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Very one directional Rublev today.
Steppenwolf's stock is rising.
Tsitsipas shall destroy Nadal at the FO.Tsitsipas would’ve destroyed nadal
There is one planIs it me or has Rublev not changed anything at all in this performance? No plan B?
There is one plan
It's plan Bweh
Good for Tsitsipas. Maybe he’s starting to live up to his potential. He looked unbeatable throughout the tournament. Can he bring that to the slams? Yet to be seen.
Not really.Rublev fans: Aren't you disappointed when he can't adjust in any way?
Is that his way of saying he's going to win all 9?Lmao
"It all starts from Monte Carlo!" - message left on the camera
Congrats to Tsitsipas for a strong performance today and well earned Masters title
Even if Rublev wanted to adjust mid-match, I'm not sure he has any other shots to use.Not really.
The vast majority of top pros play their regular game whether they are losing or winning, and Rublev is no different. Winning at this level is more about executing your A game well enough to come out on top rather than changing your A game, and today Tsitsipas executed his own game better than Rublev executed his.
Yeah. Rublev is simply the lesser clay player.Not really.
The vast majority of top pros play their regular game whether they are losing or winning, and Rublev is no different. Winning at this level is more about executing your A game well enough to come out on top rather than changing your A game, and today Tsitsipas executed his own game better than Rublev executed his.
And now his co-anchor just called this "the biggest one" of his 6 career titles...Who the fook is this joker at the Tennis Channel desk?
Just called Tsitsipas the complete player on tour and complimented his incredible slice lmao![]()
I don’t even remember his name but I despise him. TTC really needs to hire better commentators.Who the fook is this joker at the Tennis Channel desk?
Just called Tsitsipas the complete player on tour and complimented his incredible slice lmao![]()
Yeah. Rublev is simply the lesser clay player.
I don't know if it can interest some people here, but I follow a french tennis show on Youtube (it's called "Sans filet"), and yesterday one of the journalists, (who was this week at Monte Carlo) reported that, apparently, Tsitsipas has a very strange relationship with his father, and his mother as well. Apparently before the matches his father is talking to him endlessly and Tsitsipas ignore him and stay silent all the time. He also said that (according to him), Tsitsipas does not talk to a lot of players on the tour, it seems among them he doesn't really have friends. I don't know but maybe one day he would have to get rid of his father at one stage of his career
I think that's for HC.meh, knee jerk reaction -- he was the lesser player today.
overall they are very evenly matched and their history reflects this. they'll both win some and lose some vs each other on any surfraais.
I think that's for HC.
Tsitsipas' win% is like 11% higher on clay going into MC. And that's with Rublev playing summer clay a lot more.
Evans and Rublev really cleared the path for him nicely. Can't help but notice how much more stunning runs Mad Lad and Zverev had for some of their Masters titles. But he did his job, no sets dropped this week and showed before that he can play some strong tennis on clay. So congrats to the philosopher.