This looks really really one-sided right now for Fritz. I am also quite surprised as I thought Fritz might be running into trouble defending Kyrgios' serves. I think Kyrgios' strength regarding the serves can also turn into his weakness. We have seen that against Djokovic in Wimbledon. When he hits his serves it is almost impossible to defend him. He collects countless aces or easy points that way. But if he doesn't hit the serves well, he sometimes seems a bit lost against players who are very strong at longer rallies. Still fun to watch him and I guess he will also play an interesting role at the US open.
That was a pretty quick 51 minutes. I cannot even tell if Kyrgios was tired or bored. In any case, it was a match without highlights. I had already thought that Fritz was the favourite. But I did not think it would be that easy for him.
And that Nadal would lose. I did not think that either.
Yea I watched parts of this throughout, at the end it looked like Nick had a few small
issues with his foot and knee. Anyway he got heckled by the crowd. Was he saving himself
from getting injured further and possibly missing the US Open? possibly. There is
also a question over his fitness too. I didnt bet on this one although I was looking at
a handicap on Fritz.
How many bets detroy Casper Ruud? my god! losing against a top 250 player.
I follow the other match between Murray and Corrie, i really support Murray for his comeback, but Cameron was so much.
For Kirgios.... yes he his own enemy but this was a match he can lose against a good player.
He simply didn't play well enough but the opponent a university player(who hasn't turned pro yet) played consistently throughout the match while Ruud kept making errors. Simple as that. Just very poor from a world no.5.
I did have a bet on this one, I like most others was expecting this to be a formality,
crazy how he lost that.