"What's the score?"

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RECAP: TENNIS - Australia Open "What's the score?" Schiavone beat Kuznetsova in the longest match a 'big' women: 4h 44m J. J. M. - Melbourne - 24/01/2011
"What's the score? Who brings? Who is ahead? Does she or me?" Laughs Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova, who carries his cross well visible luck, fine silver beads, and I would prefer an attack of amnesia, a forgetting deep and healthy, after what has happened: lost (4-6, 6-1 and 14-16) the longest match (4h 44m) in the history of the great female against Italian Francesca Schiavone and after having six match points. "I'm frustrated," he says later, dead and a third set made of will, passion (twice took the Italian to win, twice broke the Russian) and minutes, many minutes (180, three hours, only this manga, as many as two football games in a row). "I forget about this in a few days," he adds.
"I hope one day to teach the game to my son," says Schiavone, who played with a bandaged leg. "Tomorrow is a new day," he continues, laughing even losing a break in the last race for touching the net after winning the point. "I told the umpire:" I need this. Give it to me, please! Refused "closes the new number four, will play the quarterfinals against Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki. It was a marathon match, even away from the Isner-Mahut of Wimbledon 2010: 11 hours and five minutes and a fifth set that ended 70-68.
While all this happens, say goodbye to Fernando Verdasco in the second round (4-6, 2-6 and 3-6 to Czech Tomas Berdych), Nicolas Almagro (3-6, 4-6 and 0-6 before the Serbian Novak Djokovic ) and Tommy Robredo (to Swiss Roger Federer) and Rafael Nadal is prepared to play today (9.30, Canal +) against Croatian Marin Cilic. Spanish, which would be measured in the quarterfinals to David Ferrer, Milos Raonic Canadian opponent if both win, you get tired more than ever. Sweat like crazy. No recovers well. He lost two kilos and a half in the second round. "It's a process of thermoregulation of the body," explains Dr. Cotorro, attentive to hydration of Mallorca, which came after a flu, "all the weight lost was fluid. It is his [about 83 kilos] ".