This thing with Sinner is total disgrace. He was maybe even first favorite for me in Paris and then the organizers make him play without any time for recuperation. It is usual to at least give players in his situation late slot so they get about 20 hours between the matches. That gives them time for recuperation before sleep.
Good thing he forfeited even though that probably screwed my pick (not sure what my opponent picked), there is already several players heaping pressure on ATP for such behavior.
Yeah, Sinner was one of my favorites together with Medvedev, so I already know that I won't get point for this question. First of all, they shouldn't start to play after midnight. It's not good for players and specators. They ended to play somewhere 2.40 AM local time what is ridiculous. Sometimes players have 2 matches same day, usually when tournament had lot of rain delays, but in this situation organizers made bad decision. For example Roland Garros have curfew when matches should be stopped at 11 PM, but as I understand it doesn't counts for indoor tournaments.
But after watching WTA Finals, I understand that ATP is ages ahead them
. Tiny stadium looks like made for 250 torunament, not Finals and players have to fight not only against their opponent, but also huge wind. I probably I haven't seen tournament with top players and so many 6:0 sets
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It was more like a coin flip betting on tennis games in Paris honestly so many swings in their result, I wouldn't say it is unusual to see such results, but the anomaly here is beyond the usual I've ever witnessed, at least there is still a Djokovic match to see, if not, I don't think I'll be watch any other match in the tournament, their different courts doesn't seem of equal measurement, I don't even know if there is a specific standard for tennis court measurement, but with the games I watched in Paris, I can make an informative guess that the court sizes aren't the same, even if there is a standard measurement range enforced by the ITF for ATP and WTA tours, I'm sure the courts in Paris even they meet the standard ranges aren't of equal sizes across all courts, as it is obviously very tough for the professionals to make lob shots that they do make on other courts with significant force without the ball going wide or out.