In the attention of the people to look to the United States Open champion Sammy McIlroy when first woziniyaqi Caroline Wozniacki love affair with the tennis world, Japan's child prodigy Liao Ishikawa love affair was exposed. According to Japanese media, Ryo Ishikawa has been secret about the three years fell in love, when his girlfriend is a high school classmate. Liao Ishikawa of only 20 years old, perhaps together with a girlfriend on the Presidents Cup debut.
For this message, Ryo Ishikawa has not evaded : " as a professional golfer, I prefer to answer the questions on the golf course. " Ryo Ishikawa said, " as said in a statement, if you can keep a little patience, I will thank you. ”
According to Japanese media reports that the high altar has been rumored in Japan, Ryo Ishikawa has a girlfriend. In order to prevent further spying, Ryo Ishikawa's mother Yukiko and brokers issued a statement to local media confirm the existence of the woman. " Ryo Ishikawa is indeed in love with a lady. " Yukiko said, " if their people patiently treats them, helping them avoid trouble for sponsors and race officials, we will be very grateful. ”
Has won 9 games on the Japanese tour, Ryo Ishikawa has not made a victory this season. Will participate in ABC tournament in Japan this week, Japan's child prodigy declined to confirm the statement.
2011年10月29日星期六
2011年10月28日星期五
How far I'll spell
In today's match, when Lu strongly to the 16th hole, he pushed a long push, caught after the bird, the achievements reached Under par on the day 8, Sammy McIlroy had its first round of results. The 18th hole into a bunker, he hit the ball to 12 feet, promoting the hole, and caught a bird. In fact, this is he our Nineth bird. Sabina Koreans all day without taboos, created the best this week.
You know this is LU by fierce in the left ankle bone injuries so in the context of the performance, in the game can only do three-fourths swing. " I think today was my putting great, short rod is great, and a great attacking Greens. " By fierce Lu says, " when it comes to serve, I can only three-fourths swing, because I had injuries in the body. ”
Therefore, for 63 results, Korea genius surprised himself : " I was surprised that his success. Left ankle joint injuries, so play is very conservative, turn and not hard. This made me very satisfied. ”
9 bird of play ball, he explained : " because of the injury, reduced time to warm up to half an hour, doesn't do a daily training after the game. Indeed, I am putting well today, the second attack Green is also very good, this may be the biggest reason for my 63. I used to be very love spell, if how far, how far I'll spell. Now, the injury I only 75 per cent of power, but perhaps also help my stable. ”
You know this is LU by fierce in the left ankle bone injuries so in the context of the performance, in the game can only do three-fourths swing. " I think today was my putting great, short rod is great, and a great attacking Greens. " By fierce Lu says, " when it comes to serve, I can only three-fourths swing, because I had injuries in the body. ”
Therefore, for 63 results, Korea genius surprised himself : " I was surprised that his success. Left ankle joint injuries, so play is very conservative, turn and not hard. This made me very satisfied. ”
9 bird of play ball, he explained : " because of the injury, reduced time to warm up to half an hour, doesn't do a daily training after the game. Indeed, I am putting well today, the second attack Green is also very good, this may be the biggest reason for my 63. I used to be very love spell, if how far, how far I'll spell. Now, the injury I only 75 per cent of power, but perhaps also help my stable. ”
2011年10月27日星期四
Foley before the Dubai Desert Classic
A new season produced another disappointing week for former world No 1 Tiger Woods.
The 14-time major champion had won his past five starts at Torrey Pines, including four straight US PGA Tour titles and the 2008 US Open.
He has seven pro victories here in total and had never before finished outside the top 10.
But he departs still in search of his first victory since the Australian Masters in November 2009.
Woods acknowledged he had higher hopes for the week after progress late last year and in the off-season with the swing changes he implemented with coach Sean Foley.
"Absolutely," he said. "I started out hitting it pretty good out here this week. I really did, and it progressively got worse."
He said he would put in some more work with Foley before the Dubai Desert Classic on Feb 10-13.
"We have some things that we need to work on," Woods said. "I can do it on the range, but it's a little different when I've got to bring it out here and I've got to shape the shots."
The 14-time major champion had won his past five starts at Torrey Pines, including four straight US PGA Tour titles and the 2008 US Open.
He has seven pro victories here in total and had never before finished outside the top 10.
But he departs still in search of his first victory since the Australian Masters in November 2009.
Woods acknowledged he had higher hopes for the week after progress late last year and in the off-season with the swing changes he implemented with coach Sean Foley.
"Absolutely," he said. "I started out hitting it pretty good out here this week. I really did, and it progressively got worse."
He said he would put in some more work with Foley before the Dubai Desert Classic on Feb 10-13.
"We have some things that we need to work on," Woods said. "I can do it on the range, but it's a little different when I've got to bring it out here and I've got to shape the shots."
2011年10月24日星期一
Racing
Vettel has a hand on title after Italy win
MONZA, Italy - Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel had his second successive Formula One world championship almost sealed and delivered after winning the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The 24-year-old German, who had started on pole position for the 10th time in 13 races, stretched his overall lead to a mighty 112 points after Australian team mate and closest rival Mark Webber crashed out.
With only 150 points remaining to be won from the last six grands prix, Vettel has now won eight races this season and can clinch the title at the next one in Singapore on Sept 25 if results go his way.
McLaren's Jenson Button finished runner-up for the third season in a row at Monza with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, last year's winner from pole, giving the sea of red-shirted fans something to cheer about with third place at his team's home race.
Vettel, who took his first Formula One win at Monza with Red Bull's Italian-based sister team Toro Rosso on 2008, let all the emotions flood out on his return to the podium. He now has 284 points to double world champion Alonso's 172 and Button's 167.
"When you stand up there you feel so blessed. It doesn't happen to many people," said Vettel who swerved across to the pit wall with one finger raised as he crossed the line.
"This circuit means a lot to me...obviously the first one was very special but to be back here...incredible," he gasped. "I really had a very, very good race car and a fantastic day today
"It's the best podium in the world. The only thing that could make it better is probably wearing a red suit."
On a sweltering afternoon in the royal park near Milan, Alonso had the home fans leaping in excitement at the start by seizing the lead, roaring past Vettel with one wheel on the grass, from fourth place on the grid.
The Spaniard held his advantage for the first four laps thanks to the safety car, which had to be deployed immediately after Italian Vitantonio Liuzzi lost control of his HRT, skidding across a corner and slamming into Vitaly Petrov's Renault.
Germany's Nico Rosberg was also caught in the mayhem, retiring his Mercedes on the spot.
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MONZA, Italy - Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel had his second successive Formula One world championship almost sealed and delivered after winning the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday.
The 24-year-old German, who had started on pole position for the 10th time in 13 races, stretched his overall lead to a mighty 112 points after Australian team mate and closest rival Mark Webber crashed out.
With only 150 points remaining to be won from the last six grands prix, Vettel has now won eight races this season and can clinch the title at the next one in Singapore on Sept 25 if results go his way.
McLaren's Jenson Button finished runner-up for the third season in a row at Monza with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, last year's winner from pole, giving the sea of red-shirted fans something to cheer about with third place at his team's home race.
Vettel, who took his first Formula One win at Monza with Red Bull's Italian-based sister team Toro Rosso on 2008, let all the emotions flood out on his return to the podium. He now has 284 points to double world champion Alonso's 172 and Button's 167.
"When you stand up there you feel so blessed. It doesn't happen to many people," said Vettel who swerved across to the pit wall with one finger raised as he crossed the line.
"This circuit means a lot to me...obviously the first one was very special but to be back here...incredible," he gasped. "I really had a very, very good race car and a fantastic day today
"It's the best podium in the world. The only thing that could make it better is probably wearing a red suit."
On a sweltering afternoon in the royal park near Milan, Alonso had the home fans leaping in excitement at the start by seizing the lead, roaring past Vettel with one wheel on the grass, from fourth place on the grid.
The Spaniard held his advantage for the first four laps thanks to the safety car, which had to be deployed immediately after Italian Vitantonio Liuzzi lost control of his HRT, skidding across a corner and slamming into Vitaly Petrov's Renault.
Germany's Nico Rosberg was also caught in the mayhem, retiring his Mercedes on the spot.
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Owen focuses
LONDON - Michael Owen says he would rather force his way into the Manchester United team than wait for an England recall because he does not expect to play for the national side again while Fabio Capello is manager.
Owen, 31, England's fourth highest international scorer with 40 goals from his 89 internationals, re-ignited the debate about his future with two goals against Leeds United in a League Cup tie on Tuesday when he made his first appearance of the season.
However, the former Liverpool, Real Madrid and Newcastle United forward said that he no longer expected to be part of Capello's plans but would never say, as many players have done, that he did not want to play for the national side.
"I was in every squad for over a decade and all of a sudden it stopped one day," he told Sunday's Observer newspaper.
"I would never turn my back on it, but obviously there's a scar there that still hurts a bit. But I don't get upset now when I'm not in the squad, like I used to.
"If I got a call-up I'd be there within five minutes.
"Fabio Capello picked his first squad and I was on the bench. I thought: 'This might be a sign that he doesn't fancy me.' The next time I wasn't in the squad, and that's just been that."
Owen earned global recognition during the World Cup in France in 1998 when, as an 18-year-old, he scored a brilliant individual goal against Argentina. He scored consistently for his country until his last appearance in 2008 and only Bobby Charlton (49 goals), Gary Lineker (48) and Jimmy Greaves (44) have scored more for England.
Of more immediate concern to him now, though, is getting a regular place for United, but he admitted that was tough too, with Wayne Rooney, Javier Hernandez, Dimitar Berbatov and Danny Welbeck all in contention.
"In many ways that's what harms your chance of a place - the fact we are so bloody good. The strikers are just fabulous," he said.
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Owen, 31, England's fourth highest international scorer with 40 goals from his 89 internationals, re-ignited the debate about his future with two goals against Leeds United in a League Cup tie on Tuesday when he made his first appearance of the season.
However, the former Liverpool, Real Madrid and Newcastle United forward said that he no longer expected to be part of Capello's plans but would never say, as many players have done, that he did not want to play for the national side.
"I was in every squad for over a decade and all of a sudden it stopped one day," he told Sunday's Observer newspaper.
"I would never turn my back on it, but obviously there's a scar there that still hurts a bit. But I don't get upset now when I'm not in the squad, like I used to.
"If I got a call-up I'd be there within five minutes.
"Fabio Capello picked his first squad and I was on the bench. I thought: 'This might be a sign that he doesn't fancy me.' The next time I wasn't in the squad, and that's just been that."
Owen earned global recognition during the World Cup in France in 1998 when, as an 18-year-old, he scored a brilliant individual goal against Argentina. He scored consistently for his country until his last appearance in 2008 and only Bobby Charlton (49 goals), Gary Lineker (48) and Jimmy Greaves (44) have scored more for England.
Of more immediate concern to him now, though, is getting a regular place for United, but he admitted that was tough too, with Wayne Rooney, Javier Hernandez, Dimitar Berbatov and Danny Welbeck all in contention.
"In many ways that's what harms your chance of a place - the fact we are so bloody good. The strikers are just fabulous," he said.
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