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Zverev playing incredibly well. Missed 4 first serves through 2 sets. Alcaraz in trouble here.

Serving up 30 love and 6-5, and Coco misses an easy forehand...  

Damn, costs her Set#1 in a tiebreaker.  Coco fought back so hard from early slow start in Set#1 down 0-2.  

Fuk

 

Edited by LTtxfan

Already 8 double faults serving for Coco and it's just game #1 in Set#2 🙄

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Sabalenka served too well for Coco to get back into the match in Set#2. 

Coco still has bigtime 2nd service issues -- too many double faults.  

Ugh

I admit that haven’t really followed tennis much since last year’s US OPEN, but I really don’t care when a Chinese national makes it to a final. Couldn’t give less of a shit.

 Would like to see someone not named “Novak” win this tournament. Probably won’t record it. Will just glance at the scores in the morning. 

I wasn’t able to watch. Was Joker off or just Sinner played great?

1 hour ago, nycHorn said:

I wasn’t able to watch. Was Joker off or just Sinner played great?

I think it was a lot of both. From what I saw Sinner jumped all over him at the start and Novak had no answers. 

I also think Father Time is catching up to Novak. He has to win another one, or two, Slams this season because the younger guys are progressing and he is pulling back towards them. I think I read that Sinner had not yet dropped a set this whole tournament and Novak has had some long matches. 

I think it was a lot of both. From what I saw Sinner jumped all over him at the start and Novak had no answers. 
I also think Father Time is catching up to Novak. He has to win another one, or two, Slams this season because the younger guys are progressing and he is pulling back towards them. I think I read that Sinner had not yet dropped a set this whole tournament and Novak has had some long matches. 

Yeah. Someone on twitter something similar. Dinner played well, but not world-beating but Joker seemed to feel his age.
Can’t believe Medvedev came back from 2 sets down and like a point or so away from losing.
9 minutes ago, nycHorn said:


Yeah. Someone on twitter something similar. Dinner played well, but not world-beating but Joker seemed to feel his age.
Can’t believe Medvedev came back from 2 sets down and like a point or so away from losing.

The level of play is incredible.

You really get a sense of how amazing the commitment, training, nutrition, health care, etc that they receive is when you view old-time highlights from the 80s, or so. 

5 hours ago, nycHorn said:

I wasn’t able to watch. Was Joker off or just Sinner played great?

Sinner has been playing amazing the last several weeks/months and is ready for this moment. Djok couldn't handle it which is and isn't surprising. He was missing shots he normally doesn't miss and consistently doing so.

Djokovic was sick earlier in the tournament as well. I mean look he's going to lose a few and win a few on his last hurrah, no doubt age is part of it. He made way to many unforced errors though and that had absolutely nothing to do with Sinner. Sinner was not causing forced errors to that degree, and that was what was so unbelievable about the outcome. Djokovic was hitting the net below the tape on routine shots of all types, that's something else. What Sinner did do was play extremely well when it was his serve, he left no opening for Djokovic and he played to the middle of the court well as Djokovic failed to even start. If Djokovic played without the unforced errors that was a match to the end. Sinner won for sure, but Djokovic also lost it with his unforced errors.

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She’s just 25-years old. If she stays healthy there is a good chance of that.

I don’t think she dropped a set this whole tournament. Dominant play

Her issue was always between her ears.  Her physical tools are spectacular.  She’s fun to watch and I’m happy she seems to have gotten over her slam jitters in a big way.

 

Djoker becoming mortal gruntles me too.

13 minutes ago, Hefeweizen said:

Her issue was always between her ears.  Her physical tools are spectacular.  She’s fun to watch and I’m happy she seems to have gotten over her slam jitters in a big way.

 

Djoker becoming mortal gruntles me too.

Fathers Day Time GIF

He's damn near dead he's so old! 😉

Wow Saba played like she looks, fierce. good for her, looks like she may finally getting her head straight. That was so dominant. Good for her.

Sinner leads, 5-3, in fifth set.  Was down two sets to zero.  Epic match. Medvedev has been on the court a full 24 hours this tournament 

Edit:  Sinner won the final three sets. Amazing 

Edited by PittsburghTiger

What a comeback.  Sinner just dominated that final set and hardly put a foot wrong.  Well deserved win and I think he and Alcaraz seem destined to be the next big thing on the men’s tour.  

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