Dominic Thiem

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Ciekawe czy kiedykolwiek wróci do dawnej formy?

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[Lucas]

2021 w liczbach:

Ranking: 15
Bilans meczów: 9-9
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $698,641

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Ciekawe czy kiedykolwiek wróci do dawnej formy?

Czas pokaże, bardzo trudne pytanie, ale ja mam wątpliwości co do jego powrotu.

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[Damian]

Absencja Dominika Thiema potrwa dłużej. Austriak wycofał się z najbliższego turnieju

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Przedłuży się absencja Dominika Thiema. Austriak, który z powodu kontuzji nadgarstka nie gra od pół roku, poinformował, że wycofał się z udziału w startującym w czwartek pokazowym turnieju w Abu Zabi.

Marcin Motyka
Marcin Motyka
15 Grudnia 2021, 07:10

Dominic Thiem
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Z powodu kontuzji nadgarstka Dominic Thiem pauzuje od czerwca. Austriak chciał powrócić do rywalizacji w tym tygodniu i planował występ w pokazowym turnieju w Abu Zabi (16-18 grudnia), lecz za pomocą mediów społecznościowych poinformował, że nie wystąpi w Zjednoczonych Emiratach Arabskich.
"Nie mogłem doczekać się powrotu do rywalizacji w Abu Zabi, lecz czuję, że nie jestem jeszcze gotowy do konkurowania na najwyższym poziomie" - napisał Thiem na Twitterze.


"To rozczarowujące, że w tym roku nie będę częścią tego turnieju, ale muszę kontynuować przygotowania do nadchodzącego sezonu. Mam szczerą nadzieję, że w przyszłości powrócę na Mubadala World Tennis Championships" - dodał.

Oprócz Thiema z udziału w Mubadala World Tennis Championships wycofał się też Casper Ruud. Ich miejsca w obsadzie turnieju zajęli Daniel Evans i Taylor Fritz.

Kolejnym turniejem w harmonogramie Thiema jest startujący 1 stycznia reprezentacyjny ATP Cup.

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/tenis/97570 ... zego-turni

[Nando]

[Damian]

Niewykluczone że w styczniu nie pogramy.

[DUN I LOVE]

Test na Covid negatywny, ale trenować przez tydzień nie dał rady.

[Damian]

Thiem Withdraws From ATP Cup

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Austrian also pulls out of ATP 250 event in Sydney
Dominic Thiem has withdrawn from next month’s ATP Cup and Sydney Tennis Classic, an ATP 250 event, due to a non-Covid-19-related illness, the Austrian announced Sunday.

The 28-year-old, who was due to lead Team Austria at the third edition of the ATP Cup, has not competed on Tour since June when he suffered a right wrist injury at the Mallorca Championships. Austria remains in the ATP Cup despite Thiem's injury.


“After speaking to my team, we have decided to return to Austria, instead of flying directly to Australia,” Thiem wrote on Twitter. “Unfortunately, I caught a cold (and tested negative for Covid-19) while in Dubai and was unable to practise last week. I will therefore not be in the physical condition required to be able to play the ATP Cup and Sydney ATP 250.

“After not competing for the past six months, I can’t take the risk of coming back too soon and picking up a further injury… My aim is still to play the Australian Open but we will make a final decision about my participation by the end of December.”

Thiem went 9-9 on the season in 2021, with his best result a run to the semi-finals at the Mutua Madrid Open.

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Karatsev's Australian Stunner One Of Biggest Slam Upsets Of 2021

5) Roland Garros, First Round, Pablo Andujar d. Dominic Thiem 4-6, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4

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A defeat of Roger Federer in Geneva on clay only two weeks before Roland Garros did not harm Pablo Andujar’s self-belief, even if it was the Swiss star’s first match back from knee surgery.

But while the Spaniard arrived in Paris with a career-best win under his belt, the draw had not been kind. He was scheduled in the first round to face fourth seed and two-time finalist Dominic Thiem, a player whom he had not beaten in three prior ATP Head2Head meetings.

Thiem was the reigning US Open champion but had battled with injuries earlier in the season before his return to clay in May, typically his most successful surface. However, there were worrying signs leading up to the tournament where he had reached the final in 2018 and 2019 and the quarter-finals last year.

Thiem lost three of his seven matches on clay leading in, including a second-round departure in Rome and a first-round defeat in Lyon. Still, there was nothing to suggest he was about to hit a wall against the World No. 68 after he took the opening two sets in just under two hours.

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The 35-year-old Andujar had not won a match at Roland Garros since he reached the third round in 2015, but he began to exploit a mounting error count from his opponent as he took the third set on Court Philippe-Chatrier.

Thiem had never fallen at the first hurdle in seven previous Roland Garros appearances, and his opponent had never come back to win a match after dropping the opening two sets. After breaks were traded at the start of the deciding set, it was Andujar who carried the momentum from a decisive break at 2-2 to a 4-6, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 victory after four hours and 29 minutes.

“It is very special to win here at Roland Garros,” Andujar said. “[It was] such an emotional win for me, being two-sets-to-love down against an amazing player.”

It was just the second time Thiem had lost from two sets up, following his fourth-round defeat to Juan Martin del Potro at the 2017 US Open. He finished the day with 61 unforced errors and was at a loss to explain his capitulation.

“Losing after being two sets to zero up, it’s very strange to me, and I have to think about what’s wrong at the moment,” Thiem said. “…I’ve never had losses like that, especially here at Roland Garros.”

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[Nando]

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[Damian]

Thiem Withdraws From Australian Open

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Austrian pulled out of ATP Cup earlier this month
Dominic Thiem announced Tuesday that he has withdrawn from next month’s Australian Open.

The former World No. 3, who also pulled out of the ATP Cup earlier this month due to a non-Covid-19-related illness, has not played a tour-level match since June when he suffered a right wrist injury at the Mallorca Championships.


“After the short holidays, my team and I have assessed all matters and we have decided to make some changes to my initial tournament schedule: I will start the season in South America at the Cordoba Open in Argentina, end of January, and therefore I will not play this year at the Australian Open in Melbourne,” Thiem wrote on Twitter.

The Austrian reached the Australian Open final in 2020, losing to Novak Djokovic in a five-set championship match. Last season, the 17-time tour-level titlist went 9-9, with his best coming at the Mutua Madrid Open, where he advanced to the semi-finals.

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[Bombardiero]

[Lucas]

[Damian]

Thiem znowu z problemem nadgarstka.

[DUN I LOVE]

Skończy się operacją pewnie.

[Kamileki]

Skończy się operacją pewnie.

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