Thanks, but no can!Here's Svitolina/Zhang for free if you don't mind muting the Spanish.
http://www.espn.com/watch/player?ca...6af14&id=f714d62f-82fd-4839-b478-b75fbefa8f0b
Osaka with the deliberate mega-moonballs.
She's trying something different. It's actually not a bad strategy to hit with more topspin Hsieh likes low flat strokes.
Osaka trying to mix it up a bit too much. Big mistake - she can't come close by trying to beat Hsieh at her own game.
Some extent as much as required is ok. But to change too much is a mistake.
Well I did kind of see this one coming. Especially after Osaka’s average loss in Brisbane.Osaka better have a breezy win, has the always challenging Hsieh up next.
It requires ISP verification if I am not mistaken, if you have high speed internet at home from Comcast, ATT, Verizon etc, it will be free to watchThanks, but no can!
Yes that's my view.
I think that's something she needs to develop in her game more. When attack mode is not working and you are spraying errors, start to hit with more topspin and margin and wait for the right shot to go for the winner.
Just tuned in, is Osaka just not playing well or combo of good play from opponent and subpar from her
Yep - right now no B-game. Not much safety net.
That match was funReminding me of Hsieh-Kerber this time last year
Who will Hsieh play next if she wins?
You must not like Monica Niculesc or Vinci eitherThankful I’m not watching this one as I can’t stand watching Hsieh play. Makes me uncomfortable how players can’t figure out how to beat her. She used to be one of the most common players to bagel but her top 10 opponents let her into the rallies and are thrown by her weird game. Seeing Cibulková handle her easily at Wimbledon was brilliant. Attack that weak serve.
Only thing Osaka did wrong was let her frustration carry over to second set. Otherwise she was playing well.
I don’t hate slicing. I like Vinci’s game. I hate players who can’t attack one of the weakest serves on tour and then continue to hit the ball back to Hsieh which guarantees she’ll hit a crazy shot like a drop shot or a random winner. Don’t hit it right to Hsieh for god sakes! Watching the Muguruza match last year was like death. Kept hitting the ball to her and was not attacking those serves. Hsieh is so easily bagelled because the lower ranked players know how to play a mediocre player with a strange game but the top pro’s are so not used to it that they let her get into their head. Hsieh has so many top 10 wins yet has about the same amount of bagels from players ranked 50-100.You must not like Monica Niculesc or Vinci either
But you are not entirely wrong on the assessment, lowered ranked girls beat Hsieh regularly at any day.
Naomi is trying different things like loopy balls, etc., but what I don't like seeing is that she's basically given up since going down a break.
Naomi, your idol is Serena. Don't copy everything she does but you need to fight like Serena does like she would do even if she was a set and 1-5 down. That's Serena's best quality to copy. Chin up!
Oh, as I got to here, Osaka has BP, TAKE IT!
...annnd it's TAKEN!
Maybe she heard me....
I don’t hate slicing. I like Vinci’s game. I hate players who can’t attack one of the weakest serves on tour and then continue to hit the ball back to Hsieh which guarantees she’ll hit a crazy shot like a drop shot or a random winner. Don’t hit it right to Hsieh for god sakes! Watching the Muguruza match last year was like death. Kept hitting the ball to her and was not attacking those serves. Hsieh is so easily bagelled because the lower ranked players know how to play a mediocre player with a strange game but the top pro’s are so not used to it that they let her get into their head. Hsieh has so many top 10 wins yet has about the same amount of bagels from players ranked 50-100.
Especially having served for the set. She can be very volatile emotionally and expects a lot of herself.
She also has the best arms on the WTA.
Wait.
Is that related?
Parden my spontaneity.
Back on serve in the 2nd set. LETSGO
That was meant to be posed as a question sorry as in what happenedNot accurate analysis if you just tuned in. I watched from beginning, Osaka did well just Su got under her skin like she does every other WTA player.
That was meant to be posed as a question sorry as in what happened