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Quote from: serveria.com on April 26, 2024, 10:55:58 AM

Quote from: Joca97 on April 25, 2024, 06:38:10 PM

I think Blanch in 2-3 years will be in top 200

More like in top 20. Cool

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Nadal will take part in this year's Laver Cup, perhaps this will be his last tournament before finally retiring from tennis completely.

What about Roland Garros? I guess RG is the ultimate goal for Rafa this season. If not for RG, Rafa would have retired from tennis already. He just wants to play in Paris so bad for one final time...

I posted yesterday that if Rafa doesnt feel like he is going to be competitive at RG he
is not going to play! He has already said that this years Madrid is his last one so I
guess this is his final year.

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Osaka won today beating Minnen 6-4, 6-1. She plays Samsonova next which could be
a tricky onr

Even though Naomi Osaka lost to Liudmila Samsonova, it was a very close match, and seeing Osaka's good performance on clay, it seems there is hope for her this clay season to achieve something better.

Yea if Samsonova is having a good day there are few if any who can beat her and I
think she was on top form so even for Osaka playing very good was not enough.
I hope too that we see Naomi back to her top form soon, hopefully this clay season.

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Quote from: Joca97 on April 25, 2024, 06:38:10 PM

I think Blanch in 2-3 years will be in top 200

More like in top 20. Cool

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Nadal will take part in this year's Laver Cup, perhaps this will be his last tournament before finally retiring from tennis completely.

What about Roland Garros? I guess RG is the ultimate goal for Rafa this season. If not for RG, Rafa would have retired from tennis already. He just wants to play in Paris so bad for one final time...

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Rafael Nadal won easily against young tennis player Darwin Blanch, and next will face De Minaur again and the result in Barcelona is very likely to be repeated here. Nadal will take part in this year's Laver Cup, perhaps this will be his last tournament before finally retiring from tennis completely.
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Osaka won today beating Minnen 6-4, 6-1. She plays Samsonova next which could be
a tricky onr

Even though Naomi Osaka lost to Liudmila Samsonova, it was a very close match, and seeing Osaka's good performance on clay, it seems there is hope for her this clay season to achieve something better.

Carlos Alcaraz will play today against Alexander Shevchenko, not sure the Kazakh player can pose a threat to Alcaraz as this is Alcaraz's favorite surface unless the news about him not being fully fit affects his performance later, but if that is not an obstacle this should be an easy match for Alcaraz.

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Quote from: serveria.com on April 25, 2024, 04:08:54 PM

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It certainly will be interesting to see how he competes, also Sinner who has taken a mini
break and should be fresh. He is top seed!

Nadal is playing tomorrow. He has also mentioned that this is his last Madrid tournament
and if he doesnt think he is competitive he wont play at Paris!

Yeah, the 16 yo guy who is going to play Rafa, I know him a bit. Not personally ofc but I have a certain connection to junior tennis as I mentioned before. So that Blanch guy is really good and is definitely capable of defeating Rafa question is if he's mentally ready for this. That is going to be an exciting match.

No is the answer serveria! he was like a "deer caught in the headlights", the prospect
of facing off against a living legend of the game was too much. There were some nice
rallies and great shot making but he just made too many mistakes, and you cant do that
against the top guys, no doubt we will hear more of him!

Funny how the draw works out sometimes, Nadal faces de Minaur next, a replay of their
meeting at Barcelona 2 weeks ago!

Another youngster of the game Fonseca won today in 3 sets against Michelsen and
plays Norris next, bit of a chance there for him to progress.

Yeah, I was a bit disappointed to tell you the truth. I know Blanch is a talented youngster and he is capable of playing at a much higher level but... I guess you're right and it's some lack of confidence, the guy was not ready to oppose the King of clay today...

It was too early to give this young kid a chance at a big tournament and the unlucky draw against Nadal. Nadal just destroyed him even being in the worst possible form ever in his last year of playing tennis. Still the kid is young and i think we will need to wait a little more to see his true potencial. I think Blanch in 2-3 years will be in top 200

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Quote from: aoluain on April 25, 2024, 03:30:23 PM

Quote from: serveria.com on April 25, 2024, 05:49:56 AM

Quote from: aoluain on April 24, 2024, 04:04:21 PM

It certainly will be interesting to see how he competes, also Sinner who has taken a mini
break and should be fresh. He is top seed!

Nadal is playing tomorrow. He has also mentioned that this is his last Madrid tournament
and if he doesnt think he is competitive he wont play at Paris!

Yeah, the 16 yo guy who is going to play Rafa, I know him a bit. Not personally ofc but I have a certain connection to junior tennis as I mentioned before. So that Blanch guy is really good and is definitely capable of defeating Rafa question is if he's mentally ready for this. That is going to be an exciting match.

No is the answer serveria! he was like a "deer caught in the headlights", the prospect
of facing off against a living legend of the game was too much. There were some nice
rallies and great shot making but he just made too many mistakes, and you cant do that
against the top guys, no doubt we will hear more of him!

Funny how the draw works out sometimes, Nadal faces de Minaur next, a replay of their
meeting at Barcelona 2 weeks ago!

Another youngster of the game Fonseca won today in 3 sets against Michelsen and
plays Norris next, bit of a chance there for him to progress.

Yeah, I was a bit disappointed to tell you the truth. I know Blanch is a talented youngster and he is capable of playing at a much higher level but... I guess you're right and it's some lack of confidence, the guy was not ready to oppose the King of clay today...

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Quote from: serveria.com on April 25, 2024, 05:49:56 AM

Quote from: aoluain on April 24, 2024, 04:04:21 PM

It certainly will be interesting to see how he competes, also Sinner who has taken a mini
break and should be fresh. He is top seed!

Nadal is playing tomorrow. He has also mentioned that this is his last Madrid tournament
and if he doesnt think he is competitive he wont play at Paris!

Yeah, the 16 yo guy who is going to play Rafa, I know him a bit. Not personally ofc but I have a certain connection to junior tennis as I mentioned before. So that Blanch guy is really good and is definitely capable of defeating Rafa question is if he's mentally ready for this. That is going to be an exciting match.

No is the answer serveria! he was like a "deer caught in the headlights", the prospect
of facing off against a living legend of the game was too much. There were some nice
rallies and great shot making but he just made too many mistakes, and you cant do that
against the top guys, no doubt we will hear more of him!

Funny how the draw works out sometimes, Nadal faces de Minaur next, a replay of their
meeting at Barcelona 2 weeks ago!

Another youngster of the game Fonseca won today in 3 sets against Michelsen and
plays Norris next, bit of a chance there for him to progress.

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Quote from: aoluain on April 24, 2024, 04:04:21 PM

It certainly will be interesting to see how he competes, also Sinner who has taken a mini
break and should be fresh. He is top seed!

Nadal is playing tomorrow. He has also mentioned that this is his last Madrid tournament
and if he doesnt think he is competitive he wont play at Paris!

Yeah, the 16 yo guy who is going to play Rafa, I know him a bit. Not personally ofc but I have a certain connection to junior tennis as I mentioned before. So that Blanch guy is really good and is definitely capable of defeating Rafa question is if he's mentally ready for this. That is going to be an exciting match.

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It certainly will be interesting to see how he competes, also Sinner who has taken a mini
break and should be fresh. He is top seed!

Nadal is playing tomorrow. He has also mentioned that this is his last Madrid tournament
and if he doesnt think he is competitive he wont play at Paris!

On the womens side Raducanu has been eliminated by Carle, thats a disappointing result
just when we were expecting some good results from her.

Osaka won today beating Minnen 6-4, 6-1. She plays Samsonova next which could be
a tricky onr

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I am curious to see Alcaraz on Madrid, but somewhat it remember to me Sinner last year in Rome (a kind of deja-vu) Roll Eyes

The strong favorite ended with a severe loss Sad

probably I have this feeling due his poor performance and lack of physical condition.

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Quote from: bct_ail on April 22, 2024, 04:32:43 AM

Congratulations to Jan-Lennard Struff. 15 years as a professional tennis player and now he has finally won a tournament for the first time. Struff coped better with the weather at this tournament than many of his opponents. It remains to be seen whether this was an one-off event or whether the knot has now burst.

Quote from: aoluain on April 21, 2024, 09:32:51 AM

Brilliant win by Struff. Its interesting to see these older players still able to win. It just
goes to prove many aspects of the tennis.

I find it remarkable that someone can maintain the motivation for so long. And that he keeps financially getting supported.

I havent thought about something like that until this prompted me to check
out his status and he has only been in 3 finals and only 1 title, prize money $500k.

It is amazing but I think there was a discussion a few years ago about the topic
of how all players are financially able to be on tour when there are only so few able
to reach the finals and take massive prize money.

The vast majority of players must be struggling to remain on tour financially.

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Quote from: Strongkored on April 21, 2024, 09:27:05 AM

Struff finally won his first ATP title at the age of 33, of course this was very impressive because he did it in front of his public.

Congratulations to Jan-Lennard Struff. 15 years as a professional tennis player and now he has finally won a tournament for the first time. Struff coped better with the weather at this tournament than many of his opponents. It remains to be seen whether this was an one-off event or whether the knot has now burst.

Quote from: aoluain on April 21, 2024, 09:32:51 AM

Brilliant win by Struff. Its interesting to see these older players still able to win. It just
goes to prove many aspects of the tennis.

I find it remarkable that someone can maintain the motivation for so long. And that he keeps financially getting supported.

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He definitely has a chance but we will have to wait and see how each player finishes at
the Madrid tournament to see how close it will be for the Rome tournament. There is one thing
for sure though, Sinner wont be letting the possibility of becoming number 1 take over his emotions.

Qualifying in both the mens and womens is underway at Madrid.

Yesterdays final over at Barcelona did end up being Tsitsipas v Ruud with the Greek
unable beat Ruud this time out, it was over in 2 sets so that price of 2.35 on Ruud after
he was broken in the first set was massive

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1 Novak Djoković 9990
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Quote from: serveria.com on April 21, 2024, 03:27:44 AM

So, two finals today I'd advise you to focus on:

Ruud v Tsitsipas in Barcelona

These guys have just recently met in another final (in Monte-Carlo) where the Greek won the title. Stefanos is on fire now and Ruud's lack of confidence will only amplify his performance.

This has already started and Tsitsipas has broken Ruud, Ruud's price now is 2.35, Might
be worth a bet on him. Ruud isnt going away.

Brilliant win by Struff. Its interesting to see these older players still able to win. It just
goes to prove many aspects of the tennis.

Another result in - A tournament win by Fucsovics over Navonne at the Bucharest open,
another older player able to beat the younger players to win that tournament

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Quote from: aoluain on April 20, 2024, 09:30:36 AM

I notice Raducanu made it to the quarter final, I believe now that ahe has been doing
well for the last few weeks, thats promising.

Her performance was quite promising against Swiatek but it wasn't enough to beat the number one player, maybe in Madrid she will be able to show something good, resting for a long time certainly requires adaptation to be able to return to its best performance

Quote from: aoluain on April 20, 2024, 09:30:36 AM

Munich - final is Struff v Fritz. Struff beat Rune in two sets, 6-2 and 6-0. Rune hasnt been
in top form lately. I'll bet he was favourite to beat Struff?

Struff finally won his first ATP title at the age of 33, of course this was very impressive because he did it in front of his public.

An impressive performance from Rybakina, winning her third title this year and she beat Kostyuk in two set, it only takes 1 hour 11 minutes for her to lift the trophy.

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So, two finals today I'd advise you to focus on:

Ruud v Tsitsipas in Barcelona

These guys have just recently met in another final (in Monte-Carlo) where the Greek won the title. Stefanos is on fire now and Ruud's lack of confidence will only amplify his performance.

Rybakina v Kostyuk in Stuttgart

The girls will decide who is going to take a brand new Porsche home. Rybakina defeated Swiatek in her semi and will be super confident today against the junior Grand Slam champion Kostyuk. My bet will be on Elena.

UPDATE: And Rybakina wins the title in Stuttgart! Cool

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Its quarter final time in Barcelona and its looking more and more like a Ruud v Tsitsipas
final. Tsitsipas is looking really confident in Barcelona and plays Diaz Acosta today, Ruud plays
Arnaldi.

Not if Tsitsipas keeps going like that. I stopped counting now but I can tell that there have been so many breaks that I've lost count. Now another break in favor of Acosta and it is going to be a few tough final games in this match. Might be ending in a tie-break and my bet was on Tsitsipas. Maybe only Ruud will go to the final...

Quite surprising that Tsitsipas had such difficulties. Diaz Acosta did not make it easy for him. He even had the chance to reach the semi-final twice in the last set with match point. But in the end Tsitsipas probably had the better nerves. 10:8 in tiebreak. His next opponent will be Lajovic or Fils. Which are already playing and Lajovic leads 3:1.

You could think that, but as much as he is not predictable, it is still his favorite surface and he had no serious opponents in top shape. I think there is a point in choosing him as the potential finalist or even as a potential winner of the tournament. But anyway, at least Barcelona hets to see a pretty high profile final. Not the one they were hoping for for sure as Nadal was out early and Djokovic didn't even start, Alcaraz pulled back. I think we now get to see how the level of expectation for great finals has to drop in the future.

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