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    آروانه رضايی تنيس باز فرانسوی ايرانی تبار، شادمان از پيروزی در برابر رقيب زاپنی اش در مسابقات تنيس آزاد فرانسه. خانم رضايی در تصوير گردنبندی با طرح نقشه ايران بر گردن دارد


    Aravane Rezai

    Height/Weight: 1.63cm / 60kg

    Birthdate: 03/14/1987

    Birthplace: Saint-Etienne, France
    Plays: R (two-handed backhand)
    Country: France
    Resides: Saint-Etienne, France
    Turned Pro:
    Tour: WTA
    Classement 142º 29/05/2006
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  • #2
    PARIS (AP) - Aravane Rezai's proudest moment used to be winning two gold medals at the 2005 Muslim Women's Games in Iran.

    That changed Wednesday when the French qualifier fought her way to a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory over 22nd-seeded Ai Sugiyama of Japan to reach the third round of the French Open.
    For Rezai, the upset means more than merely her career's most significant win in front of the home crowd. The more than $41,000 in prize money guarantees that 142nd-ranked Rezai will back on the courts for at least another season.

    "I'm going to buy plane tickets so I can go to tournaments," said Rezai, who played in two tournaments last year because of tight finances.

    Born in Saint-Etienne to Iranian parents, the 19-year-old Rezai took up tennis after a childhood stint as her older brother's ball-girl.

    Her coach is her father, Arsalan, a former soccer player who had never picked up a racket before he started training his children.

    "He learned by watching tennis on television," she said.

    And he stayed away from Wednesday's match, watching his daughter's big win on TV, too.

    "He can't come to my matches because he gets even more stressed than me," Rezai said.

    According to a story in Wednesday's French sports daily L'Equipe, the French Tennis Federation denied Rezai a wild card into the French Open because of his explosive temper.

    The newspaper also reported that Rezai's father got into an argument with two Russian players at a practice court this week. Asked about the spat, Rezai refused to comment.

    Her father did attend Rezai's medal-winning matches at last year's Muslim Women's Games in his hometown, Teheran.

    "Winning with all my family there was really special," Rezai said. "But today might be even better."

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    • #3
      wow, sounds like the dad is a little too competitive. Our iranian side always comes out, no matter where in the world we live. its good to be a bit competitive, in fact its healthy, but to this extreme, it gets to be problematic. glad to hear Aravane is doing so well though and hope she makes it to the top! another iranian female making a name for herself in a good way!

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      • #4
        She's wonderfull ! tomorrow i will go to watch her match ! Aravaneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !

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        • #5
          ham footbal ham tennis? ba ye tir do neshoon mizani to germany, areh? shoma melse inke kheili behet khosh migzare. mage nabayed beri sare kar? yadam raft shomaha ke to europe hastin have much more laid back lives and you actually take time to enjoy yourselves rather than the run run rush rush lives we have here in the states. damn, right about now i wish i lived somewhere relaxing, too bad with finals in a little over a week there is no relaxation in sight.

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          • #6
            Mesleh inkeh aslan khabar nadari mosebeghate R Garros chieh va koja bargozar misheh ! hehehe

            Barayeh in karha,bayad ya kasi pouldar basheh va ashena dashteh bashi va ya hamin vara zendegi koni! man sharayetam fargh mikoneh !

            Ye dafeh digehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :Aravaneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !

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            • #7
              i dont really follow sports, sorry. not to say i am not a fan of sports, vali felan saram sholooghe! sharayetam fargh mikone yani chi? yani inke az oon do halete zekr shode ye halate dige ham hast ke to oono dari

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              • #8
                Originally posted by golgol85
                i dont really follow sports, sorry. not to say i am not a fan of sports, vali felan saram sholooghe! sharayetam fargh mikone yani chi? yani inke az oon do halete zekr shode ye halate dige ham hast ke to oono dari
                are ! un yeki shartesh ineh keh hamisheh,touyeh europa ,vaghti keh iran ya irani ya iran zadeh,bazi varzeshi dareh,ageh betounam,khodam ro miresounam ta taraf ro tashvigh konam ! kheili ha in kar ro nemikonan !

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by RedWine
                  are ! un yeki shartesh ineh keh hamisheh,touyeh europa ,vaghti keh iran ya irani ya iran zadeh,bazi varzeshi dareh,ageh betounam,khodam ro miresounam ta taraf ro tashvigh konam ! kheili ha in kar ro nemikonan !
                  khob maloome, nazdiki khob miri dige! age man ham hey az iran miyoomadan inja, motmaen bash miraftam. Sports events are sooooo much fun and the excitement is incredible! kheili ha az irooni boodaneshoon khosheshoon nemiyad, vase hamin ham irooni ro tashvigh nemikonan (they feel its a waste of their time and money) I seem to think otherwise.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by golgol85
                    khob maloome, nazdiki khob miri dige! age man ham hey az iran miyoomadan inja, motmaen bash miraftam. Sports events are sooooo much fun and the excitement is incredible! kheili ha az irooni boodaneshoon khosheshoon nemiyad, vase hamin ham irooni ro tashvigh nemikonan (they feel its a waste of their time and money) I seem to think otherwise.

                    dirooz Aravane ba ye japoni bazi dasht ! yek 70-80 ta irani-e moghim-e france unja boudan keh hamash beh farsi tashvisheghsh mikardan,french ppl ham hamintor,bichareh dokhtar japonieh is a very very very good tenis player vali havasesh beh maha part mishod. hahahahaha

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                    • #11
                      hichki nabood ono tashvigh kone? akhei, teflaki che bad shans boode, shayad vase hamin bood ke bakht chon hichki tashvighesh nemikard

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by golgol85
                        hichki nabood ono tashvigh kone? akhei, teflaki che bad shans boode, shayad vase hamin bood ke bakht chon hichki tashvighesh nemikard
                        chera! chand ta japoni boudan,montaha zoureshoun beh maha nemiresid.hahaha

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by RedWine
                          chera! chand ta japoni boudan,montaha zoureshoun beh maha nemiresid.hahaha
                          how sad! where were the japanese living in europe to support their player? it sucks to be the japanese player with a couple spectators and supporters, thats all i have to say. delam barash misooze ye joorayee.

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                          • #14
                            nah ! har vaght ye japoni ya japaness team bazi dareh touyeh europe,ba khodeshoun adam miaran keh tashvigh konan !

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by RedWine
                              nah ! har vaght ye japoni ya japaness team bazi dareh touyeh europe,ba khodeshoun adam miaran keh tashvigh konan !
                              pas yani delam barash nasooze?

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