Jelena Jankovic novosti

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glasajte za JJ da osvoji nagradu

pa glasacemo naravno

R1: BYE
R2: kirilenko/ qualfier
R3: maybe Azarenka
QF: Serena

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thnx foon uff bad draw

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what a tough draw for JJ
(1)Safina v BYE
Vinci v Q
Martinez-Sanchez v Dushevina
Peng v (15)Cibulkova

(12)Bartoli v (wc)Clijsters
Dulko v Schnyder
Safarova v Benesova
(6)Kuznetsova v BYE

(3)V.Williams v BYE
Q v Makarova
Q v Szavay
Q v (14)Pennetta

(10)Petrova v A.Bondarenko
Errani v Hantuchova
Kleybanova v Rezai
(7)Zvonareva v BYE

(8)Wozniacki v BYE
Suarez Navarro v Wozniak
Cornet v Czink
Q v (11)Ivanovic

(16)Razzano v Groenefeld
(wc)Shaughnessy v Cirstea
Q v Schiavone
(4)Dementieva v BYE

(5)Jankovic v BYE
(wc)Kirilenko v Q
Vesnina v Chakvetadze
Kanepi v (9)Azarenka

(13)A.Radwanska v Sugiyama
Bammer v Zheng
Q v Rybarikova
(2)S.Williams v BYE

Jankovic leaner, meaner
W&S women's notebook

By Shannon Russell • [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] • August 10, 2009

After finishing last year as the world’s No. 1 women’s tennis player, Serbian Jelena Jankovic decided to improve her physique with a new fitness regimen.

If she could excel so well with her lean figure, why not ramp up her training and add more power to her game? That was Jankovic’s motivation when she incorporated heavier weights and more running into her schedule.

Fifteen pounds of muscle later, she realized the plan had backfired.

“I was much heavier on the court, and I lost my speed,” Jankovic said. “I felt stronger but I lost my agility, and that’s one of the most important things in tennis.”
Jankovic dropped her opener at Indian Wells in March and bowed out of the first round of Eastbourne in June. When she realized her exercise plan was flawed, she quickly revamped it.

About a month ago, Jankovic returned to lighter weights and focused on agility-improving drills. She cut out Coke and chocolate, her favorite indulgences. She incorporated freshly-squeezed lemonade and grapefruit juice into her diet and found, in a short time, that she had more energy than she’d had in weeks.

After shedding the weight, Jankovic took her streamlined figure for a spin at Stanford in July. She advanced to the quarterfinals as a No. 4 seed and lost to eventual champion Marion Bartoli.

Now Jankovic – the Western & Southern Financial Group Women’s Open’s fifth seed, and the World. No. 5 – is eager to see how she’ll fare here in the new Premier Five stop.

“I feel like I’m moving much better and my game is coming together,” Jankovic said. “I just hope every match I can be the old Jelena, the No. 1 player in the world.”


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It's 5pm in your time

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Tnx Foonie!!!!

Ajde Jeco!!!!

Tnx Foon!

Srecno, Jeco!

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BRAVO JJ

Uf,tezak mec za JJ ali bitno je da ga je pregurala.
JJ samo napred....

thnx foon,tako je Srki bitno je da je pregurala

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GO JJ!!! :bounce:

Fifth seed Jelena Jankovic advanced with a 7-6 6-3 victory over Russian Maria Kirilenko in a match including 13 breaks of serve.

"I didn't serve very well and I got a bit lucky at the end of the first set but I am happy I was able to win," the Serb said. "Hopefully I will get better from here."

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Jankovic: "I was lucky to get through this match ... Hopefully, I will get better in the next round!"

Jelena: " I had to wake up at 7 a.m. ... and that was difficult for me!"


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Thanks, Foon!

Srecno, Jeco!

bravoo jj

Earlier today, fans had a treat when Jelena Jankovic and Svetlana Kuznetsova warmed up together

Later, Jelena said she didn’t know how many times they had played actual matches together, “because I’ve been playing for years. I’m 24 years old now, but you repeat week after week, and you forget. But a lot of times we practice together, and we have matches against each other and she’s a fun girl to be around. She’s funny, she’s entertaining and a good personality.”


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The interview room

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After winning their respective matches today on Center Court, Jelena Jankovic and Kim Clijsters spoke to the press immediately afterward. Both ladies are making a comeback, Jankovic after ending 2008 as No. 1; Clijsters after taking two years off to start a family.

Jelena spoke graciously to a very small group after winning over Kirilenko in two sets 7-6, 6-3.Growing up in Belgrade, she has said that Monica Seles was one of her idols. Would she like to think of herself as a role model, now that she has risen to the top?

“I don’t know. It would be nice if I can be a role model for some of the younger kids,” she said, noting with amazement that she sees them wearing T-shirts with her picture on it and ‘No. 1 fan of Jelena.’

“It’s nice if you an inspire and motivate anyone in any manner. Especially coming from Serbia and a place where tennis wasn’t popular and I didn’t have anybody to look up to and how far I have made it, it’s a really good accomplishment,” she said. “You know, I try my best to be a good role model for young kids and to be a good example. If I can do it, why can’t they not do it?”

What advice would she give to aspiring tennis players?

“The most important thing is they have to enjoy their sport and play with passion, because accomplishments don’t come without passion. You’ve got to enjoy (it) and have fun, and don’t put pressure on yourself,” she said.

“A lot of people from outside, they put pressure on their kids, on the players. But we, ourselves, are the ones who are putting the most pressure on ourselves because we want to do well and prove ourself and win,” she added. “That’s something that you need to let go and just focus and just try out there to play your best tennis.”

Fun fact about Jelena: She gave up serious studies in piano at age 9 to take up her tennis racquet.

Clijsters, who is here with 31-year-old husband and pro basketball player Brian Lynch, and little Jada, answered questions in English and in Flemish. She won in two sets, 6-2, 7-5, over Patty Schnyder. She said she was happy with her play, and glad to have won in two, so she can save up her energy to play Svetlana Kuznetsova next.

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