Sania no doubt is very sucessfull and a good player bt she has a lot of pride.its ok to have it but in a positiv way nt nagativ way.When she came to Qatar for Asian games, she was behavin very proud and havin HiGH A.T.T.I.T.U.D.E PROBS.loose tht pls and then url reach top 3.
RE:top 10
by Rajesh Manjunath on Feb 09, 2007 04:58 PM
wait and watch...one fine day we will see the great Indian dream coming true and all you nay-sayers will go into hiding :)
We must acknowledge sportsperson who are taking strides in new fields and avenues. Women tennis is no longer an also ran in India after sania,s arrival. I am sure it is inspiring many more Indian girls to take the sports seriously at that level. Good Luck Sania. Lets hope you work and play hard to crack into top twenty. Manish
RE:Dream something achievable
by Sudheendra K on Feb 10, 2007 12:38 AM
You have told perfectly yaar....!! I dont think her statements suit her. She just wants to publicize more so that she can get some more money thru ads.....!!!!
RE:Dream something achievable
by amar bhansali on Feb 10, 2007 12:49 PM
Why do we keep supporting our cricketers and believe in their dreams of winning the world cup. Stop being hypocrites and take notice of the strides she has taken in womens tennis. Practically Every girl in Russia is picking up a racquet at the age of 3.and they have much better facilities too for sports but she still can stay in that league and compete in a sport hardly played in india with pathetic facilities. Isnt that a victory in itself
RE:Top 10??? Gimme a break.
by Rajesh Manjunath on Feb 09, 2007 02:08 PM
Guyz. First of all we need to be proud of an Indian making into the top 50 of women's tennis. Sania dreams big and it is not without a reason that she aspires to get into the top 10. The thing we can least do is to critcise her knowing pretty well that we cannot even achieve 1% of what she has done till now.
RE:RE:Top 10??? Gimme a break.
by Johny Jacob on Feb 09, 2007 03:34 PM
What do you mean by "need to be proud of an Indian making into the top 50"? India falls under some "reservation" category? What she achieved is great, sure. But dont talk things are not realistic. Its a good as Bhupathi saying he will beat Federrer in next game :)
RE:RE:RE:Top 10??? Gimme a break.
by satya s on Feb 09, 2007 03:37 PM
what made you the judge of "what's realistic" ? unless you are the benchmark of tennis knowledge and intellect(which i bet you are not even close), you may want to temper your assertions a long long way.
RE:RE:RE:RE:Top 10??? Gimme a break.
by Rajesh Manjunath on Feb 09, 2007 04:58 PM
wait and watch...one fine day we will see the great Indian dream coming true and all you nay-sayers will go into hiding :)
RE:RE:Top 10??? Gimme a break.
by xyz xyz on Feb 09, 2007 05:54 PM
she is there only for modeling purpose and to earn money from government. She even don't deserve to be in top 50. Why all are you talking about she reaching top 10. First let her enter into second rounds of the tournaments she is playing.
expecting sania to make it to the top 10 is like asking my grandma to climb mount everest!!! c'mon guys,who does she think she is fooling with such ambitions??? except for 1 wimbledon junior's title,show me one tournament which she has won on the grand circuit..most overrated sportsman in india.
Not that she is not capable of the same but she is highly inconsistent not at all the Hallmark of a Great Player. She must concentrate more on her tennis than endorsements as the Former would bring her and the Country all Fame
RE:Sania eyes Top 10 Rankings
by xyz xyz on Feb 09, 2007 05:52 PM
she is there only for modeling purpose and to earn money from government. She even don't deserve to be in top 50. Why all are you talking about she reaching top 10. First let her enter into second rounds of the tournaments she is playing.
