Tour Tennis Bag Do u think the WTA is bias & involved in match fixing to favor one player against the other ?
I certainly believe so. I watched most of last years matches. I found that Maria Sharapova always gets the easiest draw until her quarter final. That when she starts meeting the real good players & loses. She gets chair umpires that always rules in her favor & let her carry on with her grunting & bag of tricks to win. The last US open, they put most of the good players on one side of the draw, while she got the easy side. The tough side(Serena Williams, Maresmo, Justine, Kim, Dementeava, Petrova,..etc) had to play & eleminate each other. By the time they got to the Semi against Sharapova, they were beat.
Of course the Tennis Organization has interes to make Sharapova go as far as possible in the tour. because she is a money maker to them as fans flok to see her beauty & not tennis.
If anyone disagree with me, i suggest he/she watches closely the draw & Sharapova's matches. Good example: the Indian Wells that is playing right now.
My friends also said the same. Her road is arranged till the semis almost, were the tennis organisation put very weak players to insure her win. I remember her using her bag of tricks when she almost lost against Tatiana Golovin & asked the Umpire that she needed a toielt break in the middle of the tie break points. Recently, against Ana Ivanovici, when she claimed she has a injury because she realized she couldn't win. Also against Iancuvici when she raised her arm, as if not ready to recieve the surve & lied to the Umpire & awarded the crushal point, later to see in the replay that she did raise her arms. She is slick & wants to win by all means & the world to think of her as the greatest player & the greatest beauty.
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Embroidered Polo Shirt That Started Off as a Tennis Shirt
A polo shirt is a t-shirt with collars, and a tastefully embroidered polo shirt has greater appeal. Remember that alligator across your left breast? The polo shirt collars are often button down. The shirt typically has two small slits on both sides at the bottom, and might also have a pocket.
Polo shirt originated as a tennis shirt, to replace the earlier cumbersome tennis wear. Its inventor of this new tennis shirt, tennis champion Lacoste, put the crocodile emblem on these shirts because he was often called 'the alligator' in the tennis circuit.
How this tennis shirt became the polo shirt is an interesting story. Though polo players soon adopted it, replacing their earlier long-sleeved wear, this fact alone could not have led to the fame of the polo shirt. It was when Ralph Lauren's embroidered polo shirts (with the horse-borne polo player emblem) became immensely popular that the erstwhile tennis shirt all but became the 'polo shirt'.
Golf players also adopted the shirt as their own, often with golf cuts to make them true golf shirts. It is standard wear for golf players now.
So the tennis shirt not only became a polo shirt; it became a de-facto sports shirt, by whatever name it was called.
Status of the Embroidered Polo Shirt Now
The polo shirt entered day-to-day lives soon and has become a standard item of clothing worn by both men and women these days. It is even worn to offices that accept less formal wear but are not ready to accept t-shirts yet.
Polo shirts come in numerous styles, with the horizontal striped style being a popular one. The shirts come in different colors, with or without a pocket, in men's and women's styles, made of knitted yarn, cotton or poly-cotton, heavy or light and so on.
Polo shirts are often worn with an under shirt for warmth.
Embroidered polo shirts with a neat little emblem on the breast add a neat touch. The emblem is typically tailored to specific themes or needs, such as golf tours, corporate events, business branding and even a stag weekend.
Conclusion
The embroidered polo shirt started out as a tennis shirt, with the Lacoste's famous crocodile emblem on the left breast. Designed as an alternative to the uncomfortable tennis wear, it was soon adopted by other sports such as polo and golf. The tennis shirt had become a de facto sports shirt, with the name polo shirt stuck to it.
These days, both plain and embroidered polo shirts are worn in non-sports environments, including offices that accept some informality. A tasteful little emblem adds a touch of class to the polo shirt, which can come in many styles.
About the Author
About author:
Robert French director of award promotions, specialising in Embroidered Polo Shirts for companies from small to large.
