40-15 still haunts me
Banned
No one will be watching this if Federer goes out
Thiem and Rublev are no where to be foundFor all the **** talking on the seeds 8 of the top 10 are into round 4
you are damn right! 10 minus 2 is 8. Marvelous!Thiem and Rublev are no where to be found
I feel like that can be at least partly attributed to the draw, but I agree that some people were being a little too upset over the seeds unjustifiablyFor all the **** talking on the seeds 8 of the top 10 are into round 4
Does anybody know why they are having matches on so late this year which seems completely unnecessary? Conditions are more significantly effected by evening matches here than at the other slams which gives an advantage to certain players more suited to slower conditions.
It wouldn't be so bad if the fans were allowed in. Playing night matches in front of empty stadiums. Seriously? Stupid 21.00 covid curfew is completely unnecessary also. So people can spread the virus during the day but they are not alllowed to do it after 21.00? What an utter nonsence.
Who do you guys think will win the Delbonis-Davidovich Fokina match??? Who would have ever guessed that one of these two would make it to the QF's???
I almost always root for underdogs so understandably my players tend to lose but I also get to be so much happier when an upset occurs!!!! I am rooting for Garin, Carreno Busta, and Nishikori - and can't make up my mind about who to root for in the Delbonis-Davidovich Fokina match...
May as well play all of the matches during the day if people are not allowed to stay in the stadium after 9 pm.
At least, people will get more value for their money and players will get more rest.
Can you explain this? Do you mean matchups issues for the lower seeded players? It seems the top 100 were there so they had their chance.I feel like that can be at least partly attributed to the draw, but I agree that some people were being a little too upset over the seeds unjustifiably
I think ADF will win, to complete an "all-Russian" bottom half. Delbonis, like Struff, is one of those guys who's always been better than his ranking shows. But, like Struff, he's an emotionally fragile player who's always struggled to close out matches. The Argentine has been in top form recently, but I suspect the moment will get to him today.
What I meant is that they are two examples of players who have near-elite tennis weapons but not the results to show for it. Call me old-fashioned but I refuse to see tennis in purely Saber-metrics, Google-analytics terms. It's true that Struff plays a high-risk, low-margin power game, but that's not why he's consistently lost matches he should have won. His issue, like with Delbo is, has always been that he wilts under pressure and crumbles psychologically when it's time to go for the jugular.The only one of these guys that can arguably be considered "better than his ranking", is Delbonis, because even though he's hovering in the mid 50s on the ATP ranking as the other are, he's actually 2/4 in finals in ATP250 events, whereas Struff has reached 1 final, and ADF has reached 0.
To win tournaments on the ATP level you need a sustainable strategy and tactics. This is even more important the lower your ranking is, because you will need to rack up even more consecutive wins than a top 10 players, to end up holding the trophy. ADF and Struff are prime example of players that incorporate redlining way too often in their matches. Wether this is a pre-planned strategy or a tactic based on personal preference, is hard to say, but the laws of probability always catch up with you, the more matches you play in a tournament. That's the nature of risk and reward, and is the reason why Nadal is almost impossible to win over on clay. His game just has that much more margin than any other player on clay.
Last night after watching a bit of Roger's match, for the first time in my life I could notice the difference between playing in the afternoon and in the evening!Exactly. Knowing that fans wont be allowed in just why would you schedule matches for the evening? Idiots.
What I mean is that some seeds in the top 10 had significantly easier draws than some other non top tenners which resulted in so many through to the fourth roundCan you explain this? Do you mean matchups issues for the lower seeded players? It seems the top 100 were there so they had their chance.
Last night after watching a bit of Roger's match, for the first time in my life I could notice the difference between playing in the afternoon and in the evening!
Roger's serve had become so slow and useless like never before!Both players couldn't hit clean winners easily. And I say this because I remember watching Roger Cilic First set and I wad like "oh boy this is such a fast clay surface". Roger is gonna servebot till the F. And then happened last night's match
TC until noon; NBC 12-3; NBC Peacock 2-6.Tsitsi is the first men's match of the day. Does anyone in 'merica know which of the 50 channels that are covering RG will be showing this match? I'm so done.
Thanks.TC until noon; NBC 12-3; NBC Peacock 2-6.
I want thatTsitsipas-Medvedev QF in the making ?
What I meant is that they are two examples of players who have near-elite tennis weapons but not the results to show for it. Call me old-fashioned but I refuse to see tennis in purely Saber-metrics, Google-analytics terms. It's true that Struff plays a high-risk, low-margin power game, but that's not why he's consistently lost matches he should have won. His issue, like with Delbo is, has always been that he wilts under pressure and crumbles psychologically when it's time to go for the jugular.
Is Fokina a future FO contender? I see him handling Delbonis easily and his intensity/aggressiveness is what a player must have to win matches on clay. Unconvinced he will go far this year but at only 21 he could have a chance eventually.
Yeah they have put Swiatek in the night matchI see that all the matches will be day matches tomorrow!!!!
It looks like the organizers want every serious contender to play in the night session at least once.Yeah they have put Swiatek in the night match
That quote was falseTalentless tall man who feels talented is about to put une baguette in the mouth of the originator
Struff showering his lack of mental strength yet again lmao