【赛事信息】
名称：美国网球公开赛
类别：大满贯
举办地：美国 纽约
举办时间：2014.08.25-2014.09.08
签位：单打-128 双打-64
比赛场地：室外硬地
男单总奖金：38,300,000美元
赛事官网：http://www.usopen.org/
ATP官网：http://www.atpworldtour.com/
时差：-12小时(即当地时间0时=北京时间同一天正午12时)
官网比分板：http://www.usopen.org/en_US/scores/index.html?promo=subnav

【种子名单】

【近30年单打冠军】
费德勒2004-2008五连冠

【积分奖金】
冠军可收获2000分+300万美元

【历年战绩】
费德勒总战绩67胜9负
W-2008,2007,2006,2005,2004
F-2009
SF-2011,2010
QF-2012
R16-2013,2003,2002,2001
R32-2000

【夺冠赔率】
德约科维奇 2.37
费德勒 3.50
穆雷 7.00
瓦林卡 13.00
迪米特洛夫 15.00

【赛程安排】

【直播地址】
推荐地址：
乐视体育：http://sports.letv.com/
柠檬台：http://www.fromsportcom.com/c-4.html
球吧网：http://www.ballbar.cc/SportClass/Type7Live.htm
爱奇艺：http://sports.iqiyi.com/
高尔夫网球频道：http://sports.cntv.cn/live/gaowang/index.shtml?zhibo8
备用地址：
欧体一：http://www.fengyunzhibo.com/tv/17803_1350540444178.htm
欧体二：http://www.fengyunzhibo.com/tv/17803_1345199524093.htm
天空体育1：http://www.jisuzhibo.net/tv/skysports1.html
天空体育2：http://www.jisuzhibo.net/tv/skysports2.html
劲爆体育：http://www.zhiboba.com/tv/jinbaoyiyu/
CNTV：http://sports.cntv.cn/
比分板：
官网比分板：http://www.usopen.org/en_US/scores/index.html?promo=subnav
迅盈比分板：http://tennis.xunying.com/live/

【图集】2014美网：期待再次圆梦纽约 http://tieba.baidu.com/p/3248424126

【～～～2014美网赛事直播贴认领～～～】 http://tieba.baidu.com/p/3247433288

Q. You travel on tour throughout the year with your wife and kids. For a lot of the lower-ranked players who can*t afford to do this, they*re away from their wives, families, 30 weeks out of the year. Have you ever thought about what your life on tour would be like if you had to travel alone?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, maybe I wouldn*t have had kids then until I would have retired. So it*s basically that. Then you go down a different route. You say, Okay, I*ll wait. As long as the wife is happy it to wait, too. And if not, then you know going into having kids that you*re not going to be around them so much. So it*s just another different mindset. Now I can imagine traveling sometimes alone without family and my wife, but I know it doesn*t make me very happy. I know it doesn*t make them very happy. That*s why we try to stick together and do it all at the same time. It*s great fun. I*m very happy I got this privilege to do it, because I know, like you say, not everybody can do it. So from that standpoint, I think it definitely has prolonged my playing career. No doubt about it.
Q. Two questions about Stan. You have been a mentor to him through the years. Can you just reflect on the success he*s had quickly? The second question is: You both play one-handed backhands. Can you talk a little bit about the difference in styles of that, as well?
ROGER FEDERER: About our backhands?
Q. Yeah.
ROGER FEDERER: No, I mean, I*m so happy for Stan with the success he*s had this year, particularly winning, you know, the Australian Open. Still happy for Monaco, but less happy he beat me in the final. Nevertheless, I think it*s wonderful he entered the top 3 of the world playing as well as he did in Australia, beating the players that he did. It was just phenomenal, you know. I have seen Stan rise up close. I have seen him take setbacks. I have seen him train hard. I*ve heard him train hard through my fitness coach who we share. From that standpoint, it*s great seeing someone who has put in so much effort being rewarded for it. I really think he*s gotten to a point where if he plays his absolute best, you*re not sure as a top guy anymore if it*s in your racquet. I think that*s exactly what you want as a player. I know it*s not an easy thing to do for him or for anybody. And for us, either. But I really am very impressed how far he*s gotten now. It*s just important that he manages the new situation well, all the expectations, and that he still keeps enjoying what he*s doing and he doesn*t feel too much pressure of just having to reach semis and finals and all those things that are being asked of him from you, the press, and so forth. I think it*s going to be the biggest challenge for him. His backhand, I think it*s definitely more powerful than mine. He finds unbelievable angle. On the cross-court backhand he can hit the backhand down the line quite easily, to0. He improved also his defensive skills with his slice, so he can use that very well. As well on the return. He does a really good job getting a lot of balls back into play on his slice. I think that combination is really a tricky one for opponents, including myself.
Q. You have mentioned how many people are talking about you reaching the semifinals and finals and how they weren*t here a year ago. How different is your own confidence, that you feel you can definitely get that far, that maybe there was a little more doubt this time a year ago?
ROGER FEDERER: I think last year I was trying to convince myself I did have an opportunity, because I feel like once you have had success and once you know how to win majors, or US Opens for that matter, yeah, can you always do it again. I believe it*s the case, but you just need a lot more luck and the draw opening up. Because I just kind of felt like it was always going to be for me hard beating top 5, top 10 players. I felt like I had little margin against guys ranked just outside of the top 10 to No. 30 in the world. And then the rest of the field I felt like I could manage it somehow, but the confidence was, you know, going away quickly, too, just because I was just not moving so well. I was scared to have another setback, and so it was just not as clear-cut and simple as it is this year. This year I played a lot of good matches. Not just Toronto and Cincinnati, but really from the first week on I have always played really nice tennis. Then you come into this US Open just knowing -- well, you remember how it feels to win tournaments. You remember and you get used to that. You almost forget how to lose to a point and confidence rises. You*re back to winning ways again and everything seems so simple, you know. It*s nice feeling that way. I*m looking forward to this tournament, because I really feel like I can play a great tournament. I hope I can show that on the court this year.

[赛事直播]2014美网R1费德勒vs马托塞维奇 不早于明早七点
http://tieba.baidu.com/p/3255840210

R1:
63 64 76(4) def. M.Matosevic

Q. How is your jump shot?
ROGER FEDERER: Not great. It*s okay. Looks good, but results are not the best.
Q. I don*t know how superstitious you are, but if you meet any Australian player during the US Open, you always reach the final.
ROGER FEDERER: There you go. Perfect (smiling).
Q. Compared to Novak, he has fatherhood ahead of him. Do you think Novak has a handicap during the tournament because of these things, a lot of things happen with the family, a lot of positives, but it*s affected his performance?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, number one, I*m not superstitious. From that standpoint, we can skip that part. Then about Novak, I don*t know. Did he say it makes him struggle? I don*t remember hearing him say he didn*t play so well the last few weeks because of that. I don*t think that*s the case. I just think he didn*t have the best days and the opponents played well.
Q. Maybe under the surface.
ROGER FEDERER: Maybe. But now we*re starting rumors and we don*t want to do that. I think he*s going to be totally fine here unless his wife is really not doing well, which he would never tell us anyway. I really hope that*s not the case. I expect Novak to be in great shape. If I look back in *09 when I won the French Open, Wimbledon, my wife was pregnant, and it inspired me to great performances. I believe it*s rather an advantage than a disadvantage in my opinion. Then again, he*s a different guy, different background. My wife was with me. She*s not here. Totally different situation. It helped me playing well.
Q. You are a big soccer fan. What were your thoughts on the Germany-Brazil in World Cup?
ROGER FEDERER: It was not fun to watch just because you feel bad for the one team. You*re so excited about it, and then 40 minutes in you just want it to be over. I think everybody felt that way. Even the Germans didn*t feel comfortable anymore at one point. It was just hard to watch, you know. But that*s sports. It happens. Thankfully the grass grows over it and kind of gets forgotten a little bit after a few decades maybe (smiling). That*s the problem there. Then the hardest part for me was they actually had to play for the third spot, not just go to the beach, relax, get over it.