Ah ok thank you.The rule changed in the past year. Coach can give hand signals. Coach can give verbal coaching when their player is on the same side of the court.
Ah ok thank you.The rule changed in the past year. Coach can give hand signals. Coach can give verbal coaching when their player is on the same side of the court.
After they screwed him (and others) at Wimbledon in 2022, I will always have a soft spot for Medvedev.Same thing happened to Medvedev when he was serving out the 2021 US Open with the double faults, although he had a huge lead on that day.
So they finished the year a combined 41-1, the 1 Medvedev’s superhuman effort tonight.Djokovic and Alcaraz are a combined 40-0 in Grand Slams this year against the rest of the world, 1-1 against each other.
This is why nobody likes him. And then all his fans come around with "how come nobody likes him? It's all so unfair! Insert wild theory here!", and are seemingly oblivious to how much and how often he's a gratuitous asshole.It was a bit petty of Novak to taunt an unranked 20-year-old who Novak struggled to put away.
I like Azarenka, but I don't think she made it this far.Coco-Azarenka is the matchup to watch out of the two
And win some servesCoco is going to need to wear her down with her speed.
Absolutely, not going to win if she keeps getting broke.And win some serves
That’s 3Absolutely, not going to win if she keeps getting broke.
Absolutely. Just too much power so far.Sabalenka is crazy powerful....Coco is on defense on nearly every point.
She’s forcing things because she’s frustrated with Coco’s defense. In a certain sense those errors aren’t unforced.Sabalenka is rattled, she's making so many errors.
Absolutely, and so many of her opponents cannot recognize that or adjust to it...Coco has done both supremely well in the second and third sets.The announcers are right that Sabalenka is one-dimensional. If she can’t simply over-power you she doesn’t really have a Plan B.
It’s tough to crap on her style too much because she’s won a slam and will be number 1 in world playing this way…but she could be far better than she already is I think.The announcers are right that Sabalenka is one-dimensional. If she can’t simply over-power you she doesn’t really have a Plan B.
To be fair, most of her opponents can’t force her to hit an extra “winner” or two so often…Absolutely, and so many of her opponents cannot recognize that or adjust to it...Coco has done both supremely well in the second and third sets.
Exactly, but that's why Sabalenka hasn't prepared a plan B.To be fair, most of her opponents can’t force her to hit an extra “winner” or two so often…
Yeah, that little ploy seemed suspect at best.Funny she doesn't seem injured at all...