Djojo Rabbit?Just requires somebody who isn't a choking dog. Unfortunately only busted up Wawrinka has the stones to put Jojo in his place.
So after Djokovic won against Monfils in order to win the whole tournament, I was asking myself this question.
Match points are nothing to Djokovic. He likes the pressure and he likes to troll his opponent.
What are your thoughts?
Just requires somebody who isn't a choking dog. Unfortunately only busted up Wawrinka has the stones to put Jojo in his place.
They're not really choking dogs,Djokovic makes them look like that.Just requires somebody who isn't a choking dog. Unfortunately only busted up Wawrinka has the stones to put Jojo in his place.
They're not really choking dogs,Djokovic makes them look like that.
Tsonga 2012
Verdasco 2017
Murray 2012
Federer 2010-11 2019
Kohlschreiber 2010?
Gulbis 2015
Serra 2009
Berdych 2011
Monfils 2020
Del Potro 2019
That's all I remember. I'm sure there's more.
I don't know I always have a feeling that Djokovic is more focused in those moments and that's why he wins in the end,not bc this opponents are mugs or something.
If the mp against you is on your opponent's serve, really they are odds on to win. That alone must take some of the pressure off, I imagine. The headlines plus the general perspective of yourself and others will be far more favourable to you if you lose from this position than to your opponent should they lose. I doubt this hypothetical disparity would be nearly as broad if you were serving.People recently have been making the mistake of getting matchpoints on their own serves. Djokovic likes to save those.
Make Djokovic face matchpoints in his own service game. There was a time where he would promptly hit a double fault.
I think he approaches these points with even more focus. I remember when watching Nadal matches in 2011 or so, I kept getting nervous even when RAFA had match point b/c I knew what happened to Roger when he got a bit loose on match point.I don't think it's a "match points" thing as much of it's a Djokovic plays every single point really well thing. Sure you have MP, Djokovic is still going to hit a great return and make you earn it. He approaches it like any other point. A lot of players face MP and get scared to hit their shots or hit a UE.
Just one apparently ....
Not.
He is lucky sometimes especially when the match point is when opponent is serving. Not even Djokovic is in control of that situation.
Has anybody ever aced Djokovic on match point?
Yours truly :
Arrogant senile Federer thought that day it was 2005 and not 2011 .
Agree, he hit two in a row leading up to match point. It must be that Djokovic got into his head after USO '10 and '11. What if he had tried to ace off the 2nd serve too as he was in a good serving rythm, that would have been interesting.Shame he couldn't repeat when 40-15 last year at Wimbledon.
Or expect a double fault from him.Having a a match point against Djokovic doesn't mean you're likely to beat him!
Best way to handle them is probably to serve an ace.
Djokovic can only save match points against top players.Tsonga 2012
Verdasco 2017
Murray 2012
Federer 2010-11 2019
Kohlschreiber 2010?
Gulbis 2015
Serra 2009
Berdych 2011
Monfils 2020
Del Potro 2019
That's all I remember. I'm sure there's more.
I don't know I always have a feeling that Djokovic is more focused in those moments and that's why he wins in the end,not bc this opponents are mugs or something.
Tsonga 2012
Verdasco 2017
Murray 2012
Federer 2010-11 2019
Kohlschreiber 2010?
Gulbis 2015
Serra 2009
Berdych 2011
Monfils 2020
Del Potro 2019
That's all I remember. I'm sure there's more.
I don't know I always have a feeling that Djokovic is more focused in those moments and that's why he wins in the end,not bc this opponents are mugs or something.
Nole: 2020: Monfils 2 2019: JM Del Potro 2, Federer 2 2018: Cilic -1 2017: Verdasko 5 2015: Gulbis 2 2012: Andy 5, Tsonga 4 2011: Fed 2, Berdych 1 2010: Kohlschreiber 3, Fed 2 2009: Serra 5, Stepanek 3, Nadal -3 2007: Chela 2, Youzny -3 2005: G. Lopes 6 15-3 (47-7) | Federer: 2020: Sandgren 7 2019: Monfils 2, Coric 2, Thiem -2, Nole -2 2018: JM Del Potro -3, Benoit Paire 2, K Anderson -1 2017: Haas -1, Donskoy -3, Berdih 2 2016: Thiem -2, Cilic 3 2015: Kyrgios -2 2014: J. Monfils 2, L. Mayer 5, S. Wawrinka 4, J. Chardy -1 2013: T. Berdih -3 2011: F. Lopes 1, Nole -2 2010: Monfils -5, Baghdatis -3, Nole -2, Berdich -1 2006: O. Rochus 4, Roddick 3, Nadal -2 2005: Ferrero 2, Gasquet -3, Safin -1 2003. S. Draper 7, Verkerk 4, Aggasi 2, A Costa -3 2002: Haas -1, Escudé -1 2001: Massu 3, T.Johansson 1, Rafter -1, Novak -1 2000: Ljubicic 2, Hewit 1, wessels 1, Henman -2 1999: Raoux 2 22-24 (62-48) |
Nadal: 2019. Kyrgios -3, Medvedev 1 2017: Pouille 2 2016: Tiem -1, Zverev 1 2015: Raonic -3, Anderson 1 2014: Andujar 2 2010: Troicki 2, Benneteau 1, Davydenko -2 2009: Almagro 5, Nalbandian 5, Nole 3 2008: Moya 4 2006: Federer 2, O. Rochus 1 2005: Youzny 1, Berdych -3 2004: Ferrer -3, Calleri -2 2003: N. Lappenti -5 14-8 (31-22) | Andy M. 2017: kolsrajber 7 2016: Raonic 1 2015: Dimitrov 1 2014: Isner 2, Robredo 5, Robredo 5 2013: Ferer 1 2012: Nole -5, Raonic -2, Janowicz -1 2010: Querrey -1 2008: Ancic -2 2007: Mathieu 2, Haas 2, Youzhny 1 2005: Mello 5 11-5 (32-11) |
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