Nice subtle dig at EMW by listing Meddle first before him in the poll???The desire to qualify for Turin brings top ATP Guns to Bercy. Those who would do well here will have their chances of a dreamy AO draw increase.
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Nice subtle dig at EMW by listing Meddle first before him in the poll???
Nice subtle dig at EMW by listing Meddle first before him in the poll???
If you say so, Check. Then, of course, by that logic you would be espousing that Tsits is more of a favorite than Zed. I think anyone watching Vienna or that is aware Tsits has won nothing indoors since Marseille’20 would know that ain’t the case.Indoor, BO3, Surely Medvedev is everyone's fav in this and Tuureen after his ice-cold sweep of the Tour, last year.
5 hour match incomingBrooksby and Murray...
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This is the tournament where top guys don't try very hard if they already made the year ending final. so pick some Upset wins this wins and make some money.![]()
Normally, I'd agree with you, but...
I don't know. Med wants to defend, Zed is inching closer to Tsitsipas, and a few players still have a chance to get to Torino. This might be one of the most hotly contested M1000s of the season.
If you say so, Check. Then, of course, by that logic you would be espousing that Tsits is more of a favorite than Zed. I think anyone watching Vienna or that is aware Tsits has won nothing indoors since Marseille’20 would know that ain’t the case.
#1 is pretty well locked up, but this tournament and the ATP Finals are going to have major implications for #2-4 down the stretch, I think. Not that there's a ton of difference between those three positions at majors.
Not to mention that Djokovic wants to seal the deal on his No1 and YEC No1 spot. Winning Paris will go a long way towards that goal (if not sealing it).Normally, I'd agree with you, but...
I don't know. Med wants to defend, Zed is inching closer to Tsitsipas, and a few players still have a chance to get to Torino. This might be one of the most hotly contested M1000s of the season.
Yeah, there's a difference, but the biggest drop off is #4 to #5 imo. When you're #2, you're going to play (theoretically, if seeds go chalk) #3 or #4 in the SF every time. I guess if you're #3 or #4, you have a 50/50 chance of playing either #1 or #2 and that's somewhat important, which is probably you're point, but you're just getting to the player you'd rather avoid one round earlier.Certainly between 2 and 3 or 2 and 4 there is a difference. Playing Novak at the AO (if he goes) has not yet proven to be an easy feat.
Karatsev has Korda in the guillotine lock.
The Guillotine is sunk tight.
The grip is loosening
0/2 here as both Fucsovics and Korda immediately broke back LOLfognini-djokovic will be really fun I hope.
switching attention to Aslan Korda who are going 3
A model of efficiency.First time I’ve ever seen Aslan racket smash.
I should probably get to work. FFS.
Aslan takes the second set 7-6 (10-8) on his third set point. Korda had one match point in the braker on his own serve.