* 新闻来源：（内有费爸汗湿合照不要错过） http://www.tenniscanada.com/tebbutt-denis-and-roger/ 在单反大战开虐前来看一下Tebbutt伯的开示～ 标题很明显是在比较Shapo跟他的偶像Federer。 蛮害怕这样的（抖），很庆幸弟弟虽然被看好，也常常被提在一起，但没有被拿来比的太 厉害。因为各方面来说，是有很多不一样的地方。 我想Tebbutt伯想作的事情，是想跟大家说，今年19岁的弟弟，哥哥姐姐阿姨大叔们好像 都很担心他表现得有点不够好，其实他已经不错厉害了，让我们来看看2000年时，传说中 的费爸19岁的表现吧 ^_<* 作为一个资讯小考古，觉得是还蛮有趣的分享，整理一些点如下。 -- §§Federer跟Shapo今年接下来还有交手可能的赛站：上海、巴塞尔§§ （大好机会的斯图加特弟弟自己把第一轮搞砸了不能怪别人） ☆2000年19岁的Federer作到的事─ （1981年8月8日生，狮子座，特色是我说了算←个人偏见） ＞年初世界排名64，年终29 ＞全年胜负场次36-30 ＞在Atp 250分级赛事Marseille跟Basel打到决赛 ＞拿到雪梨奥运单打铜牌 ★然後，很重要的，也是在这次奥运赛事跟Mirka开始谈恋爱，走上超级人生胜利组之路 ↑↑↑↑↑↑↑（我认为这绝对是当年解锁的最重要成就）！！！！！！！！！！ ☆2018年19岁的Shapo作到的事─ （1999年4月15日生，牡羊座，特色是我行我素←个人偏见） ＞年初世界排名51，目前10月第一周31 ＞全年胜负场次目前10月第一周32-24，还有五站要打 ＞目前还没进过Atp级决赛，但在1000分级大师赛Rogers Cup(2017)跟Madrid打到过四强 ★目前还没有稳定伴侣的迹象，是个快乐的宅宅^_^（这点是我自己加的） ◇Shapo是目前世界前100名中最年轻，19岁5个月◇ ◇◇第二年轻是目前排名38，近况不赖的19岁7个月Alex de Minaur◇◇ ◇◇◇最厉害的弟弟辈，目前世界排名第5的Sascha Zverev，两年前他19岁的时後世界 排名24（Sascha生日1997.04.20也是牡羊座颗颗）◇◇◇ ＊＊＊＊Shapo目前big 4只跟Nadal交过手，一胜一负＊＊＊＊ 2017 Shapo与世界顶尖选手部分对战纪录 →胜No. 2 Nadal ,No. 31 Juan Martin del Potro at the Rogers Cup in Montreal and then over No. 12 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the US Open. 2018 Shapo与世界顶尖选手部份对战纪录 →胜No. 14 Sam Querrey in Miami, No. 17 Tomas Berdych in Rome, No. 14 Fabio Fognini in Toronto and No. 16 Kyle Edmund in Cincinnati. →负No. 6 Dominic Thiem in Acapulco, No. 3 Sascha Zverev in Madrid, No. 2 Nadal in Rome and No. 5 Kevin Anderson at the US Open. -- 原文如下 Tebbutt: Denis and Roger It seems remarkable to hear some Canadian tennis followers sounding disappointed about Denis Shapovalov’s results this year. He’s only 19 years old and, after starting the year ranked No. 51, he’s now No. 31 and scored an impressive win Monday by beating No. 23 Hyeon Chung 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 at the Japan Open. It’s preposterous to suggest he will one day have as good a career as Roger Federer – who will? – but it provides some perspective to look at where the great Swiss was at the same time in his career. That would be the year 2000 when he turned 19 in August – four months later than Shapovalov turned 19 in April. He started the year ranked No. 64 and ended it at No. 29. Those numbers are both similar to Shapovalov at the moment. In terms of matches won, Federer was 36-30 in 2000 while Shapovalov currently stands at 32-24 with five tournaments left to play. Federer had not won a tournament but had been a finalist in Marseille and at his home event in Basel. Shapovalov has not been a finalist but has twice been a semi-finalist at the Masters 1000 level – in Montreal at the Rogers Cup in 2017 and this year on clay in Madrid. Probably Federer trumps him by having reached the bronze medal match at the 2000 Olympic Games – that’s how long it has been since he was 19 – where he won four matches before losing to No. 48-ranked Tommy Haas in the semi-finals and then to unheralded No. 62 Arnaud di Pasquale of France 6-2, 7-6(5), 6-7(7), 6-3 in the bronze medal match. It was also at the Sydney Games where he began a romance with compatriot Miroslava Vavrinec – one that endures to this day and has resulted in their family of twin daughters and twin sons. Shapovalov (above as a hitting partner with Federer in 2014 at the Rogers Cup in Toronto) has talked about how Federer was one of his idols, particularly because of his one-handed backhand. While he has played Rafael Nadal twice – beating him in a memorable round-of-16 in Montreal in 2017 and then losing to him in the round-of-16 in Rome this year – he has never been on the court against Federer or Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray. He came within a match of facing Federer in the quarter-finals in Basel last October but was beaten 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 by No. 28-ranked Adrian Mannarino in the second round. “Denis almost leads the pack of the next generation of players coming through,” Federer said at the time about the prospect of playing Shapovalov. “It would be great if we played each other. I think a lot of him and his game and his talent. He already did amazing against Rafa back home in Montreal and now it would be in my backyard. We’ll see so much more of Denis so it would be very fitting for us to play each other.” Since Basel last year, Shapovalov and Federer have played in seven tournaments together – in 2018 Federer has only played nine compared to Shapovalov’s 23 – and the closest they have come to meeting was at the grass-court event in Stuttgart last June when Shapovalov needed to win his opening two rounds to face the great Swiss in the quarter-finals but lost to Pragnesh Gunneswaran of India in the first round. In 2018, there are probably only two chances left for a Shapovalov-Federer match-up – next week at the Masters 1000 in Shanghai and then two weeks later at the ATP 500 in Basel. Both would be entered in the Paris/Bercy Masters 1000 the following week but Federer is always questionable there if he does well in Basel, as he did last year when he won his eighth title in his hometown. Probably the perception of Shapovalov as not progressing as much as some might expect results from those sensational 2017 wins over No. 2 Nadal and No. 31 Juan Martin del Potro at the Rogers Cup in Montreal and then over No. 12 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga at the US Open. So far in 2018 his only top-20 wins have come over No. 14 Sam Querrey in Miami, No. 17 Tomas Berdych in Rome, No. 14 Fabio Fognini in Toronto and No. 16 Kyle Edmund in Cincinnati. He has lost all four matches against top-10 players – to No. 6 Dominic Thiem in Acapulco, No. 3 Sascha Zverev in Madrid, No. 2 Nadal in Rome and No. 5 Kevin Anderson at the US Open. Currently he’s 0-0 with Djokovic, Murray and Stan Wawrinka – the latter, 33 and ranked No. 74, is on his way back from two left-knee surgeries in August of 2017. He will be Shapovalov’s opponent in the second round of the Japan Open on Wednesday and should provide a good reference point for him against the older generation. This year’s Japan Open is being played in the Musashino Forest Sport Plaza instead of the Ariake Coliseum, which is being renovated for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. The Musashino arena above – with two courts in the same space – will be the site for badminton at the 2020 Games. All and all, with a top-30 ranking still very possible with five tournaments – plus the non points-giving Next Gen ATP finals in Milan – remaining on his schedule, Shapovalov has had a solid 2018. At 19 years and five months, he is the youngest player in the top 100 and the only teenager along with No. 38-ranked Alex de Minaur (19 years and seven months) of Australia. By comparison, current most promising young (21) pretender, No. 5-ranked Sascha Zverev, was No. 24 exactly two years ago when he was 19. Most tennis observers think Shapovalov is the real deal and, as such, moving up about 20 spots in the rankings in 2018 would appear to be right on course for bigger and better things. --

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