http://0rz.net/cb1ts Carlos Rodriguez: '...the most important win here.' By Georges Homsi Saturday, June 10, 2006 Carlos Rodriguez, who has been Justine Henin-Hardenne's coach for the past ten years, was justifiably proud of the Belgian's third Roland Garros title. How well did you think Justine played today? Well, she wasn't at her best, but she showed that even when she isn't at the top of her game, she can still win, and for that, she deserves a lot of respect. Winning is always the main thing, but after that, you have to analyze the quality of play so that you can improve it. Today, Justine came back just at the right time in the second set, even if you have to say that Svetlana did herself no favors. I thought that it would end up going to three sets, since Justine didn't realize that Svetlana had changed the way she was playing, varying the tempo and changing the rhythm. Fortunately, Justine knew what to do in the end. After she had to drop out of the Australian Open final, is her success today all the sweeter? It's Roland Garros that matters, not Australia. She won today, even though there were times when she wasn't at her best. How does this compare with her two previous French Open titles? This is perhaps the most important win, since Justine didn't drop a set, even though from the quarterfinals onwards, she didn't play as well as in 2003 or last year. That, for me as a coach, is very, very important. How well will she do at Wimbledon? I don't know, I hope she'll do well. It'll be a very difficult tournament for her, though, as it starts in two weeks, which means that she won't have much time to rest and to prepare for it. Translated by Andrew Lilley - Sports Translations -- 教练说话了 Carlos Rodriguez跟juju合作十年了 只能说真是非常神奇 不管是对教练还是球员 两人应该像亲人一样了.... --

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