Srbija je nedavno, padom Olge Danilović , koja čeka dete sa Janom Oblakom , ostala bez ijedne teniserka u prvih 100 na ATP listi u singl konkurenciji, a nekadašnja teniserka koja se danas bavi trenerskim poslom je pojasnila zbog čega se to dogodilo.
" Trenutno je najveći problem sistem koji nemamo, nemamo sistem rada i takmičenja kakav je potreban, nemamo sistem edukacije trenera i licenciranja. Oko toga je angažovan profesor Miljan Grbović i nadam se da će se to promeniti u narednim godinama. Potrebno nam je više edukacije i seminara i da se profilišu treneri ko je dobar za teniske škole, ko za mlade takmičare, ko za starije juniore, a ko za profesionalce. Ne može svaki trener da trenira svaku kategoriju, to se kod nas masovno dešava. Nema dovoljno zainteresovanih igrača da igraju seniorska prvenstva, ne postoje nagradni fondovi kao ranije. Za seniore je novac najveća motivacija. Za tenisere je tenis posao i trudimo se da od toga zaradimo, pogotovo profesionalci. Samo ako to uradimo možemo nešto da promenimo u srpskom tenisu ", poručila je Mišić-Krneta za " Legalbet ".
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Srpska teniserka - Olga Danilović Foto: DAVID GRAY / AFP / Profimedia, Martin KEEP / AFP / Profimedia
Ključna stvar je kuća tenisa. Iako je najavljivana više puta, ova ideja nikada nije realizovana.
" Mora da se radi na tome, ne znam na koji način, ali Srbiji fali Nacionalni teniski centar koji bi okupljao talente svih uzrasta. Tu bi se napravio odabir trenera koji će raditi sa tom decom kao što se radi u Italiji, Francuskoj, Engleskoj... Čak i Sofija u Bugarskoj ima svoj centar, iako je teniski slabija nacija od Srbije. To je veliki minus našeg tenisa i to je prioritet ".
Juniorski tenis je u još većem problemu smatra Mišić-Krneta.
" U juniorskom tenisu moraju da se naprave grupe najuspešnije dece i da se češće prave zajednički treninzi. Klupski tenis mora da se vrati i da se igraju turniri. Potrebno nam je da se poradi na tome - da ne bude istog vikenda četiri turnira u istoj kategoriji. Prvenstvo Beograda u Beogradu, prvenstvo Vojvodine i TSS prvenstvo do 16 godina. Na svakom se prijavi po pet igrača i ne održi se nijedan turnir. Svake sedmice mora da bude samo jedan turnir iz te kategorije i da se na taj način izbegnu ovakve stvari. Mora da se radi na masovnosti tenisa i na marketingu, ranije su treneri išli po školama i reklamirali. Bilo je besplatnih škola što je jedan od načina da se vrati tenis gde pripada ".
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BlicIndependentCenter2 days agoThe article discusses Serbian tennis player Olga Danilović and her upcoming parenthood with Slovenian footballer Jan Oblak. It highlights her mother, Svetlana Danilović, emphasizing her appearance and career in sports journalism. The article also mentions Svetlana's meeting with Olga's father, Predrag Danilović, at a basketball game when they were both 16 years old.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and personal aspects of a celebrity couple and their family background. There is no political commentary, framing, or bias evident in the content. The information presented is largely neutral and descriptive.
KurirParty-alignedCenter2 days agoThe article discusses the decline of Serbian women's tennis following Olga Danilović's drop out of the top 100 ATP singles rankings. Former player Vesna Mišić-Krneta attributes this to a lack of proper systems for training, competition, and coaching education. She highlights the need for better profiling of coaches based on their expertise and the importance of financial incentives for senior players. The article also mentions the unrealized idea of building a national tennis center.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on the state of Serbian women's tennis and does not take a clear political stance. It presents quotes from a former player discussing systemic issues without overtly favoring any political perspective.
RepublikaParty-alignedCenter2 days agoThe article announces that Serbian tennis player Olga Danilović is pregnant with footballer Jan Oblak. It highlights their relationship, which was confirmed earlier this year at Roland Garros, and notes the public attention they have received since then. The piece describes their mutual support and dedication to each other despite their busy schedules.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a personal announcement (pregnancy) involving two athletes, focusing on their private life and relationship rather than any political issue. There is no evident framing or slant in the language or emphasis.
BlicIndependentCenter2 days ago WERENIK OLGE DANILOVIĆ WITH HIS CHILDREN A Slovenian footballer whose one detail has thrilled SerbsSerbian tennis player Olga Danilović has announced her engagement to Jan Oblak, a renowned Slovenian goalkeeper who plays for Atlético Madrid. The couple first publicly appeared together in October 2023 while walking through the center of Belgrade. They are expecting their first child soon. The article mentions that Oblak was born on January 7th and his mother is originally from the Republic of Srpska. It also notes that Olga's father, Predrag Danilović, a famous basketball player, does not attend her matches due to stress.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on personal life details of a public figure without overtly favoring any political perspective. It includes information about the couple's relationship, their upcoming parenthood, and family background, but does not engage with political issues or take a stance on them.
Večernje novostiParty-alignedCenter2 days agoSerbian tennis player Olga Danilović is pregnant with her first child, which she will give birth to in September. She is married to football goalkeeper Jan Oblak of Atlético Madrid. The article notes that many professional female athletes have returned to competition after giving birth, often achieving their best results afterward. The Women's Tennis Association has implemented policies to support returning mothers, including protected rankings and paid parental leave starting in 2025.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a personal life event (pregnancy) involving a sports figure without taking a political stance or showing ideological framing. It provides factual information about the athlete's status and mentions general policy changes by the WTA, but does not present any biased perspective.
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KurirParty-alignedCenter2 days ago OLGA DANILOVIC is pregnant with one of the best tennis players in the world!Serbian tennis player Olga Danilović is pregnant with her first child. She and footballer Jan Oblak announced their engagement earlier this year. The article notes that Danilović has been absent from tournaments for an extended period, leading to a drop in her WTA ranking.
Bias read (Center): The article reports factual information about Olga Danilović's pregnancy and her career status without apparent ideological framing or biased language. It does not take a stance on any political issue.
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