MargaretMcAleer
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Wow..Alex was up two breaks in the 2nd set and was serving for the match if I recall correctlyHelp!
Another Top Seed bites the dust,
Cam Norries d de Minaur (3) 57 76(5) 61
That was ugly, but nothing new! IDK why people are shocked by anything that happens on the tour! Sans the 2 elites, no one's safe from early on in matches! Leads mean little & seeds prove nothing as we've just about lost most of the top 10 in the draw!Wow..Alex was up two breaks in the 2nd set and was serving for the match if I recall correctly




Alex became a DF machine,Wow..Alex was up two breaks in the 2nd set and was serving for the match if I recall correctly
I'm assuming the two elites are Novak and Carlos. Heck, even Jannik with a big lead isn't a sure a thing. Like I'd trust Rafa, Novak, or Carlos to close it out if they were one game away and serving for the match. As @Murat B. said, with Jannik, I don't have as much confidence, and would actually be worried he gets broken.That was ugly, but nothing new! IDK why people are shocked by anything that happens on the tour! Sans the 2 elites, no one's safe from early on in matches! Leads mean little & seeds prove nothing as we've just about lost most of the top 10 in the draw!![]()
I'm assuming the two elites are Novak and Carlos. Heck, even Jannik with a big lead isn't a sure a thing. Like I'd trust Rafa, Novak, or Carlos to close it out if they were one game away and serving for the match. As @Murat B. said, with Jannik, I don't have as much confidence, and would actually be worried he gets broken.
I think the two almost absolutely certainties were Pete Sampras's serve and Jordan getting foul and hitting his free throws at the end of a game. Pete was the only player that could be down 0-40 and second serve but still be in total control of his serving destiny. Pete's second was so deadly because it was a body serve at 115-121 mph plus he was so lethal to follow it into the net.I'm assuming the two elites are Novak and Carlos. Heck, even Jannik with a big lead isn't a sure a thing. Like I'd trust Rafa, Novak, or Carlos to close it out if they were one game away and serving for the match. As @Murat B. said, with Jannik, I don't have as much confidence, and would actually be worried he gets broken.
API think the two almost absolutely certainties were Pete Sampras's serve and Jordan getting foul and hitting his free throws at the end of a game. Pete was the only player that could be down 0-40 and second serve but still be in total control of his serving destiny. Pete's second was so deadly because it was a body serve at 115-121 mph plus he was so lethal to follow it into the net.
I mentioned it in my Round of 16 matches yesterdayNot sure if this has been mentioned, but Ben Shelton is the only remaining top 10 player.