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【08·04·17+专访】2008 四月号运动快报专访 Sport Express April 2008 Interview2008 四月号运动快报专访Marat Safin: "I DON’T LIKE IT WHEN THE FANS START TEACHING ME HOW TO PLAY"萨芬: 我讨厌球迷开始教我怎麼打球As unpredictable as he is on court, he can be unpredictable during the interview. Sometimes during a conversation you can easily turn from an interviewer to an interviewee. But this makes talking to Safin even more interesting. We met up with him on Wednesday in Luzhniki just before training, at that moment he still had no idea whether he’ll make the team or not.就像在场上不可预测一般,他於专访时会有什麼惊人之语也令人猜不著。有时候在专访时,不知不觉得地你会由采访者变成一个被采访者,而这一切使得与萨芬聊天显得更加有趣。星期三在为DC 训练前我们跟他见面,那时他还不知道到底自己是否会上场比赛。About views- To be honest with you when in February I was trying to climb Kilimanjaro I thought about you and your trip to the Himalayas last year. It was really tough for me out there. How did you feel?- I’ve been asked about the mountains hundreds and thousands of times... There is no point bringing it up again now. Everyone has his or her own things. I wanted to climb that mountain so I went.老实说二月我爬吉力马摇罗山时想起你去年攀登喜马拉雅山的事,我觉得那真是困难的挑战,你觉得呢?爬山的事已经被问过千百万次了.....现在再谈毫无意义,每个人都有自己的事要做,我只是想爬山所以就去爬罢了
【07.02.16+花絮】SAP 志愿工 FEE 写她跟芬接触的感想(超可爱!!) Marat arrived in San Jose on Monday (2/12), and he is pretty funny and nice!!(reported by a SAP OPEN volunteer Fee,courtesy of MTF)志愿工作人员Fee (Fee 是Roddick 粉丝) 载萨芬的有趣故事Marat arrived early on Monday morning, he seemed okay when I drove him this afternoon, spent most of the time speaking Spanish with GGL's coach and whoever is working with MS this week. Not sure if I will see him for the rest of the week, but I really hope to sit and watch his match on Tuesday.MART 星期一清晨抵达,今天下午我载他时他心情颇好,大部分的时间都用西班牙语跟GGL教练及他自己的随行者聊天。不确定是否整个礼拜都能看到他,但我星期二铁定会去观赏比赛的。Marat does not like my singing.I know this because when Collide came on, I started singing along (quietly, I thought) and Marat reached over and turned the volume up. A lot. So I turned to him and said, is this your way of telling me you would rather hear him sing than me? And he said 'no no no! you were enjoying the song so I turned it up to HELP you' So I laughed out loud, and the two coaches in the back seat laughed at him. And I said 'okay, I see...' and he said 'No, I was trying to be nice. See, I cannot win!' That was funny. It was right at the end of the trip, and Marat had one freshly strung racket in his hand, so as he got out of the car, I said 'that's a pretty racquet in your hand, try not to break it today, okay?' and he said 'I'll be good today' (it was just practice anyway). Off they went, I was still laughing. (that was the only important part of our conversation, he and his coach and GGL's coach spent most of the trip speaking in Spanish).
【07.02.06+比赛】萨芬抵达智利为DC 比赛-照片、视频 Marat arriving at La Serena in Chile (link for interview at the airport)萨芬抵达智利为戴维斯杯参赛 (请联结看机场受访视频)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IPeUDDGzY0_________________________________________________________访问内容:MS " Chile is the favourite team because it's playing home. Gonzalez made a great tournament in Australia. And we hope to do everything we can to win. "智利因有主场优势是很被看好的队伍,Gonzalez在澳网表现亮眼。我们会尽全力来赢得胜利。The journalist asked him about Gonzalez and his campain in Australia:记者问他有关Gonzalez 及这次他对澳网的抱怨"He's playing very well and it will be very difficult to win, but nothing's impossibe and we will try to do something.""他状态很好,要获胜会很困难,但世上没有不可能的事,我们一定会全力以赋的。Then the journalist asked if the fact that Youhzny and Davydenko aren't playing is important:记者问到尤兹尼及达维登科的缺席是否影响很大"Well it's because they're playing tournaments in Europe and Youhzny is injured for a long time, and he needs a lot of points this year, and we decided not let him come here, that he should do his things. And Davydenko didn't wanted to play because he had played a lot of tournaments, and they are all in Europe.""关於这个因为他们都在欧洲比赛,尤兹尼受伤好一阵子了,今年又有很多积分要保,所以我们决定让他放心好好去比赛;而达维登科因为赛程很紧凑所以表示他不打DC了,目前他们两人都在欧洲"Then the journalist asked him if there was a lot of work for the russian team:之後记者问他这样自己的负荷是否太大"No, no problem, no pressure. We're just gonna enjoy it.""不,没问题,没有压力。我们就是来享受比赛,尽力而为"_______________________________________________________中译 by Justsafin_______________________________________________________地点 及 两边队伍阵容Venue: La Serena, Chile (clay - outdoors)RussiaMarat SafinDmitry TursunovIgor AndreevTeimuraz GabashviliCaptain: Shamil Tarpischev**********ChileFernando GonzalezNicolas MassuPaul CapdevilleAdrian GarciaCaptain: Hans Gildemeiste
【07.01.25+生日】※快乐※最近俄国杂志照片及专访--超超帅喔 俄罗斯Marie Claire 美丽佳人杂志二月份专访相信大家才看过那些帅晕的杂志照片,SORRY,因为内容专访今天才出来,所以现在PO上来罗___________________________________________________________Oh Marat!喔,马拉特Here is the man whom we should thank for winning Davis Cup for Russia and for beautiful women broken hearts. Marie Claire’s correspondent Inna Lokteva did just that.这位是大家都十分感激的为俄国拿下戴维斯杯冠军及令美丽女人心碎的男子,我们美丽佳人杂志的记者才正巧才亲身体验。At first he gave me a fright. To be more precise, he simply didn’t pick up the phone. A lazy voice recorded on the answering machine suggested I left a message “And maybe I would call you back…”. Sure, like we don’t know better. When I had finally managed to get through he very businesslike asked “How long would it take? I have a very tight schedule”. Whatever, we’ll sort it out once there.一开始他让我有点害怕胆怯。讲白一点, 他呢根本不接电话,电话那端是慵懒的电话答录机说著"请留话,或许我会回电......"。废话呀,好像我们不懂这规矩似的。最後好容易跟他搭上线,他用一贯谈公事的吻问道 "要访问多久 ? 我的行程很忙"。我们才不管呢,总会想办法完成专访的。We met in a cafeteria next to Tishinskaya Square. He came and stretched his arm out “Marat”. Like I would have never guessed! He is two heads higher than anyone around, as for the rest – pretty democratic: jeans, a dark jacket. They show us to a window table. “Noone will disturb you here”, a waitress smileda nd lit a candle. Romantic.我们约在 Tishinskaya 广场隔壁的咖啡厅,他来了,伸开双手自己喊著"我是MARAT ",好像我会认不出来哩。在拥挤的人群中,他比其他人都高出两个头,太显眼了,不过他的打扮却很平民哟,牛仔裤搭配一件深色夹克。服务生带我们到窗边坐下 ,微笑著点燃腊烛并说" 这边没人会打扰的"。好浪漫喔。-What would you like? – Marat asks-A coffee.-Well, I’ll have green tea then.MARAT 问我,你想点什麼?"我要杯咖啡""那麼,我就喝绿茶吧"He sits back and stretches. “So what has interested Marie Claire so much in me?”他往椅背靠、伸伸懒腰说" 那麼,美丽佳人杂志对我什麼事情那麼感到兴趣呢?"
【07.01.21+生日】※快乐※离开墨尔本前官网专访萨芬感想及期望 Q. Hi how do u feel today after your match yesterday?昨天的比赛结束你今天感觉如何M. I am still tired I didnt get much sleep because I was thinking about the match and about the fact that I could have done more to win it.我还是很疲累,昨晚睡不好因为我一直在想那场比赛我其实可以表现更出色的。Q. How will u summarize this tournament? Are u disappointed?你对澳网的总结为何? 失望吗M. Not really, u all know that I hate losing, but I have a goal to get back in the top ten this year, and first of all to be healthy the whole year. This was the first step in this direction. But I still think I could have played better and maybe get in less trouble in the first two rounds.并不会的,当然你们都知道我痛恨输球,但是今年我已设立好目标企图重回前十,而首要的重点是整年都保持健康,这是最起码的。不过我还是不免遗憾其实自己可以打更好的,而前两轮不需要打得那麼辛苦Q. U are traveling home today its a long flight how do u spend your time in these long flights?你今天要飞回家,旅途漫长,这样的长途飞行都怎麼打发时间呢?M. It is a very very long flight, I am flying from here to Singapore, staying on the plane for two hours on the ground then flying to Vienna arriving tomorrow morning and after 4 hours I will continue to Moscow and I will arrive in the afternoon so its about thirty hours which is a lot. I am so tired that I will sleep a lot. And try to finish the book I am reading.这真是一个长途飞行呀,我先飞到新加坡,在机上待两时小,明早再到维也那,四小时之後我转机到莫斯科,大约下午会抵达,总共大约30小时。我很累了,所以在飞机上打算多睡觉休息,并把目前在读的这本书念完。
【07.01.14+生日】※快乐※ SAFIN 澳网第一轮过关後记者会 Q. Do you like these late-night matches?MARAT SAFIN: Not really fun.Q 喜欢这样很晚的比赛吗MS 不是太喜欢Q. Not really fun?MARAT SAFIN: No.Q 不好玩吗MS 一点也不Q. You have a knack of giving the fans good value for money at that time of night.MARAT SAFIN: Half of them, they left after the first two sets with us it was quite boring. We had to stay. I cannot say it was really a beautiful match, but it was a lot of fighting. I guess some people that stayed, they really enjoyed it.Q 今天来看你的球迷可真是值回票价啦MS 有一半的人,在两盘之後就离我们而去,实在很无聊,可是我们又非留下来不可。我不能说这是场精彩的比赛,不过有不少缠斗,留下来的球迷应该还觉得挺享受的。Q. Given you're still on the comeback from injuries last year, do you think it's good to get a five-setter under your belt early in the tournament?MARAT SAFIN: It's kind of difficult to play. I've been injured for such a long time. There's a lot of things that really are giving me some trouble, for me to stay and for me to start the year, start to move on the court in a tournament. It's completely different to the practice. Once you're injured with the knee, it takes a little bit of time to get used to the movement on the courts, the tough conditions. A five-set match, actually last set I played pretty well. Hopefully everything will go okay and I'm moving all right. But it's -- even a little bit unlucky tonight you can lose this match, so...Q 你还在伤病复出渐渐爬升的阶段,在比赛前几轮打五盘大赛有益表现吗MS 很困难呀,都伤那麼久了。有很多事深深困扰著我,我得等待到今年年初,开始在球场竞赛。练习跟比赛是完全两回事,如果你膝盖有伤,在场上移位脚法都有一阵子才能适应,不容易。这场五盘赛,最後一盘我打得很好...希望未来顺利,而我也能够自由奔跑--虽然今晚运气不太好差点都要输球了,所以......Q. Were there stages tonight where you thought you were going to lose it?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah. Well, after third set, I couldn't really find my game. I didn't believe in myself that I could pull this one off. I was lucky. He missed a couple of shots. Maybe it's a little bit lack of experience, so I took advantage of this. When I had my chance, I took them. He made a couple of easy mistakes that he shouldn't have. They were unnecessary mistakes from him. He just threw the balls out, forehand, backhand, that was it. It was a break without doing anything.Q 比赛中有哪些时候你觉得自己快要输掉了吗MS 是阿,嗯,在第三盘之後,我真的打不出节奏,也不相信自己能撑过去。我有点运气,他犯了些失误,也许是我经验较丰富,所以把握住机会了,当我有机会时,我没放掉,他犯了些不该犯的失误,可惜的失误,他就这麼正手、反手把球都打飞掉了,我也没什麼大作为便破发他。
【07.01.11+生日】※快乐※ 第二轮3-6,6-7负於费,及记者会 AAMI CLASSICKooyong Lawn Tennis ClubThursday, 11 January 2007MARAT SAFINQ. It was a bit windy out there today, Marat. Was that a good test ofthe serves?A. Yes, a little bit. Sometimes it was very difficult to serve, sothat's why I was missing a lot of first serves, and it was a littlebit difficult to compete against him on the baseline.Q 今天风很大,是发球状态好坏的最佳考验MS 是的,有点大。有时候真的很难发,所以我第一发总发不进,跟他在底线缠斗也比较困难。Q. When we spoke to Roger, he said that your attacking game hadimproved. Do you feel that you're playing better now than in 2005?A. Yes. Well, it took me quite a lot of time to get here, to where Iam, and I think I've improved my game a little bit, step by step, forthe past year. Wimbledon was pretty tough for me, and with my kneeinjury, but I'm pretty satisfied with the way my game improved. I canplay serve and volley, I can play some different styles, so it helps alot.Q ROGER 说你的进攻打法又进步了。你自己觉得现在比05年打得还好吗MS 是阿,嗯,可是费了一番功夫才到今天的,能打出现在的样子,我认为自己一步步在提升,过去一年,温网让我吃足苦头,之後又是膝伤困扰,所以对於自己进步的程度很开心满意。我能发球上网,打一些变化的节奏,这样的突破对未来有帮助Q. It's always a good match-up when you play Roger, it's always a nicematch to watch from the outside. Although he's a very difficultopponent, do you enjoy to play against him?A. Yes, I really enjoy it. It's a big challenge for me, it's acompletely different style game, compared to other players, and for meit's a huge challenge. I always enjoy it, even though I didn't beathim many times, but I was very close on a few of them. And my next fewyears that I'm playing here, I would love to break him a little bitand take advantage of that, when we have been playing for a long time,to beat him a few times.Q 你跟ROGER 的比赛总是很精典,从场外看更是好看。自然他是位可怕的对手,你喜欢跟他比赛吗MS 我真的很享受跟ROGER打球,很有挑战性,跟其他球员比起来,是完全不同的战术与风格,所以是个大挑战。虽然我大部分都输球,我还是很享受的,有几次的比分更是十分接近。未来几年若跟他对打,我希望能破发多一点,占一些上风来打败他。Q. You are always capable of beating him, but do you think that'smentally good for you, to know that some players seem to go to matcheswith him knowing it will be very hard, but you seem to ...A. No, even though he's tough, I like to play against him. I just --you need to get used to the pace of his ball, and then to play alittle bit more and more. And I think whenever I have an opportunity Iwill definitely -- it's a bit tough for him to beat me, and I will tryto -- not to break myself any more and not have any more injuries,because that's why it's difficult to catch up with him, when you arecoming out from an injury.Q 你一直是有实力击败他的,难道你不认为相对於其他球员只要想到对手是ROGER 就束手无策的窘境,对你的心理健设是很有益处的,但你似乎总是.....MS 不,虽然他很强势,我还是喜欢跟他比赛。我只是--不过你得要适应他的节奏,然後渐渐地进攻。而我自己也觉得当我有进攻机会时一定会善加利用,那时他要打赢我就难了,我试著--不要再BREAK
【07.01.08+官网】费德勒和萨芬一起为库阳及澳网热身练习 Roger Federer, Marat Safin warm up费德勒和萨芬一起为库阳及澳网热身练习Sam EdmundTHE biggest names in world tennis continue to roll into Melbourne ahead of the Australian Open.Russian powerhouse Marat Safin touched down about 7.30am yesterday.The charismatic big man ignored the afternoon heat for an extended hit-up with his two-man entourage on Rod Laver Arena.But he was made to wait by Swiss rival Roger Federer and Australian coach Tony Roach -- the world No. 1 opting for a second training session in as many days.网坛大牌陆陆续续挺进墨尔本为澳网热身。俄罗斯巨炮萨芬昨天於早晨7点30 分抵达。这个魅力十足的巨人不顾下午酷热的煎熬,与他两位随行同伴延长训练。他是要等著跟瑞士对手费德勒和教练Roach的-这位世界第一正要一连串密集训练中进行第二回。The pair shook hands and exchanged a few laughs, chatting about recent additions to their global property portfolios and sharing tales of their off-season.Safin, who became a hero to thousands of male fans at the Open a couple of years ago with his "Safinettes" cheer squad, went topless to catch some rays.He began with some gentle groundstrokes before turning to Federer."Hey, where are you staying?" he asked.Federer replied: "Here? I'm staying at Crown. You?"Safin: "The Hyatt."Federer: "The one with the food court?"Safin: "Yeah, classy."Federer: "You love that food court."这对对手首先握握手,谈笑风生,聊聊他们又在哪里置产同时也分享假期的点滴。於两年前变成很多男性球迷心目中英雄的萨芬在他的後援拉拉队的跟随下,脱了上衣晒晒太阳。他先进行了简单的抽球训练,之後去找费德勒...."嘿,你住哪里呀? "费德勒回答"你指墨尔本吗。我住在CROWN,你呢?"萨芬"HYATT"费"那个有美食区的旅馆吗"萨"是阿,很棒喔"费"你很喜欢那美食区喔"The pair, watched by Federer's girlfriend and manager Miroslava Vavrinec, were in good spirits.Safin opted to blow out the cobwebs with a 90-minute session.Amelie Mauresmo also arrived yesterday as she enters the final phase of her preparation.The Frenchwoman will be aiming to defend her 2006 Australian Open title, the first Grand Slam of her career.Big-hitting American Andy Roddick will arrive today or tomorrow before competing in the Kooyong AAMI Classic from January 10-13.The Australian Open starts on January 15.这两位选手的心情都相当好,费德勒的女友兼经纪人也在一旁观看著。为免太无聊疲累萨芬预计练习90分钟左右。Mauresmo 昨天也抵达来为澳网作最後的准备,她目标是卫冕生涯的第一个满贯2006澳网冠军。美国大力士RODDICK 明天会到,并参加10-13号的库阳表演赛,而澳网则於一月15号开打。
【06.12.21+官网】萨芬,成功的象徵 - 2006 总回顾 (超推荐!) Marat Safin, a Definition of Success2006 in review (from official website http://www.maratsafin.com/)by A.Cardoso, December 2006.__________________________________In a single sentence, and in purely sportive terms, for Marat Safin the 2006 season could be summed up as negative.Starting in January as world number 12 and ending up in December as number 26 - dropping en route during the summer to an all time low ranking of 104 since his breakthrough in 1998 - would definitely be considered as a less than good performance from a player with the talent and the potential of Marat Safin. But like everything in life there is always more than just one side to each situation, and to be able to do a fair analysis one has to take a deeper, step-by-step, look at what really happened during 2006.如果要用一个词,很单纯的去形容萨芬2006 年的表现,就只有"糟糕"了。2006 年初以世界排名12 开始,中间惨跌到1998年出道显露头角以来最惨的104名,到年终再回到排名26名,没有人会认同这是天赋、潜力兼具的萨芬该有的成绩。但就像人生一样 ,每件事总不只一个面向,若要仔细分析他的表现,我们必须要一步步深度地探索究竟2006年一整年来到底他是怎麼走过来的。Sidelined since Wimbledon 2005 due to a torn ligament in the left knee, an injury that only allowed him to start running again in December of that year, Marat purposefully decided not to defend his 2005 Australian Open title in order to regain fitness and rhythm, even though that would mean he would loose important points which would prevent him from being seeded upon return. A calculated risk but after a too early comeback to the courts in Cincinnati in August of 2005 had, to put it in his own words, “finished him off” carefulness was a virtue he had learned to appreciate.从05年温网因膝盖韧带伤势暂时告别网坛後,萨芬直到同年12月才能开始慢慢跑动,他刻意地放弃卫冕05澳网冠军 ,只为调整状态及节奏,即便他心里明白这样的决定会失掉大半积分,导致复出时得要辛苦地从非重子球员开始。2005年冒著风险太早复出参加八月辛辛那提大师赛,让萨芬付出惨痛的代价,套句他自己的话 "把自己玩完了",此後萨芬才体悟到 "谨慎小心"的重要性。Tennis, like every other high competition sport demands 100% fitness, both of body and mind, and that 100% fitness can only be obtained by playing. No matter the amount of practice a player goes through nothing can prepare him fully for a real match. At 26 years of age, and after being on the tour for 8 years, Marat is more than aware of that. Despite everything, the first results could be considered as positive for someone out of play for 7 months. A 2nd round in Dubai, with a victory over Top 5 Nikolay Davydenko, a 4th round in Indian Wells, an intense 5 setter victorious match in the QF of the Davis Cup against French rising star Richard Gasquet, and a SF final in Valencia, were signs that things might pick up sooner than expected.网球,跟其他竞争激烈的运动一样,要求100%健康,包含身体与心理,而只有持续活跃在球场才能保证球员100%的健康,不管球员经过怎麼长时间的训练,没有上场去参与竞赛都不足以为复出作充份准备。巡回八年,已经 26岁的萨芬对这个残酷的事实再清楚不过了。其他的暂先不谈,七个月休息复出刚开始的成绩其实是不错的,在迪拜第二轮击败世界第五达维登科; Indian Wells 晋级第四轮; 戴维斯杯八强比赛,5盘激烈廝杀後打败法国新星Gasquet;瓦伦西亚进入四强,都比原先期待状态回复的时间要短一些些。
【06.12.6+路透社】赢得戴维斯杯後,萨芬从顽童变成国家大英雄 Safin turns from villain to hero after Davis Cup win赢得戴维斯杯後,萨芬从顽童变成国家大英雄By Gennady FyodorovMOSCOW, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Marat Safin, heavily criticised by the media for his perceived arrogance and flamboyant lifestyle, has been hailed as Russia's saviour after he clinched the country's second Davis Cup title.Safin beat Jose Acasuso 6-3 3-6 6-3 7-6 in a nerve-racking fifth and decisive rubber before a capacity 10,000-strong home crowd at Moscow's Olympic arena on Sunday to seal Russia's 3-2 victory over Argentina in the three-day final."Marat saved Russia!" trumpeted a headline in the popular tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda on Monday.2006/12/4(路透社) 一直被媒体强烈抨击态度高傲、过得意尽欢生活的萨芬,在捧起今年俄罗斯的DAVIS CUP 冠军奖杯後,全国热烈地喝采著,他是俄罗斯DAVIS CUP的绝地反攻英雄。萨芬在莫斯科 OLYMPIC 体育场一万名家乡父老前,击败阿根廷的ACASUSO,赢得关键第五分,使俄罗斯在三天激战後以3-2领先终於赢得DAVIS CUP决赛。"马拉特拯救了俄罗斯"星期一俄罗斯有名的小报把这句话大大地放在头条版面"Safin played a key role in Russia's victory," echoed the influential business daily Kommersant. "First, he teamed up with Dmitry Tursunov to win the doubles on Saturday, then overpowered the dogged Acasuso to seal a great victory."Russia captain Shamil Tarpishchev, who on Sunday became the first person to lead his country to two Davis and two Fed Cup titles, also praised Safin."We had two choices for the last rubber and I picked Safin over Tursunov mainly for his big-match experience," explained Tarpishchev, dubbed a "tennis genius" by fellow coaches and some of his players. "It proved the right decision after all. Marat not only won the last point, he also saved my reputation."很有影响力的另一个商业报纸也回应 " 萨芬在俄罗斯的胜利中扮演著关键角色,首先,他跟TURSUNOV 搭档赢得双打,接著再第三天痛宰ACASUSO,终结这场激烈的比赛"第一个带领俄罗斯拿下两座DAVIS CUP的俄罗斯队长, TARPISCHEV,也对萨芬十分激赏。他解释最後一场心赛的选择"在2-2之後,我面临抉择,最後决定派萨芬而非TURSUNOV上场,主要就是借重他大比赛的丰富经验" ,一些教练及队员们一致封上"网球天才" 的名号给队长。"最终的结果证明我做了正确的决定。MARAT 不只是赢了最後一分,他也不致使我浪得虚名,从此蒙羞"
【06.12.03+记者会】DC 第二场 : MARAT 输给纳班後的记者会 D. NALBANDIAN/M. Safin 6-4, 6-4, 6-4Q. If you compare the match to the three last matches you played against Nalbandian, New York, Paris and here, what is the difference?三次分别在纽约、巴黎及这里与纳班比赛,有什麼不同的地方MARAT SAFIN: The thing is the surface suits him perfectly. He plays great tennis on this type of surface. He won a tournament in Basel. It is not the type of surface that is quite convenient for me. It's hard for me to move on this court, find my game. You can't play the best of your tennis in this kind of match. There is very little you can hope for.MS 重点是这样的场地太适合纳班了,在这种场地他表现地特别好。在BASEL曾赢得冠军。这样的场地对我而言并不好发挥,移位不易、也难找节奏,在这种情况之下,你无法打出最好的成绩。因此也不能期待什麼好结果了Q. You fought at some points and broke your opponent in the third set. You said the surface is not quite convenient for you. It means we're not going to see you on Sunday?在第三盘时你尽力在反攻,也破了他的发球局。你说这场地对你而言不好发挥,那是否意味著,星期天你不会上场了MARAT SAFIN: I had my chances today but it was hard for me to find my game. Especially on this kind of surface, it's much better for him.MS 我今天是有机会的,不过真的这状况我的确心有馀力不足。尤其是这种场地,对他而言顺手多了。As far as the third day goes, I'd say it would be the decisive third day, and I hope Nikolay Davydenko can beat David, though it will be very tough for him to beat him because David is playing great on this surface. Then we'll see. I'm ready to play the decisive match if there is a need for it.有关第三天的比赛,我想那是决定性的一天,我希望DAVYDENKO 能打败纳班,不过对DAVYDENKO来说会是场硬仗,因为纳班太会打这种场地了。我们看看吧,如果有需要的话,在决定性的那场比赛我仍十分愿意上场效力的。Q. If Nalbandian plays the way he played today, is there any chance for any Russian to beat him for the singles? Tarpischev said on the first day that they were picking the surface to make sure it's the best and most convenient for the Russians. You said this is not the most convenient surface for you. There is some kind of contradiction here. Time was, they were picking surfaces to suit Safin. What's the reason for it?如果纳班保持像今天这样的状态,俄罗斯还有机会赢的单打吗。队长在第一天说,选择这样的场地是要确保这对俄罗斯队是最有利的,而你却说这并不是你喜欢的场地,两造说法有些出入。以前,他们总是专门为萨芬挑适合的场地呀。原因是什麼?MARAT SAFIN: The thing is, a lot was said about the surface. If you ask me about Nalbandian, I think Nalbandian, if he plays the way he played today on the third day, he's in great shape, it will be extremely hard for Nikolay Davydenko to beat him. The match can go either way. Davydenko won rather easily against Chela, except for the third set. Still, I think it will be very hard for him to beat Nalbandian.我们大多在谈场地问题。你问我纳班的状态,我觉得如果他第三天仍像今天一样的话,对DAVYDENKO 而言会很艰难,结果是谁赢实在无法预测。DAVYDENKO 除了第三盘不稳外,这场比赛赢得很轻松。不过,我仍然忧心第三天迎战纳班,对他确实是严峻的考验。
【06.12.02+比赛】DAVIS CUP 决赛 劳模为 俄罗斯 赢了一分,也为自己雪耻。切拉是阿根廷队中排名最低的,但因劳模连输切拉五场比赛,因为队长派切拉上阵,不料劳模实力坚强和信心也高,因此轻取切拉,为RUSSIA 赢得第一分。MARAT 对纳理的对阵记录也很好,是6-2,纳班之前总是输的,所以才会派MART来打纳班,虽然在马德里大师标八强输给纳班,但也是输在第五盘抢七,因此MARAT对於这场比赛期待很高,也颇有自信。不知为什麼,却是连输三盘,除了ACE外,保个分都很辛苦,纳班却是一路轻松,真是怪了。看英文网站有看球赛的人说,MARAT 这次的状态很糟,除了发ACE球比较正常以外,也不是纳班打多好。。。也有人说,纳班就是很稳扎稳打,所以赢得不侥幸。那麼MARAT 是怎麼了呢? DAVIS CUP 他一向表现十分出色的,因此队长即便在他排名不佳时(半决赛),仍派他打头阵,痛宰RODDICK,这一次MARAT 到底是失败在什麼地方? 他曾说过,今年是个恶梦,成绩惨不忍睹,唯一的希望是能在DAVIS CUP 好好表现,为俄罗斯夺冠。想必输球後,他心情一定很受伤吧,好不容易才因排名上升有了自信心,这回却直落三输给以前总赢不了他的纳班 。。。。。。。。不知俄罗斯队长下面要怎麼安排,有人说,可能会派MARAT 去打双打,那是否意味著单打要换人,那麼换谁? 屠夫吗? 想必队长现在一定很伤脑筋,因为明天阿根廷的双打很强呀,势必要靠单打来取胜的.......DAVAI MARAT!!!!! MARAT 加油 !!!!!DAVAI RUSSIA!!!!! 俄罗斯加油!!!!!!
温网 JC 不敌 FEDERER 後记者会采访 这次就不翻了,因为JC 的英文大家应该都看得懂 (从上次的经验)__________________________________________________另外 奶牛记者会提到,这次的比赛可能是因为JC的打法让他觉得速度比他以往的比赛慢。JC 的底线强抽及稳定性,让他不容易像平常一样一下子就破掉对方,尤其是在第三盘......我看了球赛,我想这不是奶牛说的客气话,JC也许不像奶牛那麼快出现致胜球(WINNERS),因为JC的发球平均比对方慢10英哩左右(16公里),尤其是二发跟有些女单选手的速度都差不多了,但在底线方面,JC真的很耐抽...J.C. Ferrero -Day 7Monday, June 27, 2005Q. Is there anything different that you could have done on court to have beaten him?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: Well, I think I didn't play bad at all. You know, I was in the match all the time, you know. I didn't go anywhere. I was focused all the time. You know, first and second, I did maybe some present to him with the first service that he broke me.But in the second, I was good. But he played really well.In the third, I had chances to win. I had some breakpoints. I think I play well. I had chance to win. But is his surface. When the match is so close, he plays so good. Finally he plays better than me the last two points.Q. How do you assess how he's playing?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: I think he's play with a lot of confidence. When the matches are so close, he play at the same level all the time, no mistakes, no important mistakes in important points. So, you know, he holds the concentrate all the time. I think is very important.Q. Is there any advice you'd give to Gonzalez about how to play him?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: I don't know. Here on grass is very difficult to say a tactic. Gonzalez, he has really good serves. If he holds, you know, he has to go to the tiebreak and try to win.Q. Federer said in his interview that the courts felt slower. It may be partly the way you played. What is your feeling?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: Maybe, yes. But the court, I feel it the same as the other courts. I didn't felt slower than the other ones. Anyways, I play in Court 3, Court 2 and Court 1, and I didn't feel any difference from the Centre Court.But, of course, if is slow the court, it helps a little bit to the players that can play here.Q. Are you disappointed in anything you did today or do you feel you played very well and he played better?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: I'm not disappointed because at the end of the match I wanted to win that tiebreak because I felt really good in the court playing against Roger, playing in Centre Court. So I think I played a good tennis today. But maybe I had to take some of that chances that I had. That's the difference.Q. Does your performance give you the confidence that you can play on grass, to bring back in the future?>JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: Yeah, of course, I can play really good on grass. I think I show it in this tournament. I played great matches here. I played great today. So I cannot do any more.Q. Are you physically a hundred percent?JUAN CARLOS FERRERO: Yeah, yeah. I felt very fit on the court.
温网 第三轮 MARAT 输给 LOPEZ 的记者会采访 M. Safin - Day 5Friday, June 24, 2005Q. How do you think you played today?MARAT SAFIN: Well, not good enough to win this match. Didn't take my opportunities at the beginning, actually in the first set. I couldn't adjust my game to him. I was struggling with the returning of the serve. Just couldn't find my game there.Q. Is the love affair with grass over?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah. I'm out for the next year. So next year I will talk more about it.Q. Do you feel like you've made some steps forward, though, on grass?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah, I think the way I've been playing for the past two weeks I think is great. Even though that I lost today and I didn't have really my day and I couldn't play my best tennis. But at the end of the day I'm satisfied finally I found my game on grass. I was a little bit unlucky with the draw. Just have nothing to complain about. I'm pretty happy.Q. So you feel like maybe you'll arrive at the grass court season more optimistic next year?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah, I hope so.Q. How much were you bothered by your knee today?MARAT SAFIN: Well, today was a little bit actually ‑‑ was a little bit painful. I had to put some ice before the match. But it's not because ‑‑ of course, it's not because of the knee I lost. I'm not finding any excuse. Just now I have enough time to take care of my knee and get ready.Q. Do you have a date for the operation?MARAT SAFIN: I have no operation. Why everybody is trying to make me operation? No, I have to make a treatment. I have to really take care of it seriously, and I have to make some procedures with the knee. Whatever the doctor will say, I guess I have to do.He's optimistic about that I don't have to go to any surgery, I don't have to do anything. I was lucky enough to go to the doctor right now, otherwise if it would go a little bit later, I might have the operation.So I was real lucky.Q. What can you say about the Feliciano match?MARAT SAFIN: Well, he played really well. He had nothing to lose basically. He had no pressure whatsoever. He was playing his game. He was serving well. He took his chances. He played pretty solid game. He's really confident right now.Q. You think he can go far away in the tournament?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah, but you never know with these guys. They beat you one day, then next day they can lose to anybody. So this is a little bit ‑‑ I don't know. If he plays the same tennis he played today, I think he can do really big things here.But you never know. One day they can play the best tennis, and the other days they just cannot put two balls inside the court. So we'll see what's going to happen with him the day after tomorrow.Q. Is there any time in the last five months you think you've reached the same level that you had in Australia?MARAT SAFIN: Yeah. I played ‑‑ against Philippoussis I played very well. Against Srichaphan, I played really well. In Halle, I played a great tennis. I think I had been the same level as I was in Australia.
05 温网 MARAT 摧毁澳洲大炮 记者会采访 实在太兴奋了,乾脆熬夜翻一下了,希望大家一早起来就读到M. Safin - Day 3Wednesday, June 22, 2005Q. Coming next is Feliciano Lopez. You are three head to head, you lose two. Feliciano is winning 2‑1. What do you expect in this match?MARAT SAFIN: Well, it's a difficult match, first of all, because he's a lefty, he has his serve. To play against him on grass, it's actually very tough, especially that he pass first two rounds. He must be playing pretty good. He had a very tough match in the first round, so it's going to be a really tough one.I think it's one of his favorite surfaces, is grass. Grass, indoors and really fast hard court. So is a tough match, and let's see if he can serve as well as he was serving days before.Q. When did it come to you that you no longer feared grass, if that happened?MARAT SAFIN: Two weeks ago.Q. Two weeks ago, in Halle?MARAT SAFIN: I pass through the difficult moments in my life, really difficult times on grass during my seven years of my career. And I couldn't really find myself comfortable on that surface until I played Halle. I made, like I said, some good results. I beat some tough players there. All of a sudden I felt comfortable. I felt really comfortable moving on it. Just I think it's one of the most important things, actually, when you're playing on grass, is to move. If you serve well, and to find actually the return, all of a sudden all this came to me and I felt pretty good.Q. Why do you think that was all of a sudden that it just came to you after so long?MARAT SAFIN: Well, I don't know. There's a lot of things in life that we don't know why they're coming exactly this moment. It's just coming. I don't know how to explain it.Q. So what are your feelings right now about grass as a surface?MARAT SAFIN: That I'm comfortable playing on it and I'm confident and I make some great results two weeks ago and I made some great matches here, I think, for the first and second round. This was pretty good ‑ pretty good performance, especially today. That's how confidence coming back, especially on grass. It's really important to have a confidence ‑ confidence and a comfortable feeling on it.Q. Roger Federer was in here before and said when you were playing together in Halle, he never had seen you so relaxed out on court. He suggested perhaps it has to do with the knee injury, that you've got in the back of your mind if things don't go well, there's a ready‑made reason for that. Is there any truth to that?MARAT SAFIN: Well, I don't have any reasons. If I don't want to play, I don't want to play. It's just there is no ‑‑ I don't need to find a really good reason for myself, you know, so I don't have to feel really depressed after the match and saying I'm going to lie myself, no, it's because of the knee. It's because of nothing.You know, I felt I found my game, and I was feeling comfortable, and I had nothing to lose ‑ especially in the final against him, because he won two years in a row, even three. I was enjoying really. I was enjoying the match. I had my chances and I was really playing great tennis. I had nothing to complain about. I was serving well and I was returning well. I had my chances actually, and I couldn't take them. But I have no regrets. I have no ‑‑ I don't need to find a reason. I don't need to find a reason so I have to take off the pressure.
05 温网 MARAT 摧毁澳洲大炮 记者会采访 实在太兴奋了,乾脆熬夜翻一下了,希望大家一早起来就读到M. Safin - Day 3Wednesday, June 22, 2005Q. Coming next is Feliciano Lopez. You are three head to head, you lose two. Feliciano is winning 2‑1. What do you expect in this match?MARAT SAFIN: Well, it's a difficult match, first of all, because he's a lefty, he has his serve. To play against him on grass, it's actually very tough, especially that he pass first two rounds. He must be playing pretty good. He had a very tough match in the first round, so it's going to be a really tough one.I think it's one of his favorite surfaces, is grass. Grass, indoors and really fast hard court. So is a tough match, and let's see if he can serve as well as he was serving days before.Q. When did it come to you that you no longer feared grass, if that happened?MARAT SAFIN: Two weeks ago.Q. Two weeks ago, in Halle?MARAT SAFIN: I pass through the difficult moments in my life, really difficult times on grass during my seven years of my career. And I couldn't really find myself comfortable on that surface until I played Halle. I made, like I said, some good results. I beat some tough players there. All of a sudden I felt comfortable. I felt really comfortable moving on it. Just I think it's one of the most important things, actually, when you're playing on grass, is to move. If you serve well, and to find actually the return, all of a sudden all this came to me and I felt pretty good.Q. Why do you think that was all of a sudden that it just came to you after so long?MARAT SAFIN: Well, I don't know. There's a lot of things in life that we don't know why they're coming exactly this moment. It's just coming. I don't know how to explain it.Q. So what are your feelings right now about grass as a surface?MARAT SAFIN: That I'm comfortable playing on it and I'm confident and I make some great results two weeks ago and I made some great matches here, I think, for the first and second round. This was pretty good ‑ pretty good performance, especially today. That's how confidence coming back, especially on grass. It's really important to have a confidence ‑ confidence and a comfortable feeling on it.Q. Roger Federer was in here before and said when you were playing together in Halle, he never had seen you so relaxed out on court. He suggested perhaps it has to do with the knee injury, that you've got in the back of your mind if things don't go well, there's a ready‑made reason for that. Is there any truth to that?MARAT SAFIN: Well, I don't have any reasons. If I don't want to play, I don't want to play. It's just there is no ‑‑ I don't need to find a really good reason for myself, you know, so I don't have to feel really depressed after the match and saying I'm going to lie myself, no, it's because of the knee. It's because of nothing.You know, I felt I found my game, and I was feeling comfortable, and I had nothing to lose ‑ especially in the final against him, because he won two years in a row, even three. I was enjoying really. I was enjoying the match. I had my chances and I was really playing great tennis. I had nothing to complain about. I was serving well and I was returning well. I had my chances actually, and I couldn't take them. But I have no regrets. I have no ‑‑ I don't need to find a reason. I don't need to find a reason so I have to take off the pressure.
Boodles Challenge 芬输球 (说是膝伤困扰) WIMBLEDON NO. 5 SEED SAFIN BEATEN BY ENQVIST AT BOODLESACE GROUP PRESS RELEASE, 17/06/05ACE GROUP PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASELONDON 16 JUNE 2005WIMBLEDON NO. 5 SEED SAFIN BEATEN BY ENQVIST AT BOODLESMARAT SAFIN AND PAT CASH MADE THEIR DEBUT APPEARANCES AT THE BOODLES CHALLENGE TODAY AT STOKE PARK CLUB. DAVID NALBANDIAN, THE WIMBLEDON NO.18 SEED BEAT PAT CASH IN STRAIGHT SETS, IN AN ENTERTAINING EXHIBITION MATCH. NEXT ON COURT AUSTRALIAN OPEN CHAMPION MARAT SAFIN WAS BEATEN BY SWEDE THOMAS ENQVIST 6-3, 7-6. SAFIN WHO HAS BEEN STRUGGLING WITH A SLIGHT INJURY IN RECENT WEEKS, HAD THIS TO SAY ABOUT HIS INJURY WORRIES AHEAD OF WIMBLEDON:‘THE KNEE HAS BEEN TROUBLING ME FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS, I AM ALREADY 25, SO I HAD BETTER START TAKING CARE OF MYSELF.’COMMENTING ON HIS DEBUT AT THE BOODLES CHALLENGE:‘THE COURT IS PRETTY FAST, NO BAD BOUNCES AND IT’S PRETTY SIMILAR TO WIMBLEDON.’IN THE FIRST MATCH OF THE DAY FERNANDO GONZALEZ CONTINUED HIS GOOD FORM THIS WEEK, WITH ANOTHER CONVINCING WIN OVER NIKOLAY DAVYDENKO. DAVYDENKO REPLACED JOACHIM JOHANSSON WHO UNFORTUNATELY HAD TO PULL OUT WITH A VIRAL INFECTION. GONZALEZ HAS WON ALL OF HIS MATCHES THIS WEEK AT STOKE PARK CLUB, AND WAS UPBEAT ABOUT HIS WIMBLEDON CHANCES:‘I LOST TO KARLOVIC LAST WEEK, BUT HERE EVERYDAY I HAVE GOT BETTER, AND I HOPE FOR A GOOD COUPLE OF WEEKS AT WIMBLEDON’RESULTS THURSDAY 16 JUNE 2005FERNANDO GONZALEZ (CHI) BT NIKOLAY DAVYDENKO (RUS) 6-3, 6-2EXHIBITION:DAVID NALBANDIAN (ARG) BT PAT CASH (AUS) 7-6, 6-1QUARTER FINAL:THOMAS ENQVIST (SWE) BT MARAT SAFIN (RUS) 6-3, 6-4ORDER OF PLAY FRIDAY 17 JUNE 20052.15PM – EXHIBITION:K. ULLYETT (ZIM) / W. BLACK (ZIM)VB. BRYAN (USA) / M. BRYAN (USA)FOLLOWED BY – SEMI-FINAL:G. RUSEDSKI (GBR)VT. ENQVIST (SWE)
法国杂志 "Tennis" 最新评论及采访MARAT内容 注:因为很长,所以我只能慢慢翻译.......He’s the only one this year being able to claim the Grand Slam! And all the players know it well: when it’s time for Roland Garros, Marat Safin, winner of the last Australian Open, will be ready to wear his full evening dress. But it’s in a very relaxed atmosphere that the Russian champion welcomed us for this exclusive interview, which revealed a very touchy character.Whether he is in the top 5 or close to the #100 world ranking, Marat Safin remains in a class of his own. He’s able to make Pete Sampras look powerless in a US Open final – like he did when he was 20 – but he’s also able to “dispatch”, almost with a smile, a final at the Australian Open against Thomas Johansson. He’s able to become #1 (in November 2000) and to then fall in the rankings after a year spoiled by an injury, as it happened in 2003. He’s able to win a second Grand Slam title, defeating Roger Federer and then Lleyton Hewitt – at the last Australian Open – but he’s also able to win 2 consecutive matches in a tourney only once (in Monte Carlo) within the 3 months that followed the Australian Open. He’s able to be the most friendly and pleasant man ever and able to be, in one of his bad days, the grumpiest man ever.To sum up, as you should have understood, it’s quite an adventure to track this big Russian wildcat, and as his coach, Peter Lundgren, says: “you’ll never get bored with Marat Safin”. It’s not the public who would tell the contrary; people are usually fascinated by Marat’s power and reactions on court. A few days before Roland Garros, where he became famous, in 1998, after he defeated Andre Agassi and Gustavo Kuerten consecutively, Marat Safin, 25, is the first person to hope he can – through the perpetual fluctuations of his course between the very bad, the ordinary and the sublime – show the very best of him. And that would probably be sufficient to win the title...Tennis Magazine: How long did it take for you to realize you had won the Australian Open?Marat Safin: The problem is that we never have enough time to celebrate a victory. Other events come fast. You have to get prepared immediately for anther tournament. You can’t celebrate like you should.TM: At the very moment of your victory, you remained very “calm”. Almost strangely calm. What was your feeling?MS: It’s fabulous when you win. I felt good. The reaction, it depends on the man and on the moment. Some guys bounce like they’re crazy, some cry. Others stay more neutral. For me on that day it was that.TM: You once said that you learnt a lot from the defeat, 2 years ago in Australia, against Thomas Johansson. What have you learnt?MS: I was coming back from very difficult times. Everything happened all a sudden. I was in the final, and for everyone I was the favourite just because it was a surprise to see Thomas in the final. But he had won some great matches to reach the final, he fully deserved it. As for me, being aware of those expectations people had on me, it put me under pressure. I didn’t handle this.
MARAT决赛赛後记者会内容 Interview with Marat SafinSonntag, 12.06.2005 Press-Conference with Marat Safin (RUS) after his defeat against Roger Federer (SUI) in the final. ? The match could also go the other way round, couldn it? ! Really, youe right, I also felt like this. This was once again one of these matches, when only two or three points decide all the match. We both were playing pretty well, we were serving well, so one or two mistakes are decisive. Today I made one or two bad decisions by me, and that it, the match is gone. But the way I played I think, that was really good, I satisfied with it. It still a little bit unusual for me playing on grass, because you always have to stay aggressive and play powerful tennis. This match was a really good performance from me, I lost against the world number one but had my opportunities to win, and that an important step for me. This was probably my best match on grass Ie ever played. ? What are your expectations for Wimbledon? ! Well, I hope I have enough confidence going into Wimbledon and be able to continue a high-level also there. Playing like this week and to continue the same level, would be good. But it always tough for a tall guy like me to move on grass. That why certain guys always make the final there in Wimbledon. Most of the game now is played from the baseline, and that makes it so hard for tall players, because you have to move faster than on other surfaces. http://www.gerryweber-open.de/1681.phpJustsafin
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