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These are the current times. Telling what you are told is fine and often inevitable but telling it directly is a completely different story. You see it you ask you write it. Without filters and without intermediaries. Every day the painting is blank and you paint it however you want. Yes thats why Im privileged. Follow the topics that interest you Rafa Nadal ATP Ranking Roger Federer ATP Association of Professional Tennis Players Tennis About the author I like to tell stories but above all discover them. Ive been covering tennis tournaments for a few years and Ive already assumed that Im not going to be an expert so I try to hide it as best I can.
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I suppose something similar happens to us journalists we have just finished one year and we are already involved in another and with the need to start in a Grand Slam. Im lucky enough to come from Brisbane so at least Im a little more settled and Ive been shaking off the usual December rust. For me the Australian Open is the best Grand Slam of all and there are several reasons that support that categorical statement. Australia is one of the most pleasant places in the world and Melbourne is my favorite city of all the ones I have been lucky enough to visit. Leaving aside the tourist spectrum what beaches for surfing the people here are attentive polite friendly and always open to help with anything.
Other blogs Autism puzzles and cookies My son is autistic and has superpowers La Trinchera Notes on Special Database the death of Manolo Corts the bullfighter turned into a myth The media arena El Pas links Pablo Iglesias with the boycott of Gonzlez and Cebrin Advertising Branded Events Who we are Participation Legal notice Privacy Policy Purchase Conditions Cookies Policy Contact El Len de El Espaol Publications' SA Australia a litmus test for journalists Players often say that the Australian Open comes too soon that the season is ending of being born just a couple of weeks and no one knows very well how each one ends up in the tournament something that does happen in the rest of the majors.
I suppose something similar happens to us journalists we have just finished one year and we are already involved in another and with the need to start in a Grand Slam. Im lucky enough to come from Brisbane so at least Im a little more settled and Ive been shaking off the usual December rust. For me the Australian Open is the best Grand Slam of all and there are several reasons that support that categorical statement. Australia is one of the most pleasant places in the world and Melbourne is my favorite city of all the ones I have been lucky enough to visit. Leaving aside the tourist spectrum what beaches for surfing the people here are attentive polite friendly and always open to help with anything.