这篇大概是说 Rog 在伦敦奥运颇受欢迎，在选手村会被一直要求合照： 与澳洲女曲棍球队 http://t.co/EhXdxb19 与西班牙不知什麽队 http://tinyurl.com/c5vm38w 与南非女曲棍球队 http://tinyurl.com/boceswo 然後这天记者会居然高达700名记者列席！等Rog 进场前一堆记者还拿着自己的手机或 iPad在那边拍Rog 桌子上的名牌卡 XD Rog 进场时一堆记者争先恐後耀在那边拍他入场的那刻 XD 相比之下，不久前是世界第一，现任是界第二的Djokovic 记者会指有50位记者参加。 然後记者球迷问问题的开场白也超迷弟(妹)的啊！XD 问Rog 会不会拿到金牌就退休这问题前，他先说 “做为一位记者，也是你的球迷，我知道你会夺金牌的！＂ “我不知道，你是我的球迷吗？如果你不想要我退休，那我就不会。 ＂ 另一位记者球迷也问到说 Phelps、Bolt跟他谁是此次奥运的风云人物？ Rog回说 “不是我罗。” 之後谈到这次打奥运的心态，Rog说三礼拜前的胜利肯定会给他信心的，但四年前也拿过 男双金牌，也不是说没拿过＂金牌＂这东西，所以压力也没这麽大。但三盘两胜也给比赛 多添变数。 最後谈到会给双胞胎带些礼物。 ＂好爸爸就是不时滴带礼物回家罗～＂ 最後小心得： 其实四年前的此时Rog正处於他生涯低潮，甚至连他自己都说”希望”能打到2012年的伦 敦奥运。时光飞逝，又有谁想得到四年後Rog 还能以第一种子参赛呢？虽然是老梗了，但 Rog 真的很爱网球啊，如果没有他的坚持与努力不懈，这一切是不可能发生的。 Famous Federer attracts athletes' attention LONDON (Reuters) - Switzerland's Roger Federer has become so popular among both competitors and media that he finds it difficult to walk around the athletes village at the Olympic park, and has journalists gushing over him at press conferences. The world number one and 17-time grand slam winner has stayed at the athletes village at two of the three Olympics he has attended, but at his fourth in London he will be staying nearer the tennis venue in Wimbledon. While this is partly down to convenience - the Olympic park is around an hour's drive from Wimbledon - the 30-year-old admitted his fame had also been a consideration. "I have done the village before so it is not like I feel I have to do the village so badly. I would love to, but of course I have also become very famous over the last eight years or so, so times have also changed and when I do move around in the village things are not as simple as they were," he told the packed 700-capacity main press room at the Olympic media centre. While waiting for the number one seed to arrive, many journalists were using their phones and iPads to take pictures of the seemingly unnecessary "Roger Federer" name placard on the table where he was to sit. As he arrived, people strained over each other to get a picture of him entering the room. In contrast, only around 50 people turned out to see second seed Serbia's Novak Djokovic, who won a bronze at the Beijing Games and was knocked off the world number one spot by Federer this month, when he held a press conference an hour earlier along with some of his countrymen. SLIGHTLY BEMUSED If seeming slightly bemused by his popularity among the world's media, Federer remained light hearted by his reception. In response to one journalist, who began by saying "As a journalist and as a fan, I know that you will win this Olympic gold" before asking Federer if he would retire if he achieved that feat, he responded: "I don't know, are you my fan or not? If you don't want me to stop, I wont." While when another member of the media who confessed to being a big fan "like so many other journalists" asked who was the biggest star of the games, Usain Bolt, Michael Phelps or Roger Federer he responded "Well, not me". Federer, who won gold in the doubles at Beijing with Stanislas Wawrinka, said singles gold was far from a certainty, partly down to the fact that all but the final match will be best of three sets rather than the grand slam best five. "That puts the margins more closer to each other," said Federer, who would have been out in the third round of Wimbledon under such rules, having gone two sets down to France's Julien Benneteau - his potential second round opponent at the Olympics. "It just goes to show a bad five minutes or a bad couple of points can cost you the tournament, I am aware of that but I do believe winning Wimbledon three weeks ago is going to help me with my confidence," said Federer, who faces Colombia's Alejandro Falla in the first round. Away from chasing the gold, Federer, who has become a father for the first time since the last Olympics, also has the important task of picking out a present or two for his twin daughters, who have just turned three. "I will try to have a look and get some souvenirs," said Federer, who met his wife Mirka at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. "A good dad should bring back some souvenirs from time to time." (Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; Editing by Ossian Shine) --

※ 发信站: 批踢踢实业坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 122.116.191.245