Chung who? reading through all of this with everyone saying Chungclayking is pretty funny now.
I struggle to see the scenario where Chung gets more than 6 games tops in this match, but hope I'm wrong.
Chung delivering the goods in this match.Yeah UEs are what usually does him in. Wouldn't be surprised if he starts spraying more in this match. He's been a bit TOO solid up till now
Told ya. Oh, I meant a tiebreak breadstick of course.Nadal in straights, a breadstick in the first.
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what hands
Rafa hasn't won a tournament on hard since January 2014: Doha.
He's won an event on grass in 2015.
He only has 6 set points, ITS NOT OVER YET
Wow huge surprise here. Nadal, the Clay GOAT is beating a 20 year old #94 in the world. Do you Nadal fans really need wins like this to boost your ego with?Chung who? reading through all of this with everyone saying Chungclayking is pretty funny now.
Break in the opening game. 6-0 incoming?
Rafa is obviously the clay GOAT and a top 5 player all time, but Chung took him to a tiebreak without a forehand. Let's not act like he's playing all that well today.
whats the relations between the various Asian male players, if you have insight on this?Nadal GOATing but Chung showing yesterday's win over Zeboorar (Korean word) no flake.
Yeah. We hear you.![]()
They changed the color from grey to cyanI see they've fixed the ATP 500 scoreboards, now it looks much better.
I thought that "what hands" volley looked more like "what luck"![]()
Virtual match points by Chung now.
I don't think there is any tension or dislike among Asian male players of different nationalities. The craziness exist among fans just like Fed and Nadal.whats the relations between the various Asian male players, if you have insight on this?
its very interesting to me that Japan and Korea are seemingly ahead of China right now when it comes to male young guns on the tour.
how do they get along overall? is there any angst between them due to nationality, etc?
or is it not at all a consideration...