TOMIC SMOOTH TENNIS

He was only 19, but Bernard Tomic becoming the attention of worldwide with his tennis game that is "smooth" as opposed to the flow of the game of tennis today, many of which rely on speed and strength. The tennis player born in Stuttgart, Germany, this has become public hope Australia at Grand Slam Australian Open.

Tomic was born October 21, 1992, was born in Germany after his parents move from Croatia couple years  before his birth. But when Tomic three years, he brought his parents moved to Queensland.

Since childhood, both parents Tomic headed and he loved tennis. Since junior, his career has been polished with Junior won eight singles titles, two of them in first class tournament majors.

He went into a professional tennis player in 2008 with the launch of the Australian Open qualifying. However, he lost the second round of the tennis player from the United States, Prakash Amritraj.

The course of his professional career was tarnished by his actions off the field when the game is not over. It happened in a tournament in Australia in 2009 when he lost another tennis player Australian Marinko Matosevic, in the first set, 2-6, and then out of the field when they lost 1-3. Because of him, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) tournament punished by a professional diving ban Tomic a month.

The ITF is a whip punishment for Tomic, who encouraged him to further increase the capacity and the match.

Various choices of tournaments that followed in 2009 and 2010 could further improve the player plays the body 1.96 meters. He played in Monte Carlo, Zagreb, UK, Bangkok, and also in Malaysia.

The results of his career had begun to look at 2011, with qualification for the quarterfinals of Wimbledon, after getting rid of Nikolay Davydenko (Russia), Igor Andreev (Russia), Robin Soderling (Sweden), and Xavier Malisse ( Belgium). He became the youngest player to qualify for the quarterfinals at Wimbledon since Boris Becker in 1986. However, in the quarterfinals, he was unable to stop Novak Djokovic, who later emerged as a champion of Wimbledon 2011.

The tennis player who now lives in Goald Coast, Australia, became a public expectation that Australia in the tournament in the country. Furthermore Tomic, Australian Lleyton Hewitt have left.

Tomic, who won tournaments this year's AAMI Kooyong Classic in Australia a week before the Australian Open, has a stock is strong enough to face Federer. At least three players who had been defeated at the Australian Open tennis-player is not weak. Fernando Verdasco (Spain), Sam Querrey (USA), including Dolgopolov the ranks of players in the world of tennis, performing regularly at various ATP.

Tomic also has experience victory over world number one tennis today, Novak Djokovic, when met at the exhibition Kooyong Classic tournament in 2010. When he won 6-4, 3-6, 7-5.

"I hope to play well against him (Federer). I think I play well and earn a lot of occasions. I'm good and great confidence. It's a grand slam in my house, people will support me. To fight against Roger Federer, you need to know how to play Tennis and play tennis with big confident can beat him. I am happy to face him again. I have experience in Davis Cup, which is good for me " said Tomic enthusiasm.