哼 不开森

好喜欢这照片。。。

来自iPhone夏日聊天趴
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还有啊 有的帖子里面有福利 你们不点开我也没办法。。。

退掉了温网的原因还是因为腹股沟拉伤没好。。。
http://tenisnews.band.uol.com.br/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=55130
原文是葡语 翻译成中文没法看 英文还好点 大意就是说他退赛受伤什么的。。。
The São Paulo Thomaz Bellucci (Post / Gillette / adidas / Wilson) on Tuesday canceled his participation at Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, which starts next week in London. He will complete two months without playing the circuit.
The number 1 tennis player from Brazil is out of the circuit since the end of April, when he felt a abdominal injury in ATP Barcelona. Since then is undergoing treatment in Sao Paulo, dedicating themselves to the physiotherapy and physical and technical training.
Bellucci hoped to return to the circuit at Wimbledon, but last week, during a training court, he felt a twinge in the abdomen, and for medical reasons, are unable to train.
"I had high hopes of returning to play next week. Over the past two months I've been devoting myself entirely to my recovery, more than seven hours daily between physiological, physical and technical to be 100% and back to doing what I like most which is playing . When he was feeling much better, this happened hooked and had to retreat again, "blurted Bellucci.
Without being able to train on the court this week, Bellucci has divided his time between physical therapy and physical training, about 5 hours daily. "It is expected to return to training next week. My goal is to return as soon as possible, but unfortunately can not guarantee in what tournament," he said.
Eager to return to tournaments, Bellucci highlights what has changed in your routine during this recovery period. "For the first time I'm having a normal life like my friends and my family, doing simple things like going to the bakery, for example. Could go another day at the stadium to see Palmeiras play, something that was not long.'m Also taking time to reflect a number of things and will play only increases. so do not wait to get back to my routine of games, training and travel, "he said Bellucci.