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I'm not sure you're quite there yet.First I taught it was a phony world, but when I goggle it I chainsaw the left meaningless.
I'm not sure you're quite there yet.First I taught it was a phony world, but when I goggle it I chainsaw the left meaningless.
Koepfer? No one even knows who he is. Anyone?
Deliciano is eternal. Ask Judy Murray.Lopez looks tired to me,he is no spring chicken
Don't color me overly impressed.Munar, Opelka and Basilashivili now know him... none of them is a gimmie.
Deliciano is eternal. Ask Judy Murray.
Maybe, but I'm still reserving judgement as to whether it serves him, or not.One thing that amazes me about Medvedev is that while he can be a serious brat (I am being super nice here btw) he actually does not allow those negative "outbursts" to affect his play. In a way, he uses those outbursts to allow himself to become more aggressive from the baseline. It's like, "Yes, I am brat BUT I will show you guys that I am still a very good tennis player."
One thing that amazes me about Medvedev is that while he can be a serious brat (I am being super nice here btw) he actually does not allow those negative "outbursts" to affect his play. In a way, he uses those outbursts to allow himself to become more aggressive from the baseline. It's like, "Yes, I am brat BUT I will show you guys that I am still a very good tennis player."
Shades of John Mac
Yeap! The reason I said about Medvedev above is that this is the type of a match if Medvedev loses his cool, he could have easily got beaten in 3 to 4 sets. But after his outbursts in the 1st set, he settled in and went to business mode.
If this was Kyrgios, yeah we know what would have happened...
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