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Buék.

:)))

Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket és boldog új évet kivánok neked Carlos.

És aki szurkolt neked:))

De legalábbis a szárítókötélen bugyi, bugyi, bugyi, bugyi, gatya.:)))

Szivesen!

Mindkét családban nőuralom van :)

Úgy tűnik, minden kedvencem nagycsaládos lesz előbb-utóbb.:)

Gratu Carloséknak, és köszi a jó híreket.:)

A pocit láttam képeken, de jóval kisebb volt, mint Mirkáé, ki gondolta volna, hogy beelőz a babájuk.:)))

Quote:

Carlos Moya ‏@Charlymoya
Os comunico que ha nacido a las 14.40 nuestra hija... @Carolcerezuela y ella están fenomenal..a ver si adivinais el nombre .. #hattrick

carolina cerezuela ‏@Carolcerezuela
Emocionados de poder deciros que a las 14.40 ha nacido nuestra hija DANIELA MOYA CEREZUELA ... Toco la felicidad ...

Their 3rd child, a daughter, Daniela, was born at 14.40 today... a hat-trick, as Charly puts it on twitter!
He also tweets that both mother and child are 'fantastic', while Carolina writes how moved they are and how happy she is.

Jó egészséget, a boldogság és az öröm megvan :)

Gratu Carlos, szép családod lett.:)

Íme idősb és ifjabb Carlos Moya.:)

Carolina nem véletlenül fogja a pociját, jön az újabb baba.

Ráadásul fiú.:)

Volt Kínában is egy exhibition, jó képek vannak róla.

http://www.tennisgrandstand.com/archives/11412

Két hírem is van, egy rossz, meg egy jó.

Ha jól értettem Carlos twitterét, akkor elment a 2. baba.:(

De legalább az asszony jól van.

A másikat meg el sem hiszem: Carlos állítólag indul párosban az olimpián Nadallal..:)

MOYA ENDS EL AYNAOUI’S FAIRY-TALE RUN TO CLINCH THE
2011 CHENGDU OPEN, NO. 1 RANKING

Sampras Topples 2009 Chengdu Open Champion Enqvist to Claim Third Place

Spaniard Carlos Moya and Moroccan Younes El Aynaoui faced off in the finals of the 2011 Chengdu Open, with Moya clinching the title 6-2, 7-6(6), and the No. 1 ranking on the ATP Champions Tour.

El Aynaoui, the dark horse contender who had defeated Pete Sampras, Marat Safin and Wayne Ferreira en route to the finals, saw his Chengdu dreams dashed by the indefatigable Moya. El Aynaoui was noticeably nervous, his jitters only magnified when Moya broke him in the first game.

“Sometimes in tennis if you want to do too well, if you want to play too good, then the opposite [happens],” said El Aynaoui after the match. “I was tight, I was nervous. I was not the favorite in the first two matches—no one expected me to win, so I was playing relaxed. Today, I knew I had a chance. It was the last match, so I said to myself, ‘C’mon you have to play well,’—and then the opposite [happened].”

“It was a few points here and there,” Moya said. “He just played one bad game—the first game of the match. So it’s easier when you’re up a break to play your game, to play more relaxed.”

The day before Moya had predicted that the final would come down to a few points, and that “whoever wins these key points will win the match.”

He was right.

El Aynaoui had five break points to level the match at 2-3 in the first, but couldn’t convert. Once winning his seven-deuce service game, Moya hit the accelerator. “He had five break point chances—if he had taken one of them, it’s 3-all and the match starts again,” Moya said. “He didn’t convert any of them, it was 4-2, and then the next game I played much more relaxed and I could break him—and the first set was over.”

Both players had opportunities to break in the second set, but neither could convert, sending the match to a tiebreaker. After saving a match point with an ace at 5-6, El Aynaoui was dismayed at 6-all as the second of two Moya lobs kissed the corner of the baseline and Moya was able to put away the point with a breathtaking lunging backhand volley. Moya then closed out the match with a service winner out wide.

“At 6-all, with the two lobs that I did—that one on the line—I was lucky. That ball goes one centimeter behind the line, it’s out, 7-6 him, and who knows what happens the next point. It’s just a matter of taking the important points—and most of them went on my side. It was a great match, a great event for me, and I really enjoyed playing here.”

Moya, who came into the Chengdu Open trailing Mark Philippoussis by 100 points in the South African Airways rankings, now pulls ahead of him in the South African Airways rankings by 220 points. After falling to Philippoussis in the Bogota finals, Moya went on to win the titles in Sao Paulo, Knokke-Heist and now Chengdu.

“I was very happy to be playing in this country for the first time in such a magnificent stadium,” said El Aynaoui. “Today I tried to give my best, but Carlos was too good. I tried to push it to a third set, but he’s one of the best players on the senior tour.”

For the second day in a row, Sampras beat up on his younger opponent, defeating the 37-year old Enqvist 6-4, 6-4 in just 52 minutes. “It was nice to play against Thomas again,” Sampras said. “He was a great competitor back in the day, I thought he was physically a little bit hurt [this week] with the knee—it took a lot of class that he came out to play this week.”

Yepp.:)

A következő tornánk a Chengdou Open lesz,igggen komoly nevekkel:)

Group A : Younes El Aynaoui, Wayne Ferreira, Marat Safin, Pete Sampras
Group B : Thomas Enqvist, Carlos Moya, Mark Philippoussis, Paradorn Srichaphan

October 27, 2011 (Thursday)
Start at 3:30 pm Group B Enqvist vs Srichaphan
Start not before 4:45 pm Group A Safin vs Ferreria
Start not before 6:45 pm Doubles Enqvist/TBC vs Safin/TBC
Start not before 7:30 pm Group B Moya vs Philippoussis
Start not before 8:30 pm Group A Sampras vs El Aynaoui

October 28, 2011 (Friday)
Start at 3:30 pm Group B Moya vs Srichaphan
Start not before 4:45 pm Group B Enqvist vs Philippoussis
Start not before 6:45 pm Doubles Moya/TBC vs Philippoussis/TBC
Start not before 7:30 pm Group A Sampras vs Ferreira
Start not before 8:30 pm Group A Safin vs El Aynaoui

October 29, 2011 (Saturday)
Start at 2:30 pm Group A Ferreira vs El Aynaoui
Start not before 3:30 pm Group B Philippoussis vs Srichaphan
Start not before 4:45 pm Doubles Srichaphan/TBC vs Ferreira/TBC
Start not before 5:30 pm Group B Enqvist vs Moya
Start not before 7:00 pm Group A Sampras vs Safin

October 30, 2011 (Sunday)
Start at 2:00 pm Doubles Group A 3rd / B 4th vs Group B 3rd / A 4
Start not before 2:45 pm 3rd & 4th Place Group A 2nd vs Group B 2
Start not before 4:00 pm Final Group A 1st vs Group B 1st

A nagy kánikulában meg is feledkeztem Carlosomról,meg az Optima Openről Belgiumban.

Szal előbb Leconte-ot,majd Forget-t vertük,és a döntőben Krajiceket,és mindhármat sima 2ben.:)

Egy-két szép pont a vidi elején.:)

Kafi helyett Peti állna középen,akkor teljes lenne a kollekcióm.:)

Mármint a visszavonultjaimé.

Gratu az ifjú párnak,ideje volt.:))

Egyem meg.:)

Nahát,a nagy garrosozás közepette el is felejtettem a következő tornát.

Pedig....:))))))

Moya Wins First ATP Champions Tour Title In Sao Paulo

http://www.atpchampionstour.com/news167.html

Gratula Carlos!

Philippoussis wins it with a cross court forehand return winner. What a match. What a Champion - third straight Tour title for the Scud.

A francba..

Most megy a döntő.

Egyetlen hírforrásom a Twitter..

Be is másolom,ami eddig volt.

Olala:)

Carlos Moya d. Thomas Muster 6-4, 6-3

Sunday, 22nd May, 2011 - Starting at 11.00am

 3rd Place Play-off - Thomas Muster vs. Younes El Aynaoui

The Final- Carlos Moya vs. Mark Philippoussis

Vamos!!

http://www.atpchampionstour.com/news161.html

Muster nagy arc.:)

 “I’m like Forrest Gump, all I do is run, eat and sleep!”

Na szóval 2 győztes meccsen túl vagyunk.:)

Egy local herot,és Kafelnyikovot vertük eddig,jön Muster,aki már komolyabb falat.

Részint mert a mezőny egyetlen még aktív résztvevője,másrészt ugye a salakos múltja.

Vamos Carlos!:)

Már alig várom.

Reszkessetek,mert szétoffolom vele majd az Atpst.:)

Moya To Make Champions Tour Debut In Bogota

Former World Number One Carlos Moya will launch his ATP Champions Tour career at the second annual Seguros Bolivar Tennis Champions in Bogota, Colombia next month (May 19-22).

The 34 year-old, who only retired from the ATP World Tour in November of last year, revealed on his Twitter feed yesterday that it was the lure of competition which had prompted his decision to join the ATP Champions Tour, and the clay courts of Bogota’s Palacio de los Deportes are the perfect place for him to make his much-anticipated debut.

During his 15 years on the ATP World Tour, Moya reached three of the greatest heights in the sport, winning a Grand Slam singles title at Roland Garros in 1998, reaching the World Number One position the following year, and helping Spain to win a Davis Cup title in 2004.