Miami 2023

[DUN I LOVE]

Alcaraz wciąż z szansą na dwa rekordy: pierwszy nastolatek wygrywający Sunshine Double oraz pierwszy gracz w historii, który zrobił to bez straty seta
https://www.tennis.com/news/articles/th ... -same-year

Dublet bez straty seta to faktycznie byłoby coś.

[Robertinho]

Serwis, a później forehand. Backhand bywa użyteczny, zwłaszcza na szybkim korcie, bo gra z niego płasko i ogólnie jest to całkiem przyzwoite uderzenie, no ale nie jest jednak głównym źródłem punktów. Sam zainteresowany też tak to widzi.

Pewnie tak, wręcz na pewno, ale po pierwsze dla gracza top 10 powinien być to standard, więc dla mnie bh jest tym co robi różnicę i wnosi jego grę na wyższy poziom, tj to że nie tylko nie ma tam dziury, ale potrafi zapunktować.

Ale dla mnie i u Alcaraza większe wrażenie robi ten bh w gimnastycznych pozach grany, a nie najlepszy fh w rozgrywkach. Pewnie lata obserwacji gwałcenia tego uderzenia u różnych graczy przez rafole i trauma obserwacji różnych Tsitsipasów i Augerów, które muszą odsuwać się od kortu, żeby sensownie zagrać z lewej, zrobiły swoje.

[Damian]

Miami Open presented by Itau




Miami - plan gier na poniedziałek:

Stadium:
(start o g. 18:00): [Q] Cristian Garin vs [2] Stefanos Tsitsipas
(nie przed 19:00): [3] Jessica Pegula vs [20] Magda Linette
(bezpośrednio po): [10] Elena Rybakina vs Elise Mertens
(nie przed 01:00): Lorenzo Sonego vs [12] Frances Tiafoe
(nie przed 02:30): [16] Barbora Krejcikova vs [2] Aryna Sabalenka

Grandstand:
(start o g. 17:00): [25] Martina Trevisan vs [24] Jelena Ostapenko
(bezpośrednio po): Quentin Halys vs Mackenzie McDonald
(bezpośrednio po): [5] Felix Auger-Aliassime vs [25] Francisco Cerundolo
(bezpośrednio po): [8] Hubert Hurkacz vs Adrian Mannarino
(nie przed 01:00): Bianca Andreescu vs [18] Ekaterina Alexandrova

Butch Buchholz:
(start o g. 17:00): [14] Karen Chaczanow vs Jiri Lehecka
(bezpośrednio po): [23] Qinwen Zheng vs [27] Anastasia Potapova
(bezpośrednio po): Sorana Cirstea vs Marketa Vondrousova
(bezpośrednio po): [15] Petra Kvitova vs [Q] Varvara Gracheva
(bezpośrednio po): [Q] Christopher Eubanks vs Gregoire Barrere

Court 1:
(start o g. 17:00): Maximo Gonzalez / Andres Molteni vs Marcelo Melo / John Peers
(nie przed 19:00): Alexander Bublik / Miomir Kecmanovic vs [5] Lloyd Glasspool / Harri Heliovaara
(bezpośrednio po): Juan Sebastian Cabal / Robert Farah vs Santiago Gonzalez / Edouard Roger-Vasselin
(bezpośrednio po): [1] Wesley Koolhof / Neal Skupski vs Mackenzie McDonald / Botic van de Zandschulp

Court 7:
(start o g. 18:00): [Alt] Irina-Camelia Begu / Anhelina Kalinina vs [5] Yifan Xu / Zhaoxuan Yang
(bezpośrednio po): Leylah Fernandez / Taylor Townsend vs [7] Beatriz Haddad Maia / Giuliana Olmos
(bezpośrednio po): [8] Nicole Melichar-Martinez / Ellen Perez vs Anna Kalinskaya / Caty McNally

[Damian]

Preview: Tsitsipas Makes Miami Bow, Felix In Third-Round Action

Spoiler:

Former champion Hurkacz and home hope Tiafoe also play on Monday
Editor's Note: Daniil Medvedev has been given a walkover into the fourth round by Alex Molcan (right hip)

The third round draws to a close Monday at the 2023 Miami Open presented by Itau, where a host of top names are in action as they try to extend their run at the second ATP Masters 1000 event of the year.

After a bye and a walkover, respectively, in the opening two rounds, second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas takes to court at Hard Rock Stadium for the first time this year against Cristian Garin. The in-form Daniil Medvedev plays Alex Molcan, while Felix Auger-Aliassime meets 2022 semi-finalist Francisco Cerundolo.

With 2021 champion Hubert Hurkacz and home favourite Frances Tiafoe also in third-round action, ATPTour.com previews an intriguing Day 6 in southern Florida.

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[2] Stefanos Tsitsipas (GRE) vs. [Q] Cristian Garin (CHI)
Consistency has been the name of the game for Tsitsipas in recent years at Hard Rock Stadium. The Greek has reached at least the fourth round in each of the past three tournament editions, including a career-best quarter-final showing in 2021.

With his run-in to this year’s event hampered by an ongoing shoulder issue, Tsitsipas will have been grateful for the extra two days preparation for his Miami bid after Richard Gasquet withdrew from the pair’s second-round clash. The Greek’s third-round meeting with Garin will open the day’s play inside the Stadium court, where he will seek to bounce back from his opening-round defeat in Indian Wells.

"Everything is getting better and I'm heading toward the right direction," said Tsitspas earlier this week. " to play pain-free and just be able to step out there and show something different than Indian Wells because Indian Wells was a big struggle... I hope I get to play with more of an element of fun on the court and not think too much about my arm."

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Tsitsipas’ match fitness will likely be put to a stern test by the in-form Garin. The former World No. 17 won through qualifying before reaching the fourth round in Indian Wells, and now has the opportunity to match that achievement in Miami by upsetting Tsitsipas.

The Chilean’s ability to make an impact against the second seed’s huge serve will be a key factor in fast conditions in Miami, where the Chilean had not won a main-draw match prior to this year. He will also hope for similarly raucous support to that he enjoyed from the stands during his second-round win against Sebastian Baez as he chases his first tour-level win against Tsitsipas in three attempts.


[4] Daniil Medvedev vs. Alex Molcan (SVK)
Daniil Medvedev may have had his 19-match winning streak snapped by Carlos Alcaraz in the Indian Wells final, but the 27-year-old rediscovered his rhythm in style on Saturday night in Miami. The fourth seed dropped just three games against Roberto Carballes Baena to set a first ATP Head2Head meeting against Molcan.

Medvedev’s recent red-hot run was heavily based on his world-class retrieval skills around the baseline. Against Carballes Baena, however, there were signs that the faster conditions in Miami will enable Medvedev to hit through opponents more regularly — he struck 18 winners past the Spaniard in his quickfire win, and he will hope to put Molcan’s defence to a similar test on Monday.


The World No. 56 Molcan is competing in Miami for the first time this year, and the 25-year-old dug deep to outlast Jordan Thompson and 28th seed Yoshihito Nishioka in his opening two matches. The Slovakian has now equalled his best Masters 1000 showing, which he set in Indian Wells just two weeks ago, but will have to notch his career-best win against the World No. 5 Medvedev if he wants to go one better in South Florida.

[5] Felix Auger-Aliassime (CAN) vs. [25] Francisco Cerundolo (ARG)
A rematch of their recent Indian Wells third-round match will see the fifth-seeded Auger-Aliassime take on 2022 semi-finalist Cerundolo. The Canadian prevailed 7-5, 6-4 in California two weeks ago, his second victory against the Argentine this year after a four-sets win at January’s Australian Open.

Both players enjoyed straight-sets victories in their opening matches at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, although Auger-Aliassime was forced to dial in on serve to down Thiago Monteiro in a pair of tie-breaks. The World No. 6 has reached the quarter-finals at the past six ATP Masters 1000 events, proving himself one of the most consistent performers on some of the ATP Tour’s biggest stages.

The 22-year-old will trust his precise serve and powerful forehand to do the damage as he tries to move past a player who now holds a 6-1 record in Miami. Cerundolo will hope that his opening win against Aleksandar Kovacevic, as well as memories of his run to a first Masters 1000 semi-final from a year ago, can inspire him to a third Top 10 career victory.


Also In Action…
Besides Alcaraz, Hubert Hurkacz is the only former champion left in the Miami draw. The 2021 titlist plays Adrian Mannarino, who took out #NextGenATP American Ben Shelton in the second round, on Grandstand.

Jiri Lehecka’s impressive form in Miami will be put to the test by 14th seed Karen Khachanov on Court Butch Buchholz. The 21-year-old Czech is yet to drop a set on event debut at Hard Rock Arena.

The other third-round clashes on Monday’s schedule all involve home favourites. The 12th-seeded Frances Tiafoe faces the hard-hitting Lorenzo Sonego, Mackenzie McDonald meets Quentin Halys, and qualifier Christopher Eubanks will try to extend his dream run against Gregoire Barrere.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/tsitsip ... -6-preview

[Damian]

Miami Open presented by Itau



VI dzień - H2H:

[8] Hubert Hurkacz 2 - 1 Adrian Mannarino


[Q] Christopher Eubanks 0 - 0 Gregoire Barrere


Quentin Halys 0 - 0 Mackenzie McDonald

[5] Felix Auger-Aliassime 2 - 0 [25] Francisco Cerundolo


Lorenzo Sonego 1 - 1 [12] Frances Tiafoe


[14] Karen Chaczanow 0 - 0 Jiri Lehecka
[Q] Cristian Garin 0 - 2 [2] Stefanos Tsitsipas

[Art]

[DUN I LOVE]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

[Robertinho]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

Właśnie miałem napisać, że Polsat zręcznie przeszedł od Łechtaczki do Cipy.

[DUN I LOVE]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

Właśnie miałem napisać, że Polsat zręcznie przeszedł od Łechtaczki do Cipy.

Wszak to męski penis.

[Robertinho]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

Właśnie miałem napisać, że Polsat zręcznie przeszedł od Łechtaczki do Cipy.

Wszak to męski penis.

Penis już odpadł.

[DUN I LOVE]

Hubert nie z takim sobie radził.

[Damian]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

Nie Eubanks?

[DUN I LOVE]

Topi mnie Czech w Mtt. Jak to w życiu - wszystko przez łechtaczkę.

Nie Eubanks?

Najpierw patrzę na gwiazdki, później się zajmę resztą.

[Barty]

Właśnie miałem napisać, że Polsat zręcznie przeszedł od Łechtaczki do Cipy.

Wszak to męski penis.

Penis już odpadł.

Akurat z dupą przerżnął.

[Kiefer]

Gagarin z setem.

[Mario]

Ładny set Garina. To, że za sprawą Greka, wyglądał jak Karlovic na Wimbledonie na serwisie, na pewno pomogło w tym wszystkim.

[no-handed backhand]

Quentin Halys to chyba najgorszy tenisista, jakiego widziałem w życiu, heh

[LokalnyEkspert]

Dobrze, że tata Cipasa ma czapeczkę z napisem "ATP kołcz", bo inaczej bym się nie domyślił.

[DUN I LOVE]

Quentin Halys to chyba najgorszy tenisista, jakiego widziałem w życiu, heh

Prowadzi z pogromcą Nadala. Jak słaby w takim razie musi być Rafael?

Tsitsipas dalej jest sobą. Nie przypominam sobie tak dobrego gracza, który byłby tak beznadziejny jednocześnie - biorąc pod uwagę ostatnie długie miesiące jego kariery.

[Mario]

Ależ się oddał Chilijczyk, coś obrzydliwego.