Rendy, you can't be serious right?

Many tennis fans were shocked by David Nalbandian's defeat to Rendy Lu Yen-Hsun yesterday.

So will giant killer Rendy going to create another upset tomorrow when he play Tommy Robredo in the third round?

Well, I do believe there’s a high possibility but at the same time I’ll pray hard so that Rendy won’t mess this opportunity with a head case.

But thankfully, Rendy knows how to handle the pressure by having a caricature therapy.

But, can you see that something is not right about the caricature?

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Alize Cornet celebrates her 19th birthday

It was a piece of cake when Alize Cornet defeated Andrea Petkovic 6-1, 6-0 in the second round yesterday at the Australian Open.

She's scheduled to meet Daniela Hantucova tomorrow in the third round.

But that, she wants to celebrate her birthday today with a real cake.

Can't believe she just turned 19, huh?

Now don't you guys wish you were the cake :P


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Thumbs up for Rafael Nadal, a big yawn for 2008 Davis Cup

Seriously, I'm kinda get used to Rafael Nadal's new outfit already. I can't believe I can get over his signature sleeveless/pirate pants this fast!

Here he is looking classier than ever.

Together with Nicolas Almagro, they attended the presentation for the Spanish Davis Cup team for winning the 2008 Davis Cup during Day 3 of the 2009 Australian Open at Melbourne Park yesterday.

They received their individual mini Davis Cup presented by ITF President Francesco Ricci Bitti.

I hope there's no more last year's Davis Cup celebration or stories again after this. Let's move on!

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Sania Mirza crashes out; Ai Sugiyama to meet Jelena Jankovic

India's Sania Mirza crashed out of the Australian Open on Wednesday after losing to Russia's Nadia Petrova 6-3, 6-2.

However she expressed that she was just happy to be back after recovering from a serious wrist injury.

The 22-year-old vowed to bounce back as she works to once again to match her career-high of 27.

"I'm just happy to be back and doing what I love doing, playing tennis and competing," Sania said.

"There was a big crowd out there and I haven't played like that for six months.

"Of course I'm disappointed at losing but I will try and take positives from this.

"I will try and get into the top 30, of course, but the last five or six months have taught me to live for the moment so I don't want to get ahead of myself."

On her game against Petrova, she conceded she was simply outclassed by a better player.

"When you're playing the world number 10 you expect her to raise her game under pressure and that is exactly what she did," she said of her opponent.

"I was a break up and I played a decent match but I still have a lot to work on.

"There are no excuses. I could blame it on a lack of match practice time, or on playing the world number 10. I had a sore stomach as well," she added.

"But at the end of the day I have to give her credit."

Japanese 26th seed Ai Sugiyama secured a tough match-up in the third round against world no. 1 Jelena Jankovic after defeated Nathalie Dechy 1-6, 6-1, 6-3.

(Via AFP; Images via Yahoo! Sports)