "I didn't have time to think about this before the game."
Some people predicted before the game that Tim would win because Stevens, who had a 100% winning rate in Grand Slam finals, lost the final. Nadal, who also has a winning rate of 100%, is not good either; but the fact is that Halep, the world's number one, won, and Nadal, the world's number one, also won.
In fact, in Nadar's philosophical world, there is no "law", only eternal hard work and progress. Just like me, more than ten years of tennis interview experience makes me think that Nadal has never won any event I cover on the spot. But in the final, I was a witness to Nadal's 11th championship.
Have faith, everything depends on human effort.
