Our loving son 9 years old Safin playing violin in a local concert. Dad and mom always love you!

Missing 20 min in 2nd set :(

Article here: tinyurl.com 1. Marcos Baghdatis Down a break in the third set against Stan Wawrinka on Wednesday night, the frustrated Baggy slumped in his courtside chair and smashed four racquets in about 20 seconds, not even bothering to take the last two out their protective (sniff!) plastic. 2. Marat Safin He was formerly famous for splintering his Head racquets - 48 smashed frames in 1999 the unofficial record. Marat estimated he'd sent over 1000 racquets to the big tennis court in the sky. But the charismatic Russian did it with class. 'Today I smash racquets, for tomorrow we die,' he mused. 3. Goran Ivanisevic The endearingly loopy Croat made history as the only player to be defaulted from a tournament due to 'lack of equipment'. At the Samsung Open in Brighton, UK, in late 2000, Goran had binned all his racquets by the middle of the third set, and his opponent refused to lend him a stick. 'Mr Ivanisevic cannot continue because of lack of appropriate equipment,' announced the umpire. 4. John McEnroe Against Swede Mikael Pernfors at Australian Open 1990, McEnroe hurled his racquet to the court, then argued he shouldn't have been penalised a point as the stick was cracked, not broken (he'd already received a warning for intimidating a linesperson) The referee and supervisor were called to the court, McEnroe failed to persuade them and then verbally abused the officials as they left the arena. Seconds later he was sensationally defaulted for the first time in his Grand <b>...</b>