<h1>Famous and temperamental</h1>
In the Russian sports world, there seems to be an unwritten rule, but when a sportsman in a certain field achieves particularly good results in the world, he will always be called the "Tsar".
Football has Arshavin, pole vault has Bubka, diving has Sauddin, figure skating has Pushenko.
In addition, there is a men's sport that is relatively unpopular in Russia- tennis, which also produced a "tsar".
He is Safin.
Safine's athletic talent is unparalleled, that is, he was born to inherit the good genes of his parents, and it is not a matter of hard work at all.
Safine also has a younger sister, also in the tennis industry, called Safina, and she and Safine seem to be the same community of both positive and negative sides. Sister Safina also set off a storm in the women's tennis world, and the champion won softly.
Since Safine was called "Tsar", Safina was naturally called "Tsarina".
For Safin, the title of "Tsar" was too suitable for him, although sometimes Safin did not like this title, but really, it was too suitable.
The word "tsar" itself is a positive word, and like the "emperor" of China and the "king" of Europe, it is an honorific title for the supreme ruler. However, due to the character of the fighting people in the former Soviet Union and even in russia now, the title of "tsar" has been given the meaning of killing and irritability by many foreign enthusiasts.
That's right, Safin, unintentionally a super grumpy on the pitch, and the rackets he broke were estimated to be in the thousands.
Safin carries 4 or 5 rackets with him every time he plays, and at first it was thought that he needed to replace his own rackets according to the state on the field. But the more I watched, I found that he didn't have to change the racket because of the state, but because he really needed to bring so many rackets to the game. Otherwise, the game is not finished, his racket has been dropped by himself, and there is no way to play.
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Since it is called "Tsar" by tennis fans all over the world, in addition to the grumpy temper, it is natural that there will be a strength that matches the "Tsar", if not, the strength is weak but only tantrums, it will be laughable and generous.
Safin's world rankings began with more than 500 when he began training in his father's tennis club, along with Kurnikova, who is known as the "first beauty in tennis history."
The 6-year-old Safine lost to 9-year-old Kurnikova in the match and cried his nose, but as time went on, the small tennis club could no longer meet the needs of Safine's growth, and he began a new training in Spain.
At the age of 16, Safin finally had his first world ATP ranking – 585.
But how could Safin's talent allow him to only rank 585, and maybe fifth in the world was where he should stay. At that time, the men's tennis world belonged to the "two super strong", the two super strong were the "god of tennis" Sampras and the "tennis king" Agassi.
A serve on the net, a bottom line invincible, is these two personalities with a distinct style of play occupying the temple of men's tennis, and in the first line of challengers, Safin's name is prominently listed, at this time, he is only 20 years old.
Something that starts with looks and ends with talent is perfectly suitable for Safin.
In the 2000 US Open final, Safine's opponent was Sampras, as the "popular fried chicken" in the tennis world at that time, the handsome and dashing Safin did not know how many idiot men and women had been charmed.
Safin had been looking for an opportunity to make a name for himself, an opportunity he didn't know how long he had been waiting for, and today, finally he had waited.
In New York, the center of the world, Safin, who was still a little naïve at the time, defeated Sampras 3-0 with seeming ease but extreme danger. Not only did he win the first Grand Slam title of his career, but he also stepped on the shoulders of Sampras to ascend to the throne of world number one.
The "Tsar" finally ascended the throne, and Safin finally won the championship!
If the young Safin was able to beat Sampras 3-0, it must be because his backhand technique was so good that no one competed with him for the first place in the world.
When you think of Safin, the first thing that comes to mind must be his backhand. And when it comes to backhand technology, it must be the first thing that comes to mind.
In his career, Safine has won two Grand Slam titles, one in the 2000 US Open and the other in the 2005 Australian Open.
Although the 2005 showdown with "Australian Hare" Hewitt is a classic, and the winning scene is also evocative, before that, Safin also created an unparalleled "battle of the world".
That match was the semi-final of the 2005 Australian Open, against Safine and "Swiss King" Federer.
That semi-final with Federer was almost the proudest thing for Safin fans. Indeed, the centenary Australian Open is also shining and shining because of this big war.
To put it bluntly, it was a victory that could blow for a lifetime, not only because of his opponents, but also the tactical content of the game and the reversal of the plot of the victory and defeat, which is a classic in the history of the Australian Open that is difficult to copy.
Before that, Federer had gone unbeaten in 24 consecutive games against the world's top ten opponents, and the whole world was trying to beat Federer, and it seemed that only "Tsar" Safin could do all this.
Technology, tactics, strengths, weaknesses are not so important, only the fight is the fearless and brave heart. Speaking of playing for life, who can play Safine, after a bloody battle, only one person on the battlefield is still standing, and that person is Safine.
<h1>The feng shui took turns, and the strange injury caused Safin to say goodbye suddenly</h1>
Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west of the river.
Just after defeating Federer, Safin suddenly suffered a knee injury for some reason, let alone playing, not even the most basic normal standing.
After the serious injury, Safin can no longer find his previous state, perhaps after defeating Federer, he feels that tennis has lost its fun, and Safin's career, starting in 2005, has been strangely broken into two.
Years later, Safin himself admitted that he hadn't used his full strength on the tennis court at all, but had been playing with a try-and-see attitude.
He loves tennis, but he doesn't want to be tied down by one thing for too long, perhaps like his current personal life, with no wife and no children, and he's still the cool safine.
"For a few years, I tried to stay away from tennis because mentally I felt too tired." Safin explains: "My life was occupied by tennis too much, so I decided to quit for a while. Gradually, now that I'm finally starting to enjoy her again, she helps you stay in shape, and it's so important as we get older. ”
From the interview with Saffin, we can also see that Suffin is only a hobby for tennis, not a love.
So let's imagine, just as a fun to play can be the world's first, what if Safine really devoted herself to tennis?