Tennis League All Thread - page 189.

Kemarit

legendary

Activity: 3080

Merit: 1353

Quote from: n0ne on October 11, 2022, 04:57:01 PM

Quote from: btc_angela on October 11, 2022, 04:27:19 PM

Quote from: bitbollo on October 11, 2022, 01:48:09 PM

Quote from: BALIK on October 11, 2022, 10:54:18 AM

...
I am not so sure about Sinner. I agree that he is a player who could be up there. But I think ok a lot of emphasis should be given to that “could be”. I also agree that his development is slow. He needs to improve quickly so that he will be able to get up there quickly as well.

He suffered several injuries during the last year.
I don't think his development is slow, he has just...21 years and he has reached the top 10 at 20 years and was able to perform well also against top 5 players.
For sure he can do better, but it's just matter of time he will get stronger results.

Yes, injuries has hampered not just Sinner's development but the likes of other young players that we have so far. Him and Alcaraz could be the face of the new tennis if he just maintained his form and not getting injured.

Tsitsipas is good but not consistent and he only plays good at the start of the year because maybe there are a lot of clay court tournaments early. But it's obvious that Alcaraz has taken over.

With every sports injuries happens. With tennis quite often we can see players taking long rest. With the young players, they have got more years to show their ability to the world. Even at the very young age they've got into the leading position. I find Medvedev, Felix Augur, Tsitsipas, Alcaraz to be taking the lead on the table for a long.

Yes, we have discussed as to who is going to take the leading position. But those guys doesn't have the same mentality of the big 3 or 4 way back. I mean if Medvedev becomes the number 1 he should at least won many tournaments by now. But it didn't happen and then Alcaraz took over, and so all eyes are on him, if he can maintain his position and lead the new pack or will he melt out under pressure from fans and background noises from behind. We have seen him lost to a relatively unknown player and that could not be a good sign, in my opinion. Consistency is the key here.

n0ne

hero member

Activity: 2618

Merit: 548

DGbet.fun - Crypto Sportsbook

Quote from: btc_angela on October 11, 2022, 04:27:19 PM

Quote from: bitbollo on October 11, 2022, 01:48:09 PM

Quote from: BALIK on October 11, 2022, 10:54:18 AM

...
I am not so sure about Sinner. I agree that he is a player who could be up there. But I think ok a lot of emphasis should be given to that “could be”. I also agree that his development is slow. He needs to improve quickly so that he will be able to get up there quickly as well.

He suffered several injuries during the last year.
I don't think his development is slow, he has just...21 years and he has reached the top 10 at 20 years and was able to perform well also against top 5 players.
For sure he can do better, but it's just matter of time he will get stronger results.

Yes, injuries has hampered not just Sinner's development but the likes of other young players that we have so far. Him and Alcaraz could be the face of the new tennis if he just maintained his form and not getting injured.

Tsitsipas is good but not consistent and he only plays good at the start of the year because maybe there are a lot of clay court tournaments early. But it's obvious that Alcaraz has taken over.

With every sports injuries happens. With tennis quite often we can see players taking long rest. With the young players, they have got more years to show their ability to the world. Even at the very young age they've got into the leading position. I find Medvedev, Felix Augur, Tsitsipas, Alcaraz to be taking the lead on the table for a long.

btc_angela

hero member

Activity: 2660

Merit: 551

Quote from: bitbollo on October 11, 2022, 01:48:09 PM

Quote from: BALIK on October 11, 2022, 10:54:18 AM

...
I am not so sure about Sinner. I agree that he is a player who could be up there. But I think ok a lot of emphasis should be given to that “could be”. I also agree that his development is slow. He needs to improve quickly so that he will be able to get up there quickly as well.

He suffered several injuries during the last year.
I don't think his development is slow, he has just...21 years and he has reached the top 10 at 20 years and was able to perform well also against top 5 players.
For sure he can do better, but it's just matter of time he will get stronger results.

Yes, injuries has hampered not just Sinner's development but the likes of other young players that we have so far. Him and Alcaraz could be the face of the new tennis if he just maintained his form and not getting injured.

Tsitsipas is good but not consistent and he only plays good at the start of the year because maybe there are a lot of clay court tournaments early. But it's obvious that Alcaraz has taken over.

bitbollo

legendary

Activity: 3276

Merit: 3537

Nec Recisa Recedit

Quote from: BALIK on October 11, 2022, 10:54:18 AM

...
I am not so sure about Sinner. I agree that he is a player who could be up there. But I think ok a lot of emphasis should be given to that “could be”. I also agree that his development is slow. He needs to improve quickly so that he will be able to get up there quickly as well.

He suffered several injuries during the last year.
I don't think his development is slow, he has just...21 years and he has reached the top 10 at 20 years and was able to perform well also against top 5 players.
For sure he can do better, but it's just matter of time he will get stronger results.

BALIK

copper member

Activity: 2254

Merit: 608

🍓 BALIK Never DM First

Quote from: aoluain on October 11, 2022, 01:16:33 AM

Quote from: KennyR on October 10, 2022, 06:12:16 PM

Quote from: Prince Malik on October 10, 2022, 06:00:17 PM

Tsitsipas didn't not live up to the expectations of tennis fans, i was one of them and thought he's going to be one of the new big 3 or something but i was disappointed, and other players that i thought the same about them are not showing up at all, like Thiem and Zverev, we should give them more time though, they are young still, maybe after Nadal and Djokovic retire we'll see some big competition between them.

This was a big year for Tsitsipas. In every tournament he used to have some improvement. He used to cross the group stages and in the Rotterdam Cup reached the finals and unable to win against Felix Augur. This increased the expectation over him on the upcoming matches. Further there is disappointments and some good play in single and doubles. After the retirement of the big players, Tsitsipas will be on the list competing for those positions.

Yes he will be up there at the top positions competing for tournament wins but he won't be
alone, If Felix AA can beat him there are others who will too. Alcaraz being one and we could
see a lot of clashes of the two
in the future, also as Rabi3 mentions, Sinner could be up there two.

I really like Sinner but I feel his development is slow, I really hope 2023 will be a bigger
year for him.

Tsitsipas has some really good skills. But he will have to really work on those skills. And I think he will need a little more time to actually hone his skills. He has the potential to be one of the best among the top three in recent future. But as I said he needs to do a lot more work.

Alcaraz is currently the number-one seed in tennis. And he is really young. He has been a little inconsistent. But I think he is going to perform better with time. He is obviously going to be a good contender for Tsitsipas.

I am not so sure about Sinner. I agree that he is a player who could be up there. But I think ok a lot of emphasis should be given to that “could be”. I also agree that his development is slow. He needs to improve quickly so that he will be able to get up there quickly as well.

aoluain

legendary

Activity: 2436

Merit: 1362

Quote from: KennyR on October 10, 2022, 06:12:16 PM

Quote from: Prince Malik on October 10, 2022, 06:00:17 PM

Quote from: babygun on October 10, 2022, 09:00:49 AM

Quote from: romero121 on October 09, 2022, 05:37:05 PM

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

It is not only experience, Djokovic is just on another level than Tsitsipas. I think a lot of people have very high expectations of Tsitsipas but until now, he has not really lived up to the high expectations. Granted, he is still young (24 years old) so he got some more time to grow further.

Tsitsipas didn't not live up to the expectations of tennis fans, i was one of them and thought he's going to be one of the new big 3 or something but i was disappointed, and other players that i thought the same about them are not showing up at all, like Thiem and Zverev, we should give them more time though, they are young still, maybe after Nadal and Djokovic retire we'll see some big competition between them.

This was a big year for Tsitsipas. In every tournament he used to have some improvement. He used to cross the group stages and in the Rotterdam Cup reached the finals and unable to win against Felix Augur. This increased the expectation over him on the upcoming matches. Further there is disappointments and some good play in single and doubles. After the retirement of the big players, Tsitsipas will be on the list competing for those positions.

Yes he will be up there at the top positions competing for tournament wins but he won't be
alone, If Felix AA can beat him there are others who will too. Alcaraz being one and we could
see a lot of clashes of the two
in the future, also as Rabi3 mentions, Sinner could be up there two.

I really like Sinner but I feel his development is slow, I really hope 2023 will be a bigger
year for him.

Rabi3

full member

Activity: 1204

Merit: 100

Quote from: KennyR on October 10, 2022, 06:12:16 PM

Quote from: Prince Malik on October 10, 2022, 06:00:17 PM

Quote from: babygun on October 10, 2022, 09:00:49 AM

Quote from: romero121 on October 09, 2022, 05:37:05 PM

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

It is not only experience, Djokovic is just on another level than Tsitsipas. I think a lot of people have very high expectations of Tsitsipas but until now, he has not really lived up to the high expectations. Granted, he is still young (24 years old) so he got some more time to grow further.

Tsitsipas didn't not live up to the expectations of tennis fans, i was one of them and thought he's going to be one of the new big 3 or something but i was disappointed, and other players that i thought the same about them are not showing up at all, like Thiem and Zverev, we should give them more time though, they are young still, maybe after Nadal and Djokovic retire we'll see some big competition between them.

This was a big year for Tsitsipas. In every tournament he used to have some improvement. He used to cross the group stages and in the Rotterdam Cup reached the finals and unable to win against Felix Augur. This increased the expectation over him on the upcoming matches. Further there is disappointments and some good play in single and doubles. After the retirement of the big players, Tsitsipas will be on the list competing for those positions.

I can see Tsitsipas competing for those positions, he already kind of did a little bit, there is a big list that can fight for those positions, and I have one player who I think can improve and be up there in the rankings, Jannik Sinner, he is still young and I'm expecting a lot from him.

KennyR

hero member

Activity: 2310

Merit: 532

Enterapp Pre-Sale Live - bit.ly/3UrMCWI

Quote from: Prince Malik on October 10, 2022, 06:00:17 PM

Quote from: babygun on October 10, 2022, 09:00:49 AM

Quote from: romero121 on October 09, 2022, 05:37:05 PM

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

It is not only experience, Djokovic is just on another level than Tsitsipas. I think a lot of people have very high expectations of Tsitsipas but until now, he has not really lived up to the high expectations. Granted, he is still young (24 years old) so he got some more time to grow further.

Tsitsipas didn't not live up to the expectations of tennis fans, i was one of them and thought he's going to be one of the new big 3 or something but i was disappointed, and other players that i thought the same about them are not showing up at all, like Thiem and Zverev, we should give them more time though, they are young still, maybe after Nadal and Djokovic retire we'll see some big competition between them.

This was a big year for Tsitsipas. In every tournament he used to have some improvement. He used to cross the group stages and in the Rotterdam Cup reached the finals and unable to win against Felix Augur. This increased the expectation over him on the upcoming matches. Further there is disappointments and some good play in single and doubles. After the retirement of the big players, Tsitsipas will be on the list competing for those positions.

Prince Malik

member

Activity: 924

Merit: 12

Quote from: babygun on October 10, 2022, 09:00:49 AM

Quote from: romero121 on October 09, 2022, 05:37:05 PM

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

It is not only experience, Djokovic is just on another level than Tsitsipas. I think a lot of people have very high expectations of Tsitsipas but until now, he has not really lived up to the high expectations. Granted, he is still young (24 years old) so he got some more time to grow further.

Tsitsipas didn't not live up to the expectations of tennis fans, i was one of them and thought he's going to be one of the new big 3 or something but i was disappointed, and other players that i thought the same about them are not showing up at all, like Thiem and Zverev, we should give them more time though, they are young still, maybe after Nadal and Djokovic retire we'll see some big competition between them.

Ratash

full member

Activity: 1540

Merit: 102

Quote from: BitcoinAccepted on October 09, 2022, 03:08:29 PM

I think Djokovic has lost a lot of popularity in recent months and years. And I don't just mean to supporters, colleagues in the tennis world have indicated several times with subtle statements that they do not agree with his choice not to be vaccinated. He can still play tennis very well, but you can count on the fact that the peripheral matters surrounding his tennis career have certainly had a major impact on him. I believe he is now 6th on the ATP ranking. Mainly because he wasn't allowed to play certain tournaments and couldn't defend his points. That points system is different and actually not fair if you are objective.

I think djokovic losing popularity is not a big deal for him he should totaly be over hatlng on him seeing how far he has became in his carreer, i think that if he wasn't forbiden from playing some tournaments there is a big chance he would've stayted number one.

Bananington

sr. member

Activity: 1470

Merit: 428

Quote from: Rabi3 on October 09, 2022, 06:29:58 PM

a lot happened to Djokovic this year which messed up his momentum, like the controversy about his visa and his presence in Australia with him not being vaccinated, I think it really slowed him down a bit, he probably is more focused to win those tournaments to make up for missing Australian open and apparently us open too, I think it's his goal now to win tournaments that are small compared to a grand slam.

Still happy that he can still get some smile on his face after a very challenging year like you have described. This his 90th career ATP title is a milestone for him and another achievement of his bucket list. He will be looking forward to November’s season-ending ATP Finals in Turin, Italy where he will have a chance to return his name to the top three in the male tennis category. Experience is on his side, if age doesn't act against him, he will be most people's top choice for the title.

babygun

sr. member

Activity: 2170

Merit: 254

Quote from: romero121 on October 09, 2022, 05:37:05 PM

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

It is not only experience, Djokovic is just on another level than Tsitsipas. I think a lot of people have very high expectations of Tsitsipas but until now, he has not really lived up to the high expectations. Granted, he is still young (24 years old) so he got some more time to grow further.

aoluain

legendary

Activity: 2436

Merit: 1362

Quote from: shogun47 on October 09, 2022, 02:47:48 PM

Quote from: n0ne on October 08, 2022, 08:02:19 PM

Quote from: Rabi3 on October 08, 2022, 06:28:25 PM

Quote from: eaLiTy on October 08, 2022, 12:49:03 PM

Djokovic is the heavy favorite and Tsitsipas reached the final after winning from behind after loosing the first set. I am expecting it to be a longer match up and Djokovic winning the final.

i don't think we will see Tsitsipas giving a hard time for Djokovic, Stefanos is a moody guy and he will probably fight a little bit in the first one and lose the 2nd easily, Djokovic to win 2-0 is a good bet in my opinion since him winning is as low as 1.3

Djokovic in recent days have won every match on the direct set. Only match in which he lost is against Felix Augur in direct sets after a hard fightback in the second set. Tsitsipas is in good position and the same could create big variation in the odds based on the first set win.

There is a good possibility that we will get to see a very strong Djokovic now again since he can play a couple of tournaments. When it comes to the number of Grand Slams won and the decision who might be the best ever according to that metric, I think the year 2023 will be absolutely crucial. I do see a pretty high chance for Djokovic to have a very strong 2023, and then it might come down to the French Open and whether Nadal will be able to extend the miracle there even further. Given how often Nadal had to give up or skip tournaments because of injuries or physical problems, I believe that Djokovic has a couple more years left in the tank.

Either way, I wish we get the chance to see a couple of games between the two. Hopefully also some crucial games at the GS tournaments.

At least Medvedev put up a great fight against him, weird though that he can push it to the limit in the tie-break in the second set and then leave the court because of injury.

Yes I also think 2023 will be crucial for both Nadal and Djokovic! We will see a time in
the not too distant future where Nadal will be limiting his appearances to take in his favourite
Grand Slam's and tournaments.

Quote from: Rabi3 on October 09, 2022, 06:29:58 PM

Quote from: Trofo on October 09, 2022, 02:55:35 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on October 09, 2022, 02:46:22 PM

Quote from: cryptofrka on October 09, 2022, 12:40:04 PM

Đoković won it fairly easily - I admit I expected more from Tsitsipas. Their last few matches were really close, which wasn't the case today.

I tink this is Tsitsipas's 9th ATP series 500 final, and he's still waiting for his 1st trophy.
He's by far my biggest disappointment if we look at the currently active players.

I'm one of the biggest fan of Tsitsipas before, unfortunately, his performance really decline in the last couple of years, really don't know what is happening from behind, but he really need to focus and go back and win at least a masters tournament.

I watched Djoković against Čilić and Tsitispas and he makes it look way too easy. Those two opponents are very good on this surface and they never looked dangerous in the match. He just glides trough his service games and waits for the first drop of concentration and then pounces.

Looking forward for future tournaments, we have another two on the same surface in Gijon and Florence.

a lot happened to Djokovic this year which messed up his momentum, like the controversy about his visa and his presence in Australia with him not being vaccinated, I think it really slowed him down a bit, he probably is more focused to win those tournaments to make up for missing Australian open and apparently us open too, I think it's his goal now to win tournaments that are small compared to a grand slam.

For sure, this year was a disaster for him. I think for 2023 he will be targeting to bounce
back bigger and overtake Nadal in the GS wins.

Rabi3

full member

Activity: 1204

Merit: 100

Quote from: Trofo on October 09, 2022, 02:55:35 PM

Quote from: Kemarit on October 09, 2022, 02:46:22 PM

Quote from: cryptofrka on October 09, 2022, 12:40:04 PM

Đoković won it fairly easily - I admit I expected more from Tsitsipas. Their last few matches were really close, which wasn't the case today.

I tink this is Tsitsipas's 9th ATP series 500 final, and he's still waiting for his 1st trophy.
He's by far my biggest disappointment if we look at the currently active players.

I'm one of the biggest fan of Tsitsipas before, unfortunately, his performance really decline in the last couple of years, really don't know what is happening from behind, but he really need to focus and go back and win at least a masters tournament.

I watched Djoković against Čilić and Tsitispas and he makes it look way too easy. Those two opponents are very good on this surface and they never looked dangerous in the match. He just glides trough his service games and waits for the first drop of concentration and then pounces.

Looking forward for future tournaments, we have another two on the same surface in Gijon and Florence.

a lot happened to Djokovic this year which messed up his momentum, like the controversy about his visa and his presence in Australia with him not being vaccinated, I think it really slowed him down a bit, he probably is more focused to win those tournaments to make up for missing Australian open and apparently us open too, I think it's his goal now to win tournaments that are small compared to a grand slam.

romero121

legendary

Activity: 3234

Merit: 1214

Vave.com - Crypto Casino

Quote from: Kemarit on October 09, 2022, 02:46:22 PM

Quote from: cryptofrka on October 09, 2022, 12:40:04 PM

Đoković won it fairly easily - I admit I expected more from Tsitsipas. Their last few matches were really close, which wasn't the case today.

I tink this is Tsitsipas's 9th ATP series 500 final, and he's still waiting for his 1st trophy.
He's by far my biggest disappointment if we look at the currently active players.

I'm one of the biggest fan of Tsitsipas before, unfortunately, his performance really decline in the last couple of years, really don't know what is happening from behind, but he really need to focus and go back and win at least a masters tournament.

Tsitsipas being an young player have got good support and can base. The years of experience keeps Djokovic ahead of Tsitsipas. Similar kind of game took place few months back in the Italian Open Final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas played the final and Tsitsipas won the match 6-0 7⁵-6⁵. Today's match looked like an much easier win for Djokovic. However Tsitsipas used to give the best in all his matches.

nullama

hero member

Activity: 1008

Merit: 960

Quote from: BitcoinAccepted on October 09, 2022, 03:08:29 PM

I think Djokovic has lost a lot of popularity in recent months and years. And I don't just mean to supporters, colleagues in the tennis world have indicated several times with subtle statements that they do not agree with his choice not to be vaccinated. He can still play tennis very well, but you can count on the fact that the peripheral matters surrounding his tennis career have certainly had a major impact on him. I believe he is now 6th on the ATP ranking. Mainly because he wasn't allowed to play certain tournaments and couldn't defend his points. That points system is different and actually not fair if you are objective.

At the end of the day to win a tournament you have to be there to play it. There are many ways in which a player may not be able to show up to play the matches, and trying to accommodate all those issues into a system might actually not even be possible.

BitcoinAccepted

legendary

Activity: 2660

Merit: 1009

I think Djokovic has lost a lot of popularity in recent months and years. And I don't just mean to supporters, colleagues in the tennis world have indicated several times with subtle statements that they do not agree with his choice not to be vaccinated. He can still play tennis very well, but you can count on the fact that the peripheral matters surrounding his tennis career have certainly had a major impact on him. I believe he is now 6th on the ATP ranking. Mainly because he wasn't allowed to play certain tournaments and couldn't defend his points. That points system is different and actually not fair if you are objective.

Trofo

legendary

Activity: 2646

Merit: 2691

Join the world-leading crypto sportsbook NOW!

Quote from: Kemarit on October 09, 2022, 02:46:22 PM

Quote from: cryptofrka on October 09, 2022, 12:40:04 PM

Đoković won it fairly easily - I admit I expected more from Tsitsipas. Their last few matches were really close, which wasn't the case today.

I tink this is Tsitsipas's 9th ATP series 500 final, and he's still waiting for his 1st trophy.
He's by far my biggest disappointment if we look at the currently active players.

I'm one of the biggest fan of Tsitsipas before, unfortunately, his performance really decline in the last couple of years, really don't know what is happening from behind, but he really need to focus and go back and win at least a masters tournament.

I watched Djoković against Čilić and Tsitispas and he makes it look way too easy. Those two opponents are very good on this surface and they never looked dangerous in the match. He just glides trough his service games and waits for the first drop of concentration and then pounces.

Looking forward for future tournaments, we have another two on the same surface in Gijon and Florence.

shogun47

hero member

Activity: 1708

Merit: 553

Play Bitcoin PVP Prediction Game

Quote from: n0ne on October 08, 2022, 08:02:19 PM

Quote from: Rabi3 on October 08, 2022, 06:28:25 PM

Quote from: eaLiTy on October 08, 2022, 12:49:03 PM

Djokovic is the heavy favorite and Tsitsipas reached the final after winning from behind after loosing the first set. I am expecting it to be a longer match up and Djokovic winning the final.

i don't think we will see Tsitsipas giving a hard time for Djokovic, Stefanos is a moody guy and he will probably fight a little bit in the first one and lose the 2nd easily, Djokovic to win 2-0 is a good bet in my opinion since him winning is as low as 1.3

Djokovic in recent days have won every match on the direct set. Only match in which he lost is against Felix Augur in direct sets after a hard fightback in the second set. Tsitsipas is in good position and the same could create big variation in the odds based on the first set win.

There is a good possibility that we will get to see a very strong Djokovic now again since he can play a couple of tournaments. When it comes to the number of Grand Slams won and the decision who might be the best ever according to that metric, I think the year 2023 will be absolutely crucial. I do see a pretty high chance for Djokovic to have a very strong 2023, and then it might come down to the French Open and whether Nadal will be able to extend the miracle there even further. Given how often Nadal had to give up or skip tournaments because of injuries or physical problems, I believe that Djokovic has a couple more years left in the tank.

Either way, I wish we get the chance to see a couple of games between the two. Hopefully also some crucial games at the GS tournaments.

At least Medvedev put up a great fight against him, weird though that he can push it to the limit in the tie-break in the second set and then leave the court because of injury.

Kemarit

legendary

Activity: 3080

Merit: 1353

Quote from: cryptofrka on October 09, 2022, 12:40:04 PM

Đoković won it fairly easily - I admit I expected more from Tsitsipas. Their last few matches were really close, which wasn't the case today.

I tink this is Tsitsipas's 9th ATP series 500 final, and he's still waiting for his 1st trophy.
He's by far my biggest disappointment if we look at the currently active players.

I'm one of the biggest fan of Tsitsipas before, unfortunately, his performance really decline in the last couple of years, really don't know what is happening from behind, but he really need to focus and go back and win at least a masters tournament.

As for Swiatek, yes it was a disappointing lost, but what can we say, it was an upset and give Barbora her credit for one of his biggest win.

Topic: Tennis League All Thread - page 189. (Read 202126 times)