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Ice cool from Sinner!
Ice cool from Sinner!
I've seen him listed at 5"11. No way, he's maybe taller than Schwartzman but that's it.
He's definitely heighting it @ 5'11".
Prediction for the match Sinner vs Dimitrov?I want to know your top spin stats and special moves, Jannik.
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Yes as would alcaraz and Djokovic.Sinner will be very hard to stop
What does a neutral fan think about it?Sinner beat Eubanks (who doesn't win any matches since Wim), a semi-retired player (Gasquet), an exhausted opponent (Kotov) and had by far the easiest 4th round with Moutet. Congratulations but it doesn't tell us anything so far. It's as weak if not weaker than his Wimbledon cakewalk last year until the semis. The difference of level will be brutal in the semi and final.
I predict beatings for Dimitrov.Prediction for the match Sinner vs Dimitrov?
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crowd roots moutet but nothing against sinner at allThat's a very, very Djokovic like performance from Sinner. Not just the style of game, but his way to deal with an hostile crowd, he didn't seem amused at all by Moutet's clownery or the crowd, almost got riled up by it, leading him to get better and better as the match went on.
Very good stuff!Sinner beat Eubanks (who doesn't win any matches since Wim), a semi-retired player (Gasquet), an exhausted opponent (Kotov) and had by far the easiest 4th round with Moutet. Congratulations but it doesn't tell us anything so far. It's as weak if not weaker than his Wimbledon cakewalk last year until the semis. The difference of level will be brutal in the semi and final.
I almoast like Moutet now
carlos at day session with dropshot expertise has my voteWhat does a neutral fan think about it?
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Lol post match in the interview Sinner said "The french spectators were very unbiased and fair. Of course they couldn't all have rooted for me"
Sinner in 4! Sinner was he works out his opponents patterns is then brutal. Some of the shot making and power was scary good. I think dimitrov can give him a game but the Italian will win. He is also calm under pressure.Prediction for the match Sinner vs Dimitrov?
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Sinner in three I saySinner in 4! Sinner was he works out his opponents patterns is then brutal. Some of the shot making and power was scary good. I think dimitrov can give him a game but the Italian will win. He is also calm under pressure.
Watching the highlights back again Sinner really stepped here after set 1 and changed his tactics. His tennis IQ is phenomenal and Moutet just couldn’t live with his power hitting and pattern of play after set 1.
I believe if Sinner wants to win RG he needs to rewatch his match against Alcaraz at IW. Use his power to his advantage and dictate. Serve a high percentage and not feed into Alcaraz deploying drop shots (which he did and worked). Really looking forward to their SF. I trust Cahill will come up with new tactics should they meetWatching the highlights back again Sinner really stepped here after set 1 and changed his tactics. His tennis IQ is phenomenal and Moutet just couldn’t live with his power hitting and pattern of play after set 1.
I agree. This is why sinner can’t be ruled out anywhere. He’s the complete package, his IQ is great and has a great coach that can help solve problems he faces.I believe if Sinner wants to win RG he needs to rewatch his match against Alcaraz at IW. Use his power to his advantage and dictate. Serve a high percentage and not feed into Alcaraz deploying drop shots (which he did and worked). Really looking forward to their SF. I trust Cahill will come up with new tactics should they meet
Did you watch Moutet's match against Shevchenko? The Russian uses a Pure Strike (paint job, anyway), and when he went for a full on smash, the racquet simply separated into two pieces right above the handle. The head hoop stayed completely intact, which I thought was interesting and impressive.Oh wait, Technifibre, check that.
Thought it seemed odd... from personal experience (...), babs snap pretty easily... Well, I guess a great endorsement for techni, in a weird kind of way...
Welcome aboard. So many people focus on his behavior (which I honestly don't see a problem with, as 95% of it is directed at himself), but his tennis is actually tremendously fun to watch. His game isn't just unconventional, it's really smart and interesting. Half the time he is making some crazy shot that you can see as a spectator on TV as a possibility given the way the point is unfolding, but witch most other players still never go for. What he did to Jarry was just a sight to behold.I almoast like Moutet now
I mean, I would say Roland Garros itself is famous for foot faulting... I'm pretty sure that on average there are more foot faults called in this tournament than in the rest of the season combined...If anyone knows other players famous for foot faulting, let me know because I should probably root for them, too.
Given the way the referees allow the players to throw the ball in in Serie A, somehow I'm not surprised Fognini has this tendency.As for players, Fognini is the undisputed king. He must have been called for more than 50 of them over the years, maybe even triple digits, with plenty coming in huge spots.