Philli;307292 wrote:Oh M-Lover you naughty boy. Why do you think I came up with the name Gorgeous Görges a couple of months ago. She really is a beauty. Her day will come soon in the Sports Illustrated, mark my words. Wait til the French Open, they will have cameras all over her...they wont miss a bounce. ESPN will spend more time censoring the live coverage than watching the matches, stupid prude Americans...Paul excluded, of course.
Wozzie needs some new Duracells, the bunny is getting tired. Maria, well what can I say. She has the best trainer, the best equipment and the worst fitness level of any top player on the Tour. Who else struggles with qualifiers and very low ranked players like she does? I'm sick of reporters and Eurosport constantly saying that she is still recovering from a shoulder Injury. She's been back on the Tour for 3 seasons now. When are they gonna face the fact that she's 'as good as it gets'. She said in an Interview last year that she cant do more than 10 Tournaments a year. Well Duhhhh, Maria, get your ass out of bed and do some more serious training and less poncing around in front of a camera.
She must be paying Thomas a heck of a lot of money, otherwise he would have quit by now. She is just plain lazy.
There are limits as to how much one can modify a basic phenotype.
Compare Görges & Safina yesterday--you'd think Dinara was way taller, but they are actually the same height. Just totally different frames.
I was watching the Canadian women playing ITF in Florida yesterday. ( http://www.spacecoastsportstv.com/ streaming now.) For whatever reason, their players tend to be little women. Dubois & Fichman are compensating by building up to where they start to look like muscled-up versions of classical nymphs.
I got my doubts how that's gonna work for them. Obviously the sisters Radwanskw have greater success.
My point is: I suspect that Maria's "model" look is something she's stuck with. Fitness, yeah, but you can't turn a greynound into a bulldog. Agility training is more productive than body-building.
"That's the way the world works... right now." --Maria Sharapova at 17