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jueves, 17 de marzo de 2016
SHARAPOVA'S LESSONS
SHARAPOVA’S LESSONS…
Well, a perfect example of this common situation could be the case of Maria Sharapova: one of the most spoiled girl in the tennis world (by federations, sponsors, media-market, commercial branches, international organizations, commentators… you name it), but – at the same time - one of the most hated tennis player in the history of the white-game.These two premises could be the ellipsis of the ‘Sharapova’s Tragedy’. It is a tragedy because after her ‘set-down’ are two or more truths in contradiction. It’s a tragedy because Maria Sharapova is a Russian woman who, in order to achieve all the things she has achieved, had to learn quickly not only how to play tennis but also - and maybe most important -, how to think and to act as a man. Because the sport business is a “macho man-world”, dominated by powerful and obscure forces who make the players look like a kind of ‘gladiators’. Who can deny these facts after all the big scandals within the sport’s world? If Sharapova was able to be the best-tennis-player and also a successful business ‘tennis-player-star’ was not only because she was the most beautiful one, it was because she decided to play the game as a best and to win her matches as a man. She knew that to do so she had to pay a price: to be alone, meanwhile all kind of people were going and coming around her …like in the Lena’s song… asking for something! A truth that many successful people knows very well, but…
As a fan of the tennis I feel shame for all the powerful
organizations and people after the players, and for the ‘Game-Set and Mats’, even for Mats Wilander: the sacred cow. No, it
was not Maria the one who felt down, are you all together the ones who let the
sport came down. Maria Sharapova has given to all of you her best years, her
health, her life and now… because she is 28 years old and doesn’t have to much
fresh blood to give to you, and because she is Russian and at the moment the
political relationships with Russia are in cold-crisis, and because is better
to take advantage to the situation now than later… you let her alone trying to
make us to believe that “she is a big ‘cheater’ on the tour”.Like in the big Greek tragedies - because they were made to let you confront
yourself with your fate -, Sharapova will come out of her own tragedy richer
and - we hope- happier. Within the same grandeur and elegance impress on her
own branch. So hard it was her Set-Down so great it will be her Set-Up!
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