Speaking of unheralded newcomers, Wu looked great beating Isner in a match that went three tie breakers, winning the last one 14-12. This guy has some real skills. He doesn't look anything like a flash in the pan to me.
Tennis: All Purpose Tennis Thread XV
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I'm really getting tired of Denis and his typical routine of talking to or at his box after every point. He needs to stop looking at them for answers and figuring things our for himself.
He certainly seems to have plateaued a little bit. Physical game is there but something missing upstairs...
Straightforward for Felix today and into the QF. Probably facing Medvedev next. It will be their first meeting since the epic 5 set AO QF in 2022.
Alcaraz made his return last night in Buenos Aires.
Sinner's dominant 6-4, 6-3 win over Tsitsipas felt rife with added significance, Tactically Jannick from the backcourt reminded me of Federer. He attacked Tsitsipas' backhand relentlessly but intelligently putting the Greek so far out of position that he made frequent forehand errors trying to recover. Especially in the first set, Stefanos fought back with aggressive volleying but he controlled few points. I couldn't help thinking that maybe Tsitsipas and Zverev are their generation's Berdych and Tsonga.
He has the tools but his attitude is holding him back. The only blame game you can play is with yourself!
He may have peaked unless things change by mixing his shots up more, cutting back on unforced errors and controlling his temper. He tries to paint the lines way too much. Easy for me to say from my couch! Lol
Watched Felix against Medvedev today. Definitely wasn't himself. He appeared tired, service game was lacking and generally was missing shots he normally would pounce on.
Not taking anything away from Medvedev though. Consistent as always from the baseline and just waiting for his opponent to make the unforced error.
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Novak Djokovic, who is unvaccinated against the coronavirus, has asked for special permission to enter the U.S. to play events in California and Florida.
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Murray wins another nail biter. He saves five match points including breaking Lehecka who was serving for the match in the third set and leading 40-love.
Andy will meet Medvedev in the Qatar final who defeated FAA in a tough two setter. Felix played hard but mediocre serving, fine returning by Daniil and the old standby, overhitting, did him in.
Andy will meet Medvedev in the Qatar final who defeated FAA in a tough two setter. Felix played hard but mediocre serving, fine returning by Daniil and the old standby, overhitting, did him in.
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Medvedev over Murray 4 and 4. Andy fell behind early in each set, put up stern resistance the rest of the way, but Daniil stayed steady. Second straight championship for Daniil, a sign he might be truly back in peak form.
Norrie wins Rio 7-5 in the third set. His win is almost overshadowed by Alcaraz's ability to get the set that far on one leg--a display of outright winners, delicate drop shots and the mastery of every shot in the book. Congrats to Cam but Carlos advances his reputation just a little too.
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