I hope Sinner doesn’t play this event.
He won Vienna in 2023. He withdrew in 2024. No points to defendHe's defending champion so would lose points.
He won Vienna in 2023. He withdrew in 2024. No points to defend
I would like to see Sinner win a masters event to end the year. So I don’t want him to play this event.Sorry, you're right. It was Draper who won it but obviously won't be defending.
Considering his achievements this year, why would this affect his ability to win Paris?I would like to see Sinner win a masters event to end the year. So I don’t want him to play this event.
You do realize the two events are back to back?Considering his achievements this year, why would this affect his ability to win Paris?
One extra motivator: If he withdraws from this event, he mathematically can't finish the year number one. He's at 8,500 points for the year right now. Wins in Paris and Turin would put him at 11,000. Problem is, Alcaraz already has 11,040 points. So Sinner needs at least 40 more points from Vienna to have any kind of shot. It probably won't happen anyway, but it's his only chance. A withdrawal here would be forfeiting the ranking until February, pretty much. (Don't know if that's an enormous concern, but it probably plays a role in his decision making.)I would like to see Sinner win a masters event to end the year. So I don’t want him to play this event.
Honestly don’t really care about the number 1 ranking for him. It’s more big titles and slams I care about. He has floundered at the masters events this year, it’s disappointingOne extra motivator: If he withdraws from this event, he mathematically can't finish the year number one. He's at 8,500 points for the year right now. Wins in Paris and Turin would put him at 11,000. Problem is, Alcaraz already has 11,040 points. So Sinner needs at least 40 more points from Vienna to have any kind of shot. It probably won't happen anyway, but it's his only chance. A withdrawal here would be forfeiting the ranking until February, pretty much. (Don't know if that's an enormous concern, but it probably plays a role in his decision making.)
Don't worry, it's intentional.The color scheme and lighting make it diffficult to see the ball.
whose ZverevGreat volley winner by Zverev
This event has been around for more than 30 years.Anyone seen these jellyfish hunters in Vienna this week?
Do those safety nets really make a difference?
I find it really funny though for obvious reasons..
Quality Breaker. Borges is bringing it now.
Will lose to Sinner in the final, if he makes it… most likely in straightsCan't believe I am saying this but Servedev is back.
Wtf4.6 DR from Sinner lol