Andriej Rubliow

[Kamileki]

Piękny za zewnątrz, piękny w środku. Człowiek kompletny

[no-handed backhand]

Miny tych żółtków.

[Damian]

[Damian]

[Kamileki]

@no-handed backhand , @DUN I LOVE , @Robertinho , @Kiefer

[DUN I LOVE]

Statement Andrieja.

[Robertinho]

A może by tak na terapię gniewu się wybrać Andrzejku?

[DUN I LOVE]

A może by tak na terapię gniewu się wybrać Andrzejku?

U nich takie zachowania są normalne.

[Kamileki]

Statement Andrieja.

Łatwo sprowokować jest użytkowników mtenis. Brakuje już tylko kierownika z Biedronki. Jak dzieci.
Kupą mości panowie, kupą.

Znacznie łatwiej niż sprowokowanie Twojej czaszki, żeby ruszyła w jakimkolwiek innym kierunku niż ściana.

Widzisz Nohendku? Zamiast drwić z prominentnych klientów Biedronki bierz przykład z Andrieja i też postaraj się być lepszym człowiekiem, lepszym użytkownikiem.

[Lucas]

Mimo wszystko szkoda, że - przynajmniej z tego tekstu - nie wynika zbyt duża refleksja na temat samego zachowania. Rozumiem emocje i sportową złość, ale jednak granica została przekroczona.

[Barty]

Nie można wymagać refleksji u kogoś z tlenem i azotem wewnątrz czaszki.

[Damian]

6) Top 10 Contenders: A host of other Top 10 stars in the PIF ATP Rankings are bidding to lift the trophy for the first time under the California sun. World No. 5 Alexander Zverev (at the United Cup with Team Germany), No. 6 Andrey Rublev (Hong Kong) and No. 10 Alex de Minaur (Acapulco) have already spent time in the winners' circle this season. They will look to repeat that feeling at the season-opening Masters 1000.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/indian- ... ing-report

[Damian]

Rublev launches foundation to support kids in need

Spoiler:

Learn more about the new foundation
March 08, 2024
Andrey Rublev Foundation
By ATP Staff
Andrey Rublev on Wednesday announced the launch of the Andrey Rublev Foundation, which will aim to provide resources and support to kids struggling with critical illness.

“I’ve been so fortunate to play a professional sport for a living and have my health,” Rublev said. “There are so many children in need of financial support for critical medical needs and being able to help them is a huge privilege for me.”

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The foundation intends to serve as a resource to children with critical needs, assisting with providing access to transformative care.

The hope is to fundraise and use its resources to help change the lives of children in need and allow them to overcome the challenges they face to reach their full potential.

“I look forward to working with kids, their families and doctors and helping them face a brighter future because of the resources I am fortunate enough to provide,” Rublev said.

In December, Rublev launched a clothing company with a collection named ‘Play for the Kids’. The profit from that, more than $150,000, will serve as the initial funding of the foundation.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/andrey- ... ion-launch

[Damian]

[Damian]

Rublev, Zverev win desert openers

Spoiler:

Fifth seed Andrey Rublev survived an early scare from Andy Murray before channeling his massive forehand to charge to an opening-round victory at the BNP Paribas Open on Friday.

The World No. 5 fought off four set points and six break points in the first set before riding 28 forehand winners to a 7-6(3), 6-1 victory to take a 2-1 lead in their Lexus ATP Head2Head series.

“He had a lot of chances in the first set and I was lucky to win. Had I lost it, it would have been really, really tough,” Rublev said. “After the first set I felt more confidence and I knew that it would be even tougher for Andy to keep up his consistency.”

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Rublev showed composure under fire when serving at 4-5 0/40 in the first set, but dug deep to claw back to deuce, ultimately saving a fourth set point before taking the opener in a tie-break.

Murray played some of his best tennis of the season in the set, cracking his two-handed backhand to great effect and taking advantage of a slew of unforced errors from the 26-year-old.

Just as there had been one pivotal game in the first set, so too did a crucial game come in the second. In the fourth game Murray led 40/0 on serve but after some explosive returning Rublev worked his way back into the game and eventually claimed a break to go ahead 3-1.

Such was the intensity of the 11-minute game that Rublev mistakenly sat down, thinking it was a change of ends. “That one game took longer than two normal games, so I thought it was for sure a changeover,” a sheepish Rublev said on court after the match.

A 2022 semi-finalist in Indian Wells, Rublev has reached the quarter-finals or better of all five previous tournaments he has played this year, a run that includes his 15th title in Hong Kong.

Rublev will next play the winner of American wild card Brandon Nakashima and Czech 32nd seed Jiri Lehecka.

Rublev's forehand delivered @tennis_insights | #ShotQuality pic.twitter.com/b0wGHU4beR

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/rublev- ... 024-friday

[Damian]

[Kiefer]

[Lucas]

[Lucas]

[DUN I LOVE]

@no-handed backhand, ten zaciesz z filmiku powyżej idealnie by pasował na Twój kolejny avek.