Jennifer’s fond of Aussie Open --I

As usual, I try so hard not to miss any match of tennis on court around the world. The first grand slam in 2007 goes to Aussie Open and of course, I cannot miss a thing there. Thank God that there is eurosport.com that I could always pay and enjoy the live matches online.

As my favourite, Andy Roddick is my most cheerful player through all the tennis matches. Andy had a terrible down year last year, however, he has been improving a lot and changing to a new Andy since he began to coaching with former great tennis player, Jimmy Connors.

It has been tough for Andy since the first round of Aussie Open last week. I had cheered so hard and loud for him in front of my Vaio laptop almost everyday. I was a spectator of Andy’s every match, won through his hard-hitting matches with Safin and Ancic. Then he beat his lifelong friend, Fish and reached the semi-final of Aussie Open. He had to, for better or worse, face and win through the World No.1, Federer, to reach the final. Andy didn’t have a too successful record in playing with Federer, however, I still have my faith in him.

Unfortunately, Federer played too well on the semi-final and crushed Andy’s confidence completely. I felt so bad for Andy because I know how hard he had tried and how much he wanted to beat Federer if there is any hope and chance. I wonder whether Federer is really untouchable? Really unbeatable?? Is he really too good and too tough for every other player around the world?? I had decided that I will just cheer for any his opponent on court and who ever could beat him would be my hero :P

Come on, Andy !! Let’s move on and I am sure that You can still make impossible possible !! GO!! GO!! GO!! Andy!!