Marat Safin’s Knee Injury Makes Him Quit Tournament, Doubt Australian Open Participation

I hope this doesn't mean he'll miss the Aussie Open. It's never good to be unable to defend a Title. Thanks for the Post Jennifer. By the way, Vi ponymyu po russki?

posted by skydivedad at 09:17 AM - reply - flag:

I must admit I'm a Safin fan. The whole 'Good Marats/Bad Marats' thing last year was hilarious, and true. He has obvious talent, and yet is capable of acknowledging his own limitations.

posted by owlhouse at 02:42 PM - reply - flag:

Jennifer is obviously a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma.

posted by owlhouse at 11:56 PM - reply - flag:

And like Safin, she succeeds or fails on her own Marats. sorry

posted by chicobangs at 01:14 AM - reply - flag:

Jennifer is obviously a mystery wrapped in a riddle inside an enigma. Whether you like it or not, history is on her side. She will bury you.

posted by dusted at 12:51 AM - reply - flag:

Or she could be brought down by her own internal contradictions. Oh, wait, that's us, isn't it?

posted by owlhouse at 12:55 AM - reply - flag:

I say if there's anyway that Marat can play. He'll go to the Australian. He'll try to play through the pain. At least show up. If it doesn't further the injury. Besides he can again celebrate his birthday downunder.

posted by 2sweet<> at 10:33 PM - reply - flag:

Tuesday, December 27, 2005

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