j'ai parlé 10mn avec martina hingis ce matin !!!!

hier martina assistée a la finale homme des championnats de badminton masculins , elle a d'ailleurs remis les medailles aux champions lors de la ceremonie de cloture

alors si je resume de 24 au 26 elle etait en normandie et hier a paris ( stade pierre de coubertin ) elle va bientot etre française



Former Swiss tennis champion Martina Hingis attends the 2010 Badminton World Championships at the Coubertin stadium in Paris August 29, 2010.

et voiçi une photo de martina en normandie sur un nouveau cheval ( cortino4 ) elle a fait une 5éme place sur ce csi* a auvers
pitié martina revient au tennis , tu a tout a gagnée en double !!!!!!!!!!!




que ce soit en tennis ou en équitation elle est toujours classe martina

voiçi les dernieres news

Martina Hingis envisager un nouveau retour à la compétition professionnelle. Mais en double cette fois.

L'ancienne numéro 1 mondiale a évoqué cette éventualité à l'US Open mardi. A bientôt 30 ans (le 30 septembre), la Suissesse pense revenir jouer en double si elle trouve une partenaire.

"Il y a encore des 'peut-être'. Je dois d'abord trouver une partenaire et savoir si je veux vraiment le faire", a déclaré Hingis. Elle avait déjà évoqué ce retour au mois de juin dernier, avançant même à l'époque le nom de Lindsay Davenport comme partenaire éventuelle.

Hingis a joué récemment la World Team Tennis competition aux Etats-Unis avec l'équipe d'Albany. Elle a ainsi retrouvé le goût à la compétition.

Hingis avait quitté une première fois le tennis professionnel en 2003, à 22 ans, en raison de blessures récurrentes aux pieds et chevilles.

Elle était revenue en janvier 2006 et avait retrouvé le 7e rang mondial. Hingis avait annoncé sa deuxième retraite en novembre 2007 après avoir été contrôlée positive à la cocaïne au tournoi de Wimbledon la même année. Elle avait été suspendue deux ans à la suite de ce contrôle.

Martina Hingis avait rejoué à Wimbledon cette année dans le tournoi sur invitation en double avec Anna Kournikova. Elle compte 43 titres WTA dont cinq en Grand Chelem en simple et neuf en double. Elle a même réalisé le Grand Chelem en double dames en 1998 avec Mirjana Lucic (Australie) et Jana Novotna (Roland Garros, Wimbledon et US Open).

http://www.sport.be/fr/tennis/article.html?Article_ID=464919

et pour confirmer son retour martina vient de resigner avec yonex pour 5 ans

Yonex Announces Multi-Year Partnership with Tennis Legend Martina Hingis.

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September 7, 2010 - (Tokyo, Japan/ New York, NY) Yonex Co., Ltd. has today announced a new multi-year partnership with tennis legend and five-time Grand Slam champion Martina Hingis.

A longtime Yonex endorser, Hingis will serve as a featured member of the Yonex advisory staff, play the new EZONE 100 racquet and continue to use the brand's tennis bags, strings and other accessories.

gMartina is a great ambassador for Yonex and we are so excited to continue our partnership with her," said Hiroaki Ebihara, President of Yonex Corporation USA. gShe has achieved so much throughout her career and is a fan-favorite wherever she plays. We are looking forward to her support for many years to come."

Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Yonex launched the new EZONE series of racquets at the start of the 2010 U.S. Open.

On the heels of this announcement, Hingis will play an exhibition match on Thursday (September 9th) at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Hingis' competition schedule has taken her all over the world this year including teaming with Anna Kournikova for the Ladies Invitation Doubles at Wimbledon, a full schedule of World Team Tennis for the New York Buzz along with many other exhibitions.

The Swiss tennis icon is the owner of five Grand Slam singles titles, nine Grand Slam doubles titles, 43 WTA titles and her 209 weeks ranked as the top female tennis player in the world is fourth all-time.

Hingis dans les bras d'un ex?
A en croire le Blick, Martina Hingis n'aurait d'yeux que pour son ex (ndlr: qu'elle a fréquenté en 1997), l'ancien joueur Justin Gimelstob (33 ans). Ils ont été aperçu dans les gradins de l'US Open, mercredi lors du match de Federer contre Söderling. La Suissesse portait sur ses épaules le blazer de Justin, sans doute pour se réchauffer. A voir le tendre regard qu'ils échangeaient, il y a de quoi se demander si les deux ex-amants n'ont pas remis le couvert.. Hingis, connue pour ses multiples relations, a mis fin en mars à ses fiançailles avec l'avocat zurichois Andreas Bieri. Peu après, elle avait été surpris aux côtés d'un jeune cavalier français.


photo prise aujourd'hui lors d'un entrainement de martina a l'us open !!!!


http://forum2.hingis.org/uploads/post-8945-1284211162.jpg

encore une




et lors du match federer/soderling

On s'en moque de savoir qu'elle pourrait être de nouveau attiré par son ex

Non mais plus sérieusement, j'ai apprécié son match dans le double des légendes au côté de cette véritable bombe qu'est Kournikova c'était marrant à voir comme match, surtout quand on voyait les conneries de Pat Cash puis c'était bien de revoir Hingis. Kournikova aussi même si elle n'a rien remporté, son jeu était pas mal quand même quand elle jouait. Enfin, j'ai apprécié de revoir Kournikova rien que pour son superbe corps

Au fait, bon anniversaire jimmy62!

Je le mets là puisque c'est le seul topic que tu consutes ici, visiblement!

Et plein de bonheur avec les futurs matchs en double de Martina (peut-être!)

Moi je l'aime beaucoup Justin Gimelstob, donc ça me va

Est-ce qu'il y a un joueur qui ne se l'est pas faite, au fait ?

un bon anniversaire a martina hingis en retard elle a eut 30 ans ce 30 septembre !!!!
et merçi a toi kid d'avoir pensé a mon anniversaire comme j'etais en vacance je n'ai pas put venir

j'espere vraiment que martina va revenir en double !!!!

Je viens de l'avoir au téléphone elle te remercie.

Bon, en fait, je viens de parler à Martina par webcam interposées!

Elle m'a confirmé qu'elle ferait effectivement des doubles l'an prochain, mais elle m'a précisée qu'elle parlait de plans cul, en fait, pas de matchs de tennis!

D'ailleurs, elle est chaude comme un barbecue, elle m'a mis la merguez en feu, la coquine!

Je sors!

tu est vraiment hors-sujet kid ;(
je repond meme pas a des conneries pareils !!!!!

Bah, si on peut même plus rigoler...

Kid Stefano a écrit:

Bah, si on peut même plus rigoler...

mais t'en fais pas kid je rigole , tu est un gars bien
la preuve tu a pansé a mon anniversaire

sinon c'est clair que c'est pas courant de parler a son idole ( surtout que ça fait 10 ans que je suis fans ) je prendrai des photos avec elle en decembre comme ça je l'aurai au moins vus pour de vrai

nouvelle exhibition pour martina ce 08 octobre

showdown of champions a kuala lumpur : avec 2 double mixtes

boris becker / anna kournikova - ivan lendl / martina hingis
goran ivanisevic / martina hingis - pat cash / anna kournikova

http://showdownkl.com/v2/

bon maintenant je ne vous enbete plus avec un retour de martina , de toute façon j'y crois plus non plus

KUALA LUMPUR (SEPT 23, 2010) – Former world No. 1 Martina Hingis can't wait to strut her stuff in Kuala Lumpur when she takes part in the Showdown of Champions 2010, Night of Aces, at the Malawati Stadium on Oct 8.
The Swiss star is particularly pleased to be able to team up with her good buddy Anna Kournikova. The glamorous duo had a successful doubles partnership in their heyday.
Describing the format of Showdown of Champions 2010 as a truly unique affair, Hingis said:
“I truly enjoy participating in some great special events like the Showdown of Champions and am very much looking forward to playing in Malaysia.
“The event has such a different format, features men and women playing together and I believe that the mixed doubles will prove to be very entertaining.
“It will also be great to meet up with Anna. We share two Grand Slam doubles titles and 11 Tour doubles titles together. It will be great to meet up with her in Kuala Lumpur.”
“I congratulate Malaysia on developing such a unique format that highlights ladies and men's tennis, showcases singles and doubles, features the winners of so many Grand Slam titles, puts mixed doubles right at the forefront and is all presented in one single night. I think it will be an amazing atmosphere and I am looking forward to playing some good tennis.”
“It is always great when the men and the ladies play together. This is one of the factors that make the Grand Slams so special. It will be very exciting for the spectators and I am really looking forward to meeting up with Anna and the four guys. They are some of the great players of their generation and it will be fantastic to share the court with them.”

Hingis, who turns 30 at the end of the month, was the dominant women's tennis player from 1996-2002, winning 15 Grand Slam titles – five singles, nine doubles and one mixed doubles. Ligament injuries to both her ankles forced her to retire when she was just 22-years-old.
She attempted a comeback in 2006 but she halted that bid less than a year later and now only plays sporadically.

“I have no formal plans to make a second comeback to the WTA Tour. But I must confess that sometimes you wonder – what if ...
“If I attempted to make a comeback to full-time tennis, how much could I achieve and how far could I go? Tennis was all of my life for a very long time. But the amount of travel necessary to play full time on the Tour makes me think – is this something I would like to do again? It is a huge commitment,” said Hingis, who was world No. 1 for 209 weeks.
The Showdown of Champions 2010 is scheduled to start at 6.00pm on Oct 8, with Ivanisevic taking on Cash in a best of three tie, followed by Becker versus Lendl. The doubles will see Ivanisevic and Hingis playing Cash and Kournikova (one regular set), followed by Becker/ Kournikova versus Lendl/Hingis (one regular set).

Ben, je pige pas, t'avais l'air de dire qu'elle avait officialisé un retour en double pour l'an prochain, elle a changé d'avis ?

Excuse, moi, mais le truc en anglais, c'est trop long, j'ai une grosse flemme de traduire, là!
ça explique qu'elle a changé d'avis ?

Kid Stefano a écrit:

Ben, je pige pas, t'avais l'air de dire qu'elle avait officialisé un retour en double pour l'an prochain, elle a changé d'avis ?

Excuse, moi, mais le truc en anglais, c'est trop long, j'ai une grosse flemme de traduire, là!
ça explique qu'elle a changé d'avis ?

hé bien le 9 septembre a l'us open elle avais bien dit a des journalistes qu'elle pensée vraiment revenir pour jouée sur le circuit en double etc....
hé là aujourd'hui en malaisie ( elle joue quelques matchs exhibitions en double mixtes ) elle dit tout le contraire , et vus son palmares en simple et en double elle ne voit plus l'interet de revenir vus qu'elle a pratiquement tout gagnée !!!!

j'espere que pour etre clair elle va s'en tenir là et pas annocer son retour dans 1 mois

comme çela au moins c'est clair pour tous le monde

sa vie va se resumée a travailler avec ses sponsors , seance photos , quelque tournois exhibitions , participer a des concours equestres , commenter les gros tournois de tennis pour les chaines tv , écrire un livre etc....

Ok, ok, merci!

En fait, elle sait pas trop ce qu'elle veut, quoi, c'est bizarre...

nouvel interview de martina dimanche dernier ou elle parle de sa nouvelle vie sans pression et sans wta

Martina Hingis: 'Forget burn-out. Laura Robson must play more Slams now'
Former World No 1 tells Paul Newman about retirement, failing a drugs test, appearing on 'Strictly' and relaxing the rules to help Britain's teen sensation

You learn never to be surprised by the scheduling of matches at the US Open. No other Grand Slam tournament routinely plays its men's semi-finals and final on successive days, and who else would think of staging an opening ceremony several hours after the tournament has started?

Yet as the year's final Grand Slam event headed towards its climax last month, even those who have become accustomed to the foibles of Flushing Meadows raised an eyebrow or two. The men's quarter-final between Rafael Nadal and Fernando Verdasco was an obvious choice for the showcase night session in Arthur Ashe Stadium on the second Thursday, but the other match, remarkably, was an exhibition in which Pat Cash and Mats Wilander took on Martina Hingis and Anna Kournikova.

Although they regularly infuriate the purists and traditionalists, the schedulers in New York at least know what the punters like. With all due respect to Cash and Wilander, there was no doubt who the crowd in Arthur Ashe Stadium wanted to see. The glamorous Kournikova has inevitably remained an attraction, despite the fact that a career in which she never won a singles title ended seven years ago, but there was even more interest in Hingis, who won her first Grand Slam title at 16 and enchanted fans withthe grace and invention of hergame before the sport came to be dominated by big hitters.

It is now more than three years since Hingis played her last tour match, her career having been brought to a premature end when she failed a drugs test for cocaine during Wimbledon. Hingis, who celebrated her 30th birthday last month, always denied taking any banned substance, but a mandatory two-year ban was imposed. Having also been suffering with a hip problem, she decided it was an appropriate time to announce her second retirement, having already made one successful comeback after taking a three-year break from the game following an ankle problem.

Talk of another return is inevitable, particularly after Hingis signed a new long-term racket deal with Yonex last month, but the chances of her playing singles again are remote. The "Swiss Miss" may well play some doubles on the main circuit – perhaps with Lindsay Davenport, who has asked her to be her partner – but her time on the singles court has surely come and gone.

She found it much tougher second time around, failing to go beyond the quarter-finals of any of the Grand Slam events, and acknowledges how physical the game has become, even if she enjoyed watching Francesca Schiavone win the French Open this year. The Italian is three months older than Hingis and stands just 5ft 5in tall.

Hingis enjoys the fact that people appreciated the intelligence and skill she brought to the court. "I hope that's the way people remember me," she said. "Even now people come up to me and say: 'We miss you. Thanks for being around. We loved watching you play. It was different.'

"I think today that it's harder to have this type of game unless you're really, really quick. You see so many players like Justine [Henin] come back and play this kind of style, but I think because of the power it makes it a little bit harder, though it's still possible. I always had to find a way to win because I was playing more physical players."

In her later years Hingis struggled to cope with the power of big servers like Serena Williams and Davenport. She also talks with her mother, who was her coach, about the high number of first serves that the top players now put in court. "That's definitely the key today," she said. "My mum says that I used to get away with it, but later on it was harder. Maybe today she would change some of the things on my serve, but she was always afraid that I might get a sore shoulder."

Hingis said Serena Williams was her toughest opponent: "I couldn't read her serve. It was hard to get her into play. At her best she didn't really have a weakness. Even Steffi [Graf] had a weakness, you could play on her backhand. It wasn't like you were shot off the court. Serena and I had close matches, but at times she would hit a great serve or forehand and you didn't really get to play."

Named after Martina Navratilova, Hingis's talent was recognised at an early age. She won the Australian Open, Wimbledon and the US Open before her 17th birthday, but had won her last Grand Slam title before her 19th. The emergence of the Williams sisters in particular thwarted her chances of maintaining her early run of success. In order to avoid "teenage burn-out", tour rules have been changed since Hingis broke through, restricting the number of tournaments younger players can enter. "Today you're not given quite the same chance to play because of age-eligibility rules," Hingis said. "I was free when I was 16. Maybe it would help the girls today if they could play more events a bit sooner.

"I got to play at least some of the events at 14. That way you get a taste of what it's like out there, playing against the top players. Then you go back home and you know what you have to practise. Once you're 18 it gets a bit harder. You don't learn as quickly. You see today that players are a bit older when they start to win Grand Slams, though Maria [Sharapova] was only 17 when she won."

Hingis is impressed by Britain's Laura Robson, who won the Wimbledon junior title two years ago and is still only 16. "I think she has a lot of talent and great potential to make it big on the stage," Hingis said. "It helps to be left-handed as well. You don't see that many left-handers in the women's game. I played her a year ago at Wimbledon. Her serve and her forehand are big, so that can help her to get far in the game. It would be nice to see her play a little more at the bigger events so that she gets the experience and plays those top players so she knows how to adjust and how to beat them."

As for Hingis, the Swiss has loved being on the court again. Playing in exhibition matches in England this summer, including a doubles alongside Kournikova at Wimbledon, reminded her of how much she had missed playing. She went on to play team tennis in the United States and her diary has been filling up with exhibitions. Last week she was in Kuala Lumpur, partnering Goran Ivanisevicagainst Cash and Kournikova.

Hingis also "loved every minute" of her appearance on Strictly Come Dancing last year, even though she was the first to be voted off. "I'm playing tennis, riding my horses, enjoying life. I feel I deserve it. I've been full on for so many years and sometimes it's nice just to be able to relax."



en tout cas maintenant je sias qu'elle reviendra plus donc plus de stress

martina etais a bruxelle la semaine derniere dans le restaurant " cite du dragon "

EQUITATION - Martina Hingis la semaine prochaine à Strazeele !

Près de 400 chevaux et des cavaliers de douze nationalités différentes seront présents du 28 au 31 octobre à Strezeele pour le traditionnel CSI d'automne.
Parmi eux, une cavalière pas tout à fait comme les autres répondant au nom de Martina Hingis, l'ancienne joueuse de tennis, ex-n°1 mondiale qui, depuis sa des courts, s'adonne à sa passion pour l'équitation.


je vais allez la voir , c'est a 50km de chez moi

Ben cours y vite jimmy, va vite voir ton idole c'est bien qu'elle est l'équitation comme passion, les chevaux sont tellement adorables. ça devait être un chouette restaurant ou elle était, et en plus dans la capitale de la belgique moi qui est des origines belge en plus.