i become number one, that s great. of course that s what i want. but it s not. it s not my main priority, let s say. i really would like to take one tournament at a time, and just tried to win as many matches as possible. and then, as i said, asa matches as possible. and then, as i said, as a consequence to that, if i become number one, of course i ll be thrilled. it is eight years since rafael nadal, winner 01:14 grand slam title, last won the australian open. last year he went out in the first round. focus will be on the spaniards physical condition and, in particular, his troublesome wrist. but he still looks the part, and more importantly he believes he can win another title. before he can dream of more melbourne glory, he will have to get past the german florian mayer. ifi if i don t see myself, and if i don t believe that i can be competitive, and when i remain competitive, and when i remain competitive, is fighting for the things that i fought during the last ten years
he came from a set down to make the second round and now faces the biggest game of his career so far. it ll be a challenge facing a player he know little about. he s a clear ball start her, he really hates it well, i ll get an idea of how good he is when i play against him but he s one of the better up and coming youngsters. he s obviously got a bright future. i ll need to be really aware as he goes for it. in the women s draw, the world number one and defending champion angelique kerber plays fellow german carina veethoeft. veethoeft is someone kerber has beaten twice at wimbledon before now she s and never dropped a set against her. yeah, i mean, it s the second round and i m not looking too much about my opponents. i mean, i think she played a good match and i know her very well. i played her twice in wimbledon, last year and a few years ago, and i think it will be a good match, but for me it s important to go out there, playing my match again and not thinking too much abo
into the white house we look at his plans to improve the us economy. and the latest growth figures in china will be scrutinised under worries of a potential trade war. hello and welcome to asia business report. the big day is finally here. dan norton up‘s inauguration and the many he is a controversial person to move into the white house and there is a lot of uncertainty as to how presidency will impact the economy. this was the moment democrats hoped would put that in check after financial crisis that led to the worst us recession since the great depression, president obama and the american people were eager to see regulations that would put limits on bad behaviour and prevent us taxpayers from ever having to bail out the banks again. but republicans have been attacking dog frank since its inception saying it has gone too far. now they are in power, scaling back some of those rules is finally in reach. bank lending has been impeded. we have practically zero interest rate y
she continues the defence of her title against kristyna pliskova of the czech republic. i played once against her, i think a few years ago, and i know that she has a great serve as well. yeah, i am looking forward to playing against her. kerber against pliskova is the second match on the rod laver arena. at the moment, canada s eugenie bouchard is playing coco vandeweghe of the united states. it is currently one set all. bouchard is a break up in the third set. and still to come, the former champion stan wawrinka plays viktor troicki of serbia. in the evening session, ashleigh barty will have the support of the home crowd against mona barthel of germany. and then it s roger federer against tomas berdych, who haven t met this early in a tournament since the beijing olympics of 2008. federer is still feeling his way back to fitness after his knee injury. if: got to -: if: got to g- if: got to s be honest. i didn’t play a lot, to be honest. i didn t say anything, it put it