Felix: Final Losses 'Tough To Accept', But 'I'll Try Again'

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Felix Auger-Aliassime lost Sunday’s bett1HULKS Indoors final in straight sets, slipping to 0-6 in ATP Tour finals.

"Tough to say. [For it to happen] again in a final, it’s tough. I don’t play good [in finals]. I’m not able to play my game,” Auger-Aliassime said. “It’s just tough to accept, so I don’t have much to say outside of I’m disappointed with my level today overall and I’ll try again.”

That's all you can do.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/auger-aliassime-cologne-2020-final-reaction

 

[USO]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

 

[James P]

I wonder if he has a mental coach. He seems like he could do with some sort of "power of positive thinking" type.

 

[Subway Tennis]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

Agree. He's being honest and acknowledging the problem. Now he can focus on getting it sorted out. Once he streamlines his serve, and gets a bit tougher this guy is going to win everything in sight.

 

[Daniel Andrade]

He wasn't going to win this one, no need for extra pressure, eventually he will get it.

 

[lacade1967]

He should give visiting the Bosnian pyramids a shot

 

[King No1e]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

 

[Tshooter]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

 

[Lleytonstation]

Boo. Canada tennis is such a tease.

 

[Third Serve]

That poster is becoming more and more of a parody of himself, which I didn't think was even possible.

 

[TheNachoMan]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

Once again, thread has NOTHING to do with Novak and you bring him up. lol

 

[Diablo XP]

I really like this guy. He is worlds removed in maturity from the other young atp pros. Hope he works hard and sticks around.

 

[Chanwan]

Felix Auger-Aliassime lost Sunday’s bett1HULKS Indoors final in straight sets, slipping to 0-6 in ATP Tour finals.

"Tough to say. [For it to happen] again in a final, it’s tough. I don’t play good [in finals]. I’m not able to play my game,” Auger-Aliassime said. “It’s just tough to accept, so I don’t have much to say outside of I’m disappointed with my level today overall and I’ll try again.”

That's all you can do.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/auger-aliassime-cologne-2020-final-reaction

My advice would be to hire Swiatek's mental coach. And then try and persuade Lendl or Norman to work with him. Kid will get there eventually

 

[Omega_7000]

Once again, thread has NOTHING to do with Novak and you bring him up. lol

Have you seen any CYGS posts lately?

 

[mbm0912]

A great kid, more talented and a nicer person than Djokovic. He also is more marketable. He is still very young and I'm sure he will figure things out and win many titles soon. He will have a great career.

obsess much?

 

[mbm0912]

Once again, thread has NOTHING to do with Novak and you bring him up. lol

weird isn't it?

 

[WarrenMP]

Being a runner up is not the worst in the world. Eventually, he will cross the finish line.

 

[Red Rick]

Being a runner up is not the worst in the world. Eventually, he will cross the finish line.

He'll probably cross it in 2nd place though.

 

[WarrenMP]

He'll probably cross it in 2nd place though.

Imagine a career where you consistently are the runner up. Where would you rank such an individual that has 25 Grand Slam runner up and never win?