Thanks. Yeah, Coco is lucky that her opponent isn't sharp either.They put #1 and #2 on opposite sides, then 3-4 are random, 5-8 are random, 9-16 are random, 17-32 are random.
Thanks. Yeah, Coco is lucky that her opponent isn't sharp either.They put #1 and #2 on opposite sides, then 3-4 are random, 5-8 are random, 9-16 are random, 17-32 are random.
I think her opponent is actually playing well for her, but she never won a tour-level match before the two she's won here.Thanks. Yeah, Coco is lucky that her opponent isn't sharp either.
Me too. I went to the laundromat to dry my laundry (dryer is broken) and came home to find Swiatek wiped out! Wow.Whoa, I stopped watching and Swiatek is being destroyed by an unseeded player in the final two sets. Swiatek took the 1st but lost 6-1 in the 2nd and is down 5-1 in the 3rd, so she is on the brink.
Agreed but he did pick his game up a bit toward the end of the first set.Djokovic drops the first set to Popyrin, he does not look very good.
The shadows were very funky for most of that set, but he needs to kick it up a couple of notches.Agreed but he did pick his game up a bit toward the end of the first set.
Was wondering about that, I saw the result but not the process. To have to retire after leading the deciding set 5-2, in Wimbledon R16, has got to be soul-crushing. And to one of the nicest people on the tour, too.Paolini/Keys was an awesome seesaw match with an awful ending. Keys was up 5-2 in the 3rd but couldn’t close it and then got hurt serving up 5-4. She tried to gut it out but had to retire at 5-5, Paolini gets Coco if Coco gets by Navarro later.
She took a long timeout at 5-4 and tried to serve it out after that, but she just couldn't. She was literally crying while trying to serve for the match, I have never seen that before.Was wondering about that, I saw the result but not the process. To have to retire after leading the deciding set 5-2, in Wimbledon R16, has got to be soul-crushing. And to one of the nicest people on the tour, too.
And, he wins in straight sets. Navarro leading Coco by a set.Tommy Paul is hanging in there. It's nice when an American makes it past the fourth round.
She's been quietly having a very good tournment.Hugely impressive performance from Emma Navarro, she was quite simply better than Coco in this match. Emma just outhit her all match
Oof. Dropping like flies.Swiatek out, that has to make Coco the favorite, I guess. Maybe Rybakina?
Taylor Fritz playing out of his mind in that tiebreak. I think wearing a headband and shirt that simply says "Boss" must be a little intimidating or motivating or something.Another tie-breaker in the Fritz-Zverev match....
Despite some uneven results to start the year at Masters 1000 tourneys, this is now his 3rd QF in the last 4 slams (with a 4th rounder at this years French)...so "legit top 10" feels right as of now. I dont recall him doing anything great during the pre-US open summer hard court season last year so he should have some points to pick up.Legit top-10 player.
He can absolutely take out Musetti and make the semis, and Djokovic has his work cut out for him to meet him there.
They look OK to me.Djokovic apparently now dealing with some sort of abdominal issue and De Minaur looks like he tweaked something on match point against Fils.
I'm not quite at "fuck that man forever", I have a certain amount of respect for what condition he's been able to keep himself in, but I'm decidedly anti-Djokovic and root against him at every opportunity.Wait, there are TWO Djokovic fans in this thread? I thought it was JA holding his own against the rest of the world. Shit.
Fuck that man forever. He is the absolute worst.