IS SANIA MIRZA , the young indian woman tennis player a loser ?

Question

SANIA MIRZA , THE MEDIA -HYPED INDIAN FEMALE TENNIS PLAYER.

Answer 1

not really..............one cannot win all the time.........

Answer 2

She seems so unfortunately.We in india have been mostly cricket fans no takers for hockey or football.But with Paes and Bhupathi tennis came to be noticed in indiia they brouught laurels to our country theyv won grand slams and made nation proud.But there never was a complain about them.exampl the dress code of sania,being a woman she had to answer media her religious heads about the short dresses she wore.pity but i feel Sania just took advantage of her position as a tennis player and satisfied herself by wearing very sexy clothes saying they were comfortable for her game.Surprising before women tennis players could switch over to short skirts Tennis used to be played by women players in long skirts.
Iv seen few matches on stAR sports the old ones weere they wore ankle length skirts.How did they manage to win and play iinn the first place?Sania isjus giving excuses.Secondly her game plan according to sports critics is so obviou to her oponents that they know her nexxt move and kud defend easily.It seems she doesnt correct her mistakes.
I think shes gona become a second Anna Kournikova a better model than a better tennis player.Out there to flaunt her beauty than to exhibit her tennis skillls.

Answer 3

Some are and some aren't. One can't make a blanket statement about all women of any race. Beauty is completely subjective and in the eye of the beholder. Most of the people here are being very stereotypical, even the ones who are being complimentary. All black women don't have wide noses or thick lips or the same texture of hair or glowing skin or big butts or even dark skin. The vast majority of black Americans are mixed race even if they don't appear to be to you - it's the reason why most black Americans don't look like Africans. I don't know what women the ones who've spoken on personal hygiene are hanging around but maybe you need to find a better class of people to associate with.

Answer 4

She can play well. In fact she has one of the strongest forehands among the women out there. But she has to be consistent and reduce the fantastically large number of mistakes which she commits. Otherwise, she will indeed become a loser. But plz dont blame her for the hype. Its the Indian media which has ruined the careers of numerous such talents(mind it, Sania IS TALENTED) by elevating them to the heaven even after a small success.

Answer 5

YES SHE LOST THE 2ND MATCH..

ndia's Sania Mirza is set to meet Italian 14th seed Francesca Schiavone in the second round of the $5,690,000 US Open after one of her best wins of the year.

The 19-year-old Sania, who lost in the quarter-finals at the Forest Hills US Open primer last week, beat experienced Croat Karolina Sprem 6-4, 6-2 in 75 minutes in the first round at Flushing Meadows Monday.

Steadier on her serve and more aggressive with her ground strokes, Sania got the breakthrough she was looking for in the 10th game to take the opening set 6-4. Quickly pushing home her advantage, she jumped out into a 4-1 lead to take the set 6-2 and move into the second round.

Apart from singles, Sania has entered the women's doubles event with Liezel Huber of South Africa and the mixed doubles event with Pavel Vizner of the Czech Republic.

Sania became the first Indian woman to reach the women's singles fourth round at her first US Open in 2005. She then lost to Maria Sharapova of Russia in the pre-quarterfinals in the singles, but could not go beyond the first round in the doubles.

Meanwhile, World No. 1 star Amelie Mauresmo and former top-ranked players Martina Hingis and Serena Williams also posted first round wins on Wednesday.

The reigning Wimbledon, Australian Open and WTA Championships title holder, Mauresmo needed two days to get past qualifier Kristina Barrois 6-1, 7-5.

The match was suspended because of rain on Tuesday, with Barrois leading 5-2 in the second set, but the top-seeded French star returned to the court to win five straight games, and the match, on Day 3 of the Open.

An eighth-seeded Hingis snuck past Chinese Shuai Peng 4-6, 6-1, 6-3. The five-time Grand Slam champion Hingis titled here in 1997 and was the back-to-back runner-up in 1998 and 1999.

An unseeded Williams trounced Spaniard Lourdes Dominguez Lino 6-1, 6-2 in 55 minutes. The seven-time Grand Slam title holder Serena captured the US Open in 1999 and 2002 and was the runner-up to her big sister Venus in 2001.

Answer 6

no never sania mirza can never be a loser anytime in her life ...she has always learned how to win and how to not lose the game......but at the moment she is very confused by the media hype surrounding her so wait n watch oneday she will win a grandslam ....

Answer 7

well she has done quite well, coz she is ranked 31 in the world. just think out of all the female tennis players in the world she is ranked 31st best player in the world. she is still and young and could be a top 10 player. i think since she is the only indian tennis player who is doing really well, so thats why she gets alot of media coverage,

Answer 8

What is your ranking and how much money have you made as a tennis pro? I am going to guess at her young age she has made probably more than you will make in a lifetime - so who is the loser?

Answer 9

I dont like sania mirza because she is loser

Answer 10

actually in the long run she will win. As losing is the stepping stone for a bright future ahead. Hardwork pays in the long run. She works hard, hence winning and losing is all a part of a game. As she keeps working hard, surely no matter her hard work will pay not only for her, but she will make our country proud through will power & hardwork.

Answer 11

She is a big time looser.The media hype is not abt tennis.Its all abt her big boobs bouncing when she runs/jumps onthe court.I watch her only fot that.Tennis-its just a launchpad for her into movies and big bucks.By the way did u notice her small nipples.