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I deserve wild card for Olympics: Sania Mirza


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Preeti Vikram
wild card
by Preeti Vikram on May 31, 2012 03:43 PM  | Hide replies

If we give wild card to her, the spectators will go wild seeing her i*n*sides.

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Incredible India
Re: wild card
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 04:01 PM
I want to meet you preeti;

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Chatur
over rated
by Chatur on May 31, 2012 03:32 PM  | Hide replies

Most over rated and overhyped sportsperson from our country

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Incredible India
Re: over rated
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 03:34 PM
I guess there is no another women in that game to compare so whatever we have she is the only one..

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ankyr
Re: Re: over rated
by ankyr on May 31, 2012 04:02 PM
its all media n their glamoru hunt ,which has made this gal popular,,,,where as chess champion humpy is not good looking and all her acheivements are never covered..

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Incredible India
Re: Re: Re: over rated
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 04:07 PM
Media hype does not fetch you rankings; even if she is at 160 how many Indians before her or even after her in tennis

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ankyr
Re: Re: Re: Re: over rated
by ankyr on May 31, 2012 04:30 PM
strange ,,u see the worth of 160 rank but ignored humpy who is world number 2.In 2007 she surpassed the rating of 2577 set by Susan Polgar to become the second-highest ranked female player in history. She became the second female player ever, after Judit Polg� to exceed the 2600 Elo mark.From 2002 through 2008, Humpy held the record as the youngest woman ever to become a grandmaster (not merely a Woman Grandmaster), which she achieved at the age of 15 years.


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Oomshik Tooshik
Re: Re: over rated
by Oomshik Tooshik on May 31, 2012 04:16 PM

How long are you going to say at least an Indian has come so far. So far to #190? Do we Indians continue to always have SUCH low standards?

People from war torn countries have won singles GSlams as teenagers and been world no.1.

And you're still gonna say 'let us appreciate this much at least'?
Shame. Ind, we will never be sports power with this mindset.
She has chosen tennis as a pro, not me.

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ankyr
Re: over rated
by ankyr on May 31, 2012 04:00 PM
true,,,i think theres one more known as harbhajan singh ,,,,

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Moshadi Maino
someone tell her there is no minority appeasement in Olympics
by Moshadi Maino on May 31, 2012 03:16 PM  | Hide replies



pakis think they are entitled to free handouts

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Incredible India
Re: someone tell her there is no minority appeasement in Olympics
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 03:20 PM
Atleast she is still Indian nationality;it is better to praise and support her rather than being proud ofSunita Williams and KalpanaChawla who are just of IndianOrigin and have neverbothered aboutIndia;

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Incredible India
Re: Re: someone tell her there is no minority appeasement in Olym
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 03:20 PM
We Indians become proud of those who never cared aboutIndia but forget to praise those who are Indians and that is the reason people here go out and earn their name outside and then we likeHypocrite praise them saying they are Indian origin..

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Oomshik Tooshik
To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by Oomshik Tooshik on May 31, 2012 02:41 PM  | Hide replies


How long are you going to say at least an Indian has come so far. So far to #190? Do Indians continue to have SUCH low standards?

People from war torn countries have won singles GSlams as teenagers and been world no.1.

And you're still gonna say 'let us appreciate this much at least'?
Shame. Ind will never be sports power with this mindset.
She has chosen tennis as a pro, not me.

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Maximum
Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by Maximum on May 31, 2012 02:46 PM
why a pakistani

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Incredible India
Re: Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 03:10 PM
Atleast she is still Indian nationality;it is better to praise and support her rather than being proud ofSunita Williams and KalpanaChawla who are just of IndianOrigin and have neverbothered aboutIndia;

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Incredible India
Re: Re: Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by Incredible India on May 31, 2012 03:11 PM
We Indians become proud of those who never cared aboutIndia but forget to praise those who are Indians and that is the reason people here go out and earn their name outside and then we likeHypocrite praise them saying they are Indian origin..

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kumar varun
Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by kumar varun on May 31, 2012 02:49 PM
Oomshik Tooshik, whoever and from wherever you are, first of all , player from any country can have highs and lows. It's possible that few champion sportsmen from your country also may have suffered injuries and faced difficulty in coming back. Sania is still under 10 doubles player.
Get to know that anybody cannot play the qualifiers or even the first rounds of any international tournaments. You need to have minimum points for that. She is trying to regain her form in singles too.
By the way, is players from your country are going to win this years French Open and all other games tournaments this year and years to come. First learn how to write decently on forums. (Can you tell from which planet are you from?)

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axemanaxeman
Re: Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by axemanaxeman on May 31, 2012 02:53 PM
@Oomshik Tooshik: I agree with u
@ kumar Varun: why r u getting so worked up ??????? funny

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kumar varun
Re: Re: Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by kumar varun on May 31, 2012 03:00 PM
axeman, i am i am getting worked up because you people have never worked hard and got success even at a local level and are commenting on an international player. Try and go to even a local club and see how they are working hard to go to an upper level. Then you will understand the effort that go with all the players to reach an international level. Understand Ox ?

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Oomshik Tooshik
Re: Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by Oomshik Tooshik on May 31, 2012 03:57 PM
I'm from Maharashtra - Thane. When did Sania have any highs when you mention highs and lows. look up soonavala.livejournal and see!

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goodsamirtan
Re: To the ppl saying 'at least she has done this much'
by goodsamirtan on May 31, 2012 03:20 PM
Sir, while I do believe that wherever you come from your place must have a high yardstick to measure yourselves..every single walking stick from ur place must be champions in your place..


oming back to real world,each and every individual is different from his own perspective..While Sania might have underperformed according to the standarda expected of her when she first sprung into pprofessional scene,she still has done something..she might not be the greatest..by your standards Mr. even Andy Roddick of U.S of A has been an underperformer,expected to be a torchbearer fr agassi,sampras inspite of being a child prodigy..Now you and I might have the strongest desire and overperfrm it is not the same for everyone

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Rajesh Vyas
Sania Mirza
by Rajesh Vyas on May 31, 2012 02:38 PM

It is so sad she has to beg for a wild card.

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ajit Barai
Shame on Sania Mirza
by ajit Barai on May 31, 2012 02:34 PM  | Hide replies

Even she dont feel shame asking for Wild Card....
This shows no sports man ship... whn you beg for anything

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kumar varun
Re: Shame on Sania Mirza
by kumar varun on May 31, 2012 02:40 PM
She is not begging Ajit. She is demanding by saying that she deserves it. Try to understand the difference first.
Perhaps you have always done that that's why cannot understand the difference.

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ajit Barai
Re: Re: Shame on Sania Mirza
by ajit Barai on May 31, 2012 02:51 PM
Do you say Demanding is Sportsmanship.... I am a sportsman (TT champ in University)I understand wht meaning Demand/begging has... that shows how weak a player is.... Hv you seen Saching begging for his wicket wnhever he got out....

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axemanaxeman
Re: Re: Shame on Sania Mirza
by axemanaxeman on May 31, 2012 02:54 PM
????????

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kumar varun
Re: Re: Re: Shame on Sania Mirza
by kumar varun on May 31, 2012 03:05 PM
If wild cards are there to be given, she deserves that. Wild cards are there to be given to the deserving players who have done well but have lost somehow in the qualifyings. She ofcourse is the best woman Indian player who can represent our country. Any other players name in your mind?

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raj s
Re: Re: Re: Re: Shame on Sania Mirza
by raj s on May 31, 2012 03:26 PM
wild card can be given if she can wear a gstring and play.

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