Over the past few decades, this year's Australian Open has undoubtedly been the most successful, mainly thanks to the excellent results achieved by Australian homegrown players.
WTA world number one Barty won the women's singles title, breaking Australia's championship drought in the Australian Open for the past 44 years, and the men's doubles final was played between two pairs of Australian homegrown players, with Kyrgios and Kokinakis winning the title.
After winning the women's singles and men's doubles titles, the two Australian players, Barty and Kyrgios, have once again become hot figures on the Internet, maintaining a high degree of attention around the topic of the two players, and this topic points to the same legendary player in the tennis world - Federer.
Barty's technical style is reminiscent of Federer's. "The other day, when Barty won the game, I said to my coach, she's amazing and I want to play against her and see what it's like to feel personally. Barty makes everything easy, she can make tough games easy, it's amazing. In my opinion, Barty is very similar to Federer. Fifth-placeDish player Bardoza said on Feb. 13.
Federer's game is very spectacular, his movements are flowing, and he looks very smooth and powerful. In an interview in Brisbane in early 2016, Sharapova asked Federer: "How did you play so well and look effortless, as if you didn't sweat much, and even the hairspray was intact?" ”
Barty's serve and front and backhand are not the top women's players, but after combining various techniques, she is undoubtedly the strongest one. Barty's serve isn't particularly fast, but the drops are sharp and precise, and there are plenty of Ace balls and direct serves. Her backhand can be pumped and cut, which can disrupt the rhythm of the field, causing opponents to make mistakes or fall into traps.
Moreover, Barty is not the kind of chicken blood girl who performs miracles, she is of moderate stature, her footwork is dexterous, and she does not rely on strength and speed to win, which also makes her physically less physically expensive and looks like Federer "does not sweat much".
"Barty's technical movements are as fluid and relaxed as Federer's, and I think she's a role model for everyone to follow." Bardoza, one of four players who have beaten Barty in the last 11 months, also believes Barty's consistency is unmatched. "She's the best, she's proven in every game that she's the best, it's really unbelievable." Bardoza added.
Barty has been hailed as the "female version of Federer," while Kyrgios says he "doesn't want to be Federer."
Kyrgios under the court is Federer's "little fan", but he said that he does not want to imitate Federer or become a person like Federer, he is focused on following his own life trajectory, and does not want to lose himself due to external influences.
In tennis, people always talk about the huge success of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, but Kyrgios wants to prove that there is another way to go beyond the Big Three.
Kyrgios won the men's doubles title at the Australian Open at the end of last month, his first Grand Slam title and what he called the biggest victory of his career. In an interview with ABC, Kyrgios said: "I have my own style and life, and I often say to myself in the mirror that I really don't care if I win a Grand Slam or not, I don't want to be like Roger Federer. ”
In the eyes of many people, Kyrgios has a bad track on the field and has been punished by the ATP and the event organizers for violations many times. Kyrgios under the scene was criticized for living an unruly life, morally degraded, and was the "scum and demon" of many ex-girlfriends.
Unexpectedly, Kyrgios was a man who was keen on public welfare. Speaking about his life orientation, Kyrgios said: "I have my own foundation, I try to help the children, I am not just a tennis player, everyone around me knows that I am a caring person. I want to be remembered as an idol – a man who does things his own way. ”
In addition to the controversial tennis career and complex emotional experience, Kyrgios has always dared to say and do, and is a person with "true temperament and no hypocrisy" in the eyes of fans.
"I've always been myself, I've been that way since I was a kid. I'm always emotional and dramatic on the pitch, and you idolize Nadal, Djokovic and Federer, and I want the kids I donate to say, if Nick Kyrgios can do it, then we can do it too. (Source: Tennis House Author: Yun Cirrus YunShu)