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Medvedev vs WU

The match is completely one-sided as expected. Right now Daniil Medvedev leads with 6-4 6-2. Probably the match will end by the third set. Third round have got more interesting matches. One of the audience staked up large number of cups one above the other indicating that Medvedev is on the verge of adding more cups to his career.

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De minaur is playing right now against Carreno Busta, and he lost first two sets and won the 3rd, and now they're in the fourth one playing a tiebreak, I really believe in De Minaur's chances to turn the tables on Carreno Busta, and win the match, the odds are high at 4.34, worth a try.

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It even seems that Casper Ruud can become the new number 1 in the world after this tournament. The condition is that he then had to make it to the final (or even win the tournament) and that Nadal would have to be eliminated quickly. He is now 5th in the ranking, so I wonder how they got to that step from 5 to 1. I don't see Ruud as a potential new best player in the world, too unstable at the moment. Alcaraz also plays nicely but US open is not his surface and he really only needs it on clay. But we'll see, Nadal doesn't have it easy either and injured himself in his last match. It was a remarkable moment.

Casper Ruud is good player but right now it's not easy for him to win this event in presence of Nadal, Medvedev and Kyrgios these all are having better potential and skills to win with Alcaraz is Dark Horse in this event he can do his best against any player and go for this title even this is not his court, and he is best at Clay, but we can expect something amazing from this youngster as well.

Nadal is surely struggling with his injury but still doing good, and he is currently best in this business after him for me best player to win this title is Nich Kyrgios even having few mental problems but still he can go through for title win as he has done before this event.

No chances Ruud wins any big tournament on hard, he is just solid but nothing special. His surface is clay and there he can hope to achieve big results. This one looks almost like it has Medvedev written on trophy already. Don't see who can stop him at the moment, maybe only Alcaraz. Nadal if he pulls another "medical miracle" or Kyrgios if he gets brain transplant

I will be keeping my eye on Čilić, he won here in the past and maybe he can pull another big result.

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It even seems that Casper Ruud can become the new number 1 in the world after this tournament. The condition is that he then had to make it to the final (or even win the tournament) and that Nadal would have to be eliminated quickly. He is now 5th in the ranking, so I wonder how they got to that step from 5 to 1. I don't see Ruud as a potential new best player in the world, too unstable at the moment. Alcaraz also plays nicely but US open is not his surface and he really only needs it on clay. But we'll see, Nadal doesn't have it easy either and injured himself in his last match. It was a remarkable moment.

Casper Ruud is good player but right now it's not easy for him to win this event in presence of Nadal, Medvedev and Kyrgios these all are having better potential and skills to win with Alcaraz is Dark Horse in this event he can do his best against any player and go for this title even this is not his court, and he is best at Clay, but we can expect something amazing from this youngster as well.

Nadal is surely struggling with his injury but still doing good, and he is currently best in this business after him for me best player to win this title is Nich Kyrgios even having few mental problems but still he can go through for title win as he has done before this event.

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Quote from: vennali on September 02, 2022, 02:58:58 PM

At the moment Andy Murray is fighting back against Berritini to try to get into the final 8. Down a set, trailing 2-1 but he's not out yet. Berritini's been taking the lead with the breaks but Murray is managing to break back. If Murray can somehow manage to get this 4th set, he has a really good chance to win the match as I expect him to outlast Berritini.

Edit: Nevermind, the hopes are gone Undecided

. Berritini takes the 4th set and the match.

Mateo Berettini won this match pretty much easily 1-3. Andy Murray is not even close to the level of Berettini so this result was expected. Betettini can go far in the us open this year and maybe even win it with his big serve.

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It even seems that Casper Ruud can become the new number 1 in the world after this tournament. The condition is that he then had to make it to the final (or even win the tournament) and that Nadal would have to be eliminated quickly. He is now 5th in the ranking, so I wonder how they got to that step from 5 to 1. I don't see Ruud as a potential new best player in the world, too unstable at the moment. Alcaraz also plays nicely but US open is not his surface and he really only needs it on clay. But we'll see, Nadal doesn't have it easy either and injured himself in his last match. It was a remarkable moment.

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At the moment Andy Murray is fighting back against Berritini to try to get into the final 8. Down a set, trailing 2-1 but he's not out yet. Berritini's been taking the lead with the breaks but Murray is managing to break back. If Murray can somehow manage to get this 4th set, he has a really good chance to win the match as I expect him to outlast Berritini.

Edit: Nevermind, the hopes are gone Undecided

. Berritini takes the 4th set and the match.

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Taking his age into account I would say this is also one of his last tournaments.

Also let's see how far Kyrgios is going to make it Wink

yeah, pitty for Wawrinka to be early out, but obviously he had some injuries lately, and taking age into consideration, it was a bit expected

Kyrgios could make it far, but it all depends on his head, focus on a pitch is simply not his thing

looking at Medvedev, he started well, but it was a first round and really unknown and fairly unmotivated opponent

I am not sure when Nadal would meet Kyrgios, but it comes across as if a few big names are missing. When we had Federer and Djokovic, it was always something a tennis fan was looking forward to. Now without Djokovic I would say that a tough game between Nadal and Kyrgios would be fun to watch again. I am not so sure whether I would find any other game overly exciting. Medvedev when he is in good shape, maybe Ruud can give Nadal a hard fight.

If Nadal doesn't get any mysterious injury again, I think it's very likely he'll make it to the final. The fact alone that he can once more move a step away from Djokovic in the GS statistics is immense motivation to him.

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Quote from: Trofo on September 02, 2022, 06:40:22 AM

She will not, this one is for Swiatek to take, there is nobody even close to her level of play at the moment. She lost a bit of focus on smaller tournament but seems like US Open is enough to wake her up. Watched her against Stephens and it looked brutal.

I don't even see her loosing a set or playing a tie break on the way.

I agree, chances that S. Williams will win the title are very small, she hasn't won a (big) tournament the last couple of years and Swiatek is too good for the moment. Just placed a small bet on Swiatek to take the title at freebitco.in at an odd of 2.67, which is not bad at all.

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Nadal won against Fognini, in H2H Nadal leads againts Fognini but when I saw himself losing in the first set and Fognini leading 4-2 in the second set I thought he would have a problem here but Nadal could handle that well after the second set he almost has no difficulty getting points and won easy.

It's a 5 setter so there is a good chance to make a huge comeback but I would say that it is somewhat scary for those who back up Nadal to win at ML and pour a lot of money on him.

One of my favorite in the women's division has lost already, Fernandez lost in straight sets against Samsonova, ouch.

Madison Keys vs Coco Gauff in the 3rd round, two Americans could be a good fight.

Thats it exactly, the Grand Slams are different in that way, over 5 sets losing the first
and being behind in the second is manageable for those with the experience. Those
without the experience would more than likely struggle over 5 sets

The best example I can think of is the French open of 2021, Tsitsipas won the first
two sets but Djokovic won the next 3 to take the title.

In a five-sets match, there are more chances for anyone to make a good comeback even if he is trailing two- zero.
Due to the fact that in a five-sets match, a player gets enough time to figure out what his opponent's weak points are. And by doing so he can also adjust accordingly.
However, it is obvious that it is not an easy task, tt is quite a challenge. It is especially difficult when you are down two sets in a row.
But what I am trying to say is there is a chance even if it is a slight one.

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Quote from: boltz on September 02, 2022, 05:54:38 AM

This US open is absolutely full of surprises and I think it's because of betting because otherwise I see no reason for top players to simply "trow" the game in that manner. At this point , Serena might take it all and with a well deserved play style as we all see that she is still capable of playing high intense tennis. However, this US open really left he fans with a lemon taste overall as this is not what they expected or even got tickets for.

She will not, this one is for Swiatek to take, there is nobody even close to her level of play at the moment. She lost a bit of focus on smaller tournament but seems like US Open is enough to wake her up. Watched her against Stephens and it looked brutal.

I don't even see her loosing a set or playing a tie break on the way.

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This US open is absolutely full of surprises and I think it's because of betting because otherwise I see no reason for top players to simply "trow" the game in that manner. At this point , Serena might take it all and with a well deserved play style as we all see that she is still capable of playing high intense tennis. However, this US open really left he fans with a lemon taste overall as this is not what they expected or even got tickets for.

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US OPEN 2022
DAY 4

MEN'S SINGLES

JENSON BROOKSBY

4-6 6¹⁰-7¹² 1-6

BORNA CORIC

DANIEL EVANS

6-3 6-2 4-6 6-4

JAMES DUCKWORTH

MARIN CILIC

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ALBERT RAMOS-VINOLAS

JANNIK SINNER

6-4 7¹⁰-6⁸ 6-2

CHRISTOPHER EUBANKS

CAMERON NORRIE

6-4 6-4 7⁷-6⁴

JOAO SOUSA

CARLOS ALCARAZ

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ALEXEI POPYRIN

LORENZO MUSETTE

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BRANDON NAKASHIMA

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ANDREY RUBLEV

DENIS SHAPOVALOV

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HUBERT HURKACZ

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Quote from: aoluain on September 02, 2022, 04:36:35 AM

Thats it exactly, the Grand Slams are different in that way, over 5 sets losing the first
and being behind in the second is manageable for those with the experience. Those
without the experience would more than likely struggle over 5 sets

The best example I can think of is the French open of 2021, Tsitsipas won the first
two sets but Djokovic won the next 3 to take the title.

The issue with Tsitsipas has always been his work ethic and stamina. He's a very talented and naturally gifted player but he always falls short in long matches where its not only about the quality of shots but the stamina becomes very important. Especially against players like Djokovic, who I'd consider as peak human fitness, in terms of tennis player levels. There's hardly anyone in the world who can outlast Djokovic. In the match between Fognini vs Nadal, Fognini was all guns blazing from the get go, while Nadal knew that he can clearly outlast Fognini and just kept the match going. Fognini was visibly tired and frustrated around 4-4 in the second set and that's where the tables turned. Nadal never looked back from there on.

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Nadal won against Fognini, in H2H Nadal leads againts Fognini but when I saw himself losing in the first set and Fognini leading 4-2 in the second set I thought he would have a problem here but Nadal could handle that well after the second set he almost has no difficulty getting points and won easy.

It's a 5 setter so there is a good chance to make a huge comeback but I would say that it is somewhat scary for those who back up Nadal to win at ML and pour a lot of money on him.

One of my favorite in the women's division has lost already, Fernandez lost in straight sets against Samsonova, ouch.

Madison Keys vs Coco Gauff in the 3rd round, two Americans could be a good fight.

Thats it exactly, the Grand Slams are different in that way, over 5 sets losing the first
and being behind in the second is manageable for those with the experience. Those
without the experience would more than likely struggle over 5 sets

The best example I can think of is the French open of 2021, Tsitsipas won the first
two sets but Djokovic won the next 3 to take the title.

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Quote from: Strongkored on September 02, 2022, 12:59:09 AM

Nadal won against Fognini, in H2H Nadal leads againts Fognini but when I saw himself losing in the first set and Fognini leading 4-2 in the second set I thought he would have a problem here but Nadal could handle that well after the second set he almost has no difficulty getting points and won easy.

It's a 5 setter so there is a good chance to make a huge comeback but I would say that it is somewhat scary for those who back up Nadal to win at ML and pour a lot of money on him.

One of my favorite in the women's division has lost already, Fernandez lost in straight sets against Samsonova, ouch.

Madison Keys vs Coco Gauff in the 3rd round, two Americans could be a good fight.

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Nadal won against Fognini, in H2H Nadal leads againts Fognini but when I saw himself losing in the first set and Fognini leading 4-2 in the second set I thought he would have a problem here but Nadal could handle that well after the second set he almost has no difficulty getting points and won easy.

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Quote from: casperBGD on September 01, 2022, 02:14:57 PM

and Rublev is solid, but I do not expect much from him, it is not clay after all

Why do you consider Rublev as clay player? Without looking at his stats I would say he has similar results on all surfaces but if he has best surface that should be fast hard court. Just the type they have at US Open. He is more of a form player than turf specialists for me. He is playing high risk shots and when he is in good form they end up on the lines, when he is not they end up outside and he looses with loads of unforced errors.

Lost my multi today on Stephens, needed her to take just one more game but she broke apart beginning of second set and I knew how it would end. Really thought she will manage to push Swiatek today. Home turf and she already has US open title but it wasn't enough.

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Quote from: cryptofrka on September 01, 2022, 01:21:14 PM

Brooksby won easily, Čorić barely appeared on court today. I expected way more from him considering that he was in a great form before US Open.

Čilić breezed through, as expected. He's facing a really difficult draw though - he's playing Norrie next and in case he wins, he's facing Alcaraz.

I am also disappointed with his lost as I was feeling he can go through until last eight or four because he was doing amazing in last few matches, but today he was not able to stand against Brooksby which give him stunning defeat in three straight sets.

Right now, too many players are busy with their scheduled matches and mostly are in good position for qualifying into next round Sinner and Alcaraz won their matches in straight sets, Roblev and Norrie are busy and having healthy lead of 2 - 0 sets in third set.

In women's mostly are progressing with their mark Swiatek, Bencic and Williams are already in next round with bang.

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Quote from: cryptofrka on September 01, 2022, 01:21:14 PM

Brooksby won easily, Čorić barely appeared on court today. I expected way more from him considering that he was in a great form before US Open.
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probably just to tired and unexperienced to play great tennis week after week
expected more from him as well, but after losing second set in tie-break, it was pretty obvious that he surrender (in case he won that one, things could end-up different)

Alcaraz is playing strong, but opponent is really slow, and Rublev is solid, but I do not expect much from him, it is not clay after all

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