LOL! Actually I have met Simon personally in a tournament in Aussie and his mother, I can verify his legs are very thin btwhence he got the nick name 'chicken legs'
I suppose some of it can cone down to genetics, though I firmly believe in 'strength training' that includes players that are thinly built., it can guard you against injuriesAll of them are spindly messes from Tsitsipas to Zverev! In my day they had some meat on their bones with beer bellies! That won't get you into the top 300 these days!
Novak to me is too thin, ever since he went on that 'gluten free diet' he could eat a few Macca'sNo one's doing it better than Novak who was actually doing limbering splits with the Olympic teams in Japan last year! He impressed them all!
And in danger of winning the 4th set. He was down a break, but back on serve. 5-5
Kolar got very tight in the t/break....good overall effort from him.The Young Greek survives for another day
The Young Greek's dad will be popping blood pressure tablet's in his son's next matchOh, honey he's lost that youth over these last couple matches! He's aged exponentially allowing this to happen to him after being in Rome final!
one good thing in GS you do have a day off to recover.
My young Italian is just getting warmed upDelicate, spindly flower Sinner took his 2nd Rnd keeping it to 4 sets as well! IDK where that power comes from! I've seen more robust 10 y,o.'s!
