2016 U.S. Open: Day 10, September 7 - Order of Play

[GameSetAndMath]

So, only 1 is left alive.

 

[GameSetAndMath]

I guess this also settles YE #1. There is no more fight in that race.

 

[herios]

So, only 1 is left alive.

Yes. Normally, THE BEST ONE

 

[sid]

Congrats to Kei on his win,but wtf was that gong thing?Murray head was done after the second one.

 

[Kieran]

I saw Ray Donovan sitting behind Lendl in the crowd. This tournament is getting dark! :devil

 

[the AntiPusher]

Lendl looks ready to disown him again.

Sometimes I think Andy is off his mental medicine.. When he is playing Roger, Djoker or Rafa he doesn't seem to pull these silly mental antics .. He had no business loosing this match.. temp Congrats to Nishikori, it wont last for long.. Congrats to Djoker and #13 I think this is got to be the easiest Grand Slam title he will ever win.( I hope I am wrong)

 

[Fiero425]

Congrats to Samurai. :clap.

He tried his best to lose it just 5 points away at 40-L! :cover uzzled :nono :angel: :dodgy:

 

[Fiero425]

So, only 1 is left alive.

Yes. Normally, THE BEST ONE

Thank goodness; was getting ridiculous out there on other sides almost anointing Murray before he won! Idiots! :nono

 

[GameSetAndMath]

So, potentially Kei could retire in the finals against Nole now.

 

[Kieran]

I didn't see that match but it sounds like lousy low level stuff, for this stage of a slam...

 

[Front242]

I didn't see that match but it sounds like lousy low level stuff, for this stage of a slam...

Only got to see the end 'cos I was in the gym but kudos to Nishikori for still managing to win after that awful game he p1$$ed away when up 40-0 at 4-3. Anyway, this can't have been a worse match than Djokovic v Tsonga. A few great passing shots from Novak, sprayed errors from Tsonga and then he retired but he was hardly winning 3 sets after that anyway. But clearly this had to be a better match than that

 

[GameSetAndMath]

From what I hear from the commentators, even though neither was playing great Kei was controlling. i.e., the match was on his racquet.

 

[Sundaymorningguy]

Is this a Stan opportunity as he tries to complete his career slam one slam at a time per year

 

[GameSetAndMath]

I had made different plans for this sunday thinking it will be a Nolandy match. Now, I will cancel my plans and watch the finals. :lolz:

 

[ftan]

It was not a low level match..barring set 1 and set 4 (that Gong made Murray lose his mind). The 3 sets were good, Nishikori played well..had amazing reflexes at net and did very well with disguising his drop shots

 

[herios]

I didn't see that match but it sounds like lousy low level stuff, for this stage of a slam...

It was not a low level match. Yes, there were lousy UE on both sides, however enough spectacular rallies and some genius shots as well. Mixed bag, I would say.

 

[AnonymousFan]

I had made different plans for this sunday thinking it will be a Nolandy match. Now, I will cancel my plans and watch the finals. :lolz:

I always watch the slam finals, but I'm tired of the Novak-Andy matchup. This is good.

 

[Sundaymorningguy]

This is a good opportunity for DelPo!

 

[BIG3]

I didn't see that match but it sounds like lousy low level stuff, for this stage of a slam...

In winner/UFE department, it is far away from high quality slam quarter. But it was very intense, trade break here and there. Each of them broke serve down 0-40. Murray had bigger/better serve,his untimely DF paid huge price. Kei tried everything in his arsenals, besides baseline, his net and dropshot is mind blowing. Well deserved win.

 

[the AntiPusher]

Kei stepped up and is playing a brave game. When playing Nole/Murray, you have to balance aggression and consistency, not self-explode first.

Or just wait until

Murray implodes