Too old to win? No!

Too old to win? No!
Jan 23, 2014 00:15
KEVIN0518 Points: Join Date: Mar 13, 2007 Status: offline	When she was 29, she won her first champion of French Open, one of the most popular four tennis events. When she was 31, she advanced to the final of 2013 Australian Open. At the beginning of 2014, she came to the final of 2014 Australian Open too. Actually, she has advanced to the semi-finals of Australian Open four times in five years, and the final of Australian Open three times in four years. It’s a pity that she hasn’t won a champion of Australian Open though she fought the final for three times. The older the tennis player is, the smaller chance he/she has to be the champion. Na Li is different from other tennis players. She won her first grand slam when she was 29. And she played much better than before in her thirties. Her “golden age” came a bit late. Good luck to her! Wish she could win her second grand slam champion.

Jan 23, 2014 00:15

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When she was 29, she won her first champion of French Open, one of the most popular four tennis events. When she was 31, she advanced to the final of 2013 Australian Open. At the beginning of 2014, she came to the final of 2014 Australian Open too. Actually, she has advanced to the semi-finals of Australian Open four times in five years, and the final of Australian Open three times in four years. It’s a pity that she hasn’t won a champion of Australian Open though she fought the final for three times.

The older the tennis player is, the smaller chance he/she has to be the champion. Na Li is different from other tennis players. She won her first grand slam when she was 29. And she played much better than before in her thirties. Her “golden age” came a bit late.

Good luck to her! Wish she could win her second grand slam champion.

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