Roland Garros 2023

[Damian]

Roland Garros



Roland Garros - plan gier na niedzielę:

Court Philippe-Chatrier:
(start o g. 11:00): Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova vs Elise Mertens Żbik
(nie przed 12:30): Novak Djokovic vs Juan Pablo Varillas Domanski
(bezpośrednio po): Carlos Alcaraz vs Lorenzo Musetti Stopa/Lewandowski
(nie przed 20:15): Sloane Stephens vs Aryna Sabalenka Olejniczak/Celt

Court Suzanne-Lenglen:
(start o g. 11:00): Karen Khachanov vs Lorenzo Sonego Wolfke
(bezpośrednio po): Karolina Muchova vs Elina Avanesyan Sidor
(bezpośrednio po): Elina Svitolina vs Daria Kasatkina Sidor/Niemiec
(nie przed 16:30): Sebastian Ofner vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Łuczak/Błaszczyk

Court Simonne-Mathieu:
(start o g. 11:00): Shuai Zhang / Kristina Mladenovic vs Xinyu Wang / Su-Wei Hsieh
(bezpośrednio po): Horacio Zeballos / Marcel Granollers vs John Peers / Marcelo Melo
(bezpośrednio po): Elena-Gabriela Ruse vs Marta Kostyuk
(bezpośrednio po): Tim Puetz / Kevin Krawietz vs Fabien Reboul / Sadio Doumbia

Court 14:
(start o g. 11:00): Sara Sorribes tormo / Marie Bouzkova vs Aldila Sutjiadi / Miyu Kato
(bezpośrednio po): Harri Heliovaara / Lloyd Glasspool vs Andreas Mies / Matwe Middelkoop
(bezpośrednio po): Greet Minnen / Anna Bondar vs Giuliana Olmos / Asia Muhammad
(bezpośrednio po): Nicolas Mahut / Su-Wei Hsieh vs Fabrice Martin / Hao-Ching Chan
(bezpośrednio po): Marcelo Arevalo / Marta Kostyuk vs John Peers / Storm Hunter

Court 7:
(start o g. 11:00): Sarah Saito vs Daphnée Mpetshi Perricard
(nie przed 12:00): Michael Venus / Bianca Andreescu vs Mate Pavic / Bethanie Mattek-Sands
(bezpośrednio po): Austin Krajicek / Ivan Dodig vs Rafael Matos / Francisco Cabral
(bezpośrednio po): Théo Papamalamis vs Keegan Rice
(bezpośrednio po): Sarah Iliev vs Anastasiia Gureva

Court 6:
(start o g. 11:00): Emilien Demanet vs Arthur Gea
(nie przed 12:00): Zhaoxuan Yang / Yifan Xu vs Ellen Perez / Nicole Melichar-Martinez
(bezpośrednio po): Nathaniel Lammons / Gabriela Dabrowski vs Jamie Murray / Taylor Townsend
(bezpośrednio po): Tiantsoa Sarah Rakotomanga Rajaonah vs Nina Vargova
Andrea M’chich vs Tomasz Berkieta

Court 3:
(start o g. 11:00): Patrick Schoen vs Yaroslav Demin
(bezpośrednio po): Ella Seidel vs Alina Korneeva
(bezpośrednio po): Alejo Sanchez quilez vs Yi Zhou

Court 4:
(start o g. 11:00): Hayato Matsuoka vs Alexander Razeghi
(bezpośrednio po): Nikola Daubnerova vs Lucciana Perez Alarcon
(bezpośrednio po): Hoyoung Roh vs Reda Bennani
(bezpośrednio po): Mihai Alexandru Coman vs Alejandro Melero Kretzer

Court 5:
(start o g. 11:00): Alevtina Ibragimova vs Lily Taylor
(bezpośrednio po): Sebastian Eriksson vs Hayden Jones
(bezpośrednio po): Mia Slama vs Hayu Kinoshita
(bezpośrednio po): Gustavo Ribeiro De Almeida vs Adriano Dzhenev
(bezpośrednio po): Mara Gae vs Charo Esquiva Banuls

Court 8:
(start o g. 11:00): Darja Suvirdjonkova vs Ella McDonald
(bezpośrednio po): Ranah Akua Stoiber vs Emerson Jones
(bezpośrednio po): Lorenzo Sciahbasi vs Branko Djuric
(bezpośrednio po): Federico Bondioli vs Learner Tien
(bezpośrednio po): Rosita Dencheva vs Sonja Zhiyenbayeva

Court 9:
(start o g. 11:00): Maxim Mrva vs Gabriele Vulpitta
(bezpośrednio po): Oliver Ojakaar vs Maxwell Exsted
(bezpośrednio po): Amelie Smejkalova vs Hannah Klugman
(bezpośrednio po): Alexander Frusina vs Fernando Cavallo
(bezpośrednio po): Ena Koike vs Laura Samsonova

Court 10:
(start o g. 11:00): Sol Ailin Larraya Guidi vs Alena Kovackova
(bezpośrednio po): Federica Urgesi vs Malak El Allami
(bezpośrednio po): Kyle Kang vs Alexander Blockx
(bezpośrednio po): Luca Udvardy vs Tereza Valentova
(bezpośrednio po): Juan Carlos Prado Angelo vs Kaylan Bigun

Court 11:
(start o g. 11:00): Tatum Evans vs Melisa Ercan
(bezpośrednio po): Cooper Williams vs Abel Forger
(bezpośrednio po): Joel Schwaerzler vs Oliver Bonding
(bezpośrednio po): Luciana Moyano vs Francesca Pace
(bezpośrednio po): Aya El Aouni vs Alisa Oktiabreva

Court 12:
(start o g. 11:00): Dino Prizmic vs Jangjun Kim
(bezpośrednio po): Jenny Lim vs Mia Ristic
(bezpośrednio po): Margot Phanthala vs Iva Ivanova
(bezpośrednio po): Kevin Edengren vs Loann Massard
(bezpośrednio po): Valeria Ray vs Cara Maria Mester

Court 13:
(start o g. 11:00): Henry Searle vs Thomas Faurel
(bezpośrednio po): Ariana Anazagasty-Pursoo vs Astrid Lew Yan Foon
(bezpośrednio po): David Fix vs Leo Raquillet
(bezpośrednio po): Lucie Pawlak vs Clervie Ngounoue
(bezpośrednio po): Thijs Boogaard vs Federico Cina

[Damian]

Preview: Alcaraz Seeks Musetti Revenge, Roland Garros QF Return

Spoiler:

Djokovic, Tsitsipas face unseeded upstarts
The Roland Garros men's singles draw is down to 16 title hopefuls after three rounds on the Paris clay. The loaded top half of the men's draw returns to action on Sunday with three of the Top 5 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings set to compete.

Top seed Carlos Alcaraz meets 17th seed Lorenzo Musetti on Court Philippe-Chatrier following Novak Djokovic's matchup against Peru's Juan Pablo Varillas. On Court Suzanne-Lenglen, fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas meets Austrian qualifier Sebastian Ofner after 11th seed Karen Khachanov takes on Italy's Lorenzo Sonego earlier in the day.

ATPTour.com looks ahead at Day 8 by scouting the Sunday schedule in Paris.

Follow The Cast Of ATP Tour | Break Point

[1] Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) vs. [17] Lorenzo Musetti (ITA)
The lone previous ATP Head2Head meeting between these young stars was a memorable one, particularly for Musetti. The Italian upset Alcaraz in the 2022 Hamburg final, recovering from five missed match points in the second set to claim his first ATP Tour title with a 6-4, 6-7(6), 6-4 triumph.

While the pair has not played a competitive match since then, both players have watched each other with great admiration in the 10 months since that final.

"I see a friend. I see that he started a way, a new generation," Musetti said of Alcaraz. "He [won] the first Grand Slam title [of the younger generation], so I think it's sort of inspiration for us, for me, Holger [Rune], Jannik [Sinner], and whoever is behind him, and trying to push him away and trying to get closer.

"I think that the match in Hamburg gave me a lot of confidence, especially on this side.... Of course it's a complete different position, different status, but I think we will enjoy, in this case, our match."

Alcaraz also expects an enjoyable matchup as he braces for the biggest challenge of his Paris run to date.

"He's playing great. He has beaten really tough players. He's a really talented player," said the Spaniard.

"I remember the match in Hamburg. It was really, really tough. This is a match that I'm really looking for, I really want to play that match. I'm going to enjoy it, because it's going to be a really fun match. I would say it's going to be really good rallies, good shots between us, and of course it's going to be a really fun match to watch, as well."


Alcaraz has dropped just one set in reaching the fourth round, including a three-set domination of 26th seed Denis Shapovalov on Friday. It's a stark contrast to his run through the early rounds last season in Paris, when he needed to save a match point to defeat Albert Ramos-Vinolas in the second round. A win on Sunday would see the 20-year-old match his best Roland Garros result by returning to the quarter-finals for the second straight year.

Musetti is also into the Roland Garros fourth round for the second time. The last time he reached that stage, he gave Novak Djokovic a scare by taking a two-set lead behind a pair of tie-break wins. But he faded physically after that and ultimately retired late in the fifth set after the Serbian wrestled away control of the match.

Once again facing a World No. 1 on the Paris clay, the 21-year-old will be ready to go the distance. After playing some of the best tennis of any player this fortnight in a 6-1, 6-2, 6-4 win against 14th seed Cameron Norrie, Musetti will hope to take the initiative against Alcaraz in a matchup of two electric all-court talents.

[3] Novak Djokovic (SER) vs. Juan Pablo Varillas (PER)
Varillas won three five-setters to make history for Peru, becoming the first man from the nation to reach the Roland Garros fourth round since 1994. After knocking of 19th seed Roberto Bautista Agut and 13th seed Hubert Hurkacz in his past two matches, the 27-year-old's task will be even tougher on Sunday against Djokovic.

The Serbian, champion at Roland Garros in 2016 and 2021, has not dropped a set this fortnight but played two marathon sets against 29th seed Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in a 7-6(4), 7-6(5), 6-2 third-round win.

"I don't remember when I played last time three hours [for] two sets. Maybe against Nadal in one of our matches," Djokovic reflected. "This was looking like if I lost one of the first two sets, it was looking like it was going to go four, five hours."

Instead, the Serbian managed to get off the court in three hours, 36 minutes — though he did receive treatment to loosen up his upper leg following the third set.

Djokovic, who has won four tie-breaks across his three victories, downplayed any injury concerns after the match. Instead, his focus is on improving for the second week, a skill he has mastered in winning his joint-record 22 Grand Slam singles titles.

"I'm very self-critical, so I know that I can always do better and I can always play better. But I also try to remind myself, as also the people in my team try to remind me daily, that there are a lot of positives, that I have to try to stay optimistic and look ahead and be in the moment, try to make the most out of it," he said. "I'm happy with where I am at the moment with my game. Can it be better? Certainly."

[5] Stefanos Tsitsipas (GRE) vs. [Q] Sebastian Ofner (AUT)
Tsitsipas has yet to face a seeded player this fortnight, but he called his 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 third-round win against Diego Schwartzman his most difficult outing so far due to the Argentine's solid play from the baseline.

After beating the former Roland Garros semi-finalist, he will now meet Ofner, who is through to the fourth round at a major for the first time. Incredibly, Ofner did not own a tour-level win this season until his run on the terre battue. But after a successful season on the ATP Challenger Tour, the Austrian entered Paris at a career-high of World No. 118 and has since rocketed up the Pepperstone ATP Live Rankings to No. 80 behind his three victories.

Tsitsipas watched some of Ofner's five-set win against Fabio Fognini and will not be taking the surprise opponent lightly on Sunday.

"I know that clay court suits him well. He can play well on this surface," said the Greek. "He has had good results in the past on clay courts. He might not be the guy who you see very often in Masters 1000 tournaments and 500s in terms of going deep and playing and beating top guys, but I'm sure he's on a good streak right now, he's feeling good with his tennis... I'm going to approach it with seriousness and professionalism."

If both Tsitsipas and Alcaraz advance, they will set up a quarter-final showdown — with Djokovic potentially awaiting in the semis.


[11] Karen Khachanov vs. Lorenzo Sonego (ITA)
Khachanov and Sonego will contest their fourth ATP Head2Head meeting and their first since 2019. Both men have advanced to the fourth round with wins of three, four and five sets. Sonego's five-setter came in an upset of seventh seed Andrey Rublev in the third round, during which the Italian stormed back from two sets down to claim a 5-7, 0-6, 6-3, 7-6(5), 6-3 result. He also knocked off 30th seed Ben Shelton in the opening round.

The 11th-seeded Khachanov went five against Frenchman Constant Lestienne in the opening round and won a four-setter against Thanasi Kokkinakis in the third round. The 27-year-old is two wins away from his third consecutive major semi-final after reaching that stage at the US Open and Australian Open. He is also seeking his second Roland Garros quarter-final (2019).

Doubles Action
Sunday will also see four men's doubles matches as teams bid for quarter-final berths. Fifth seeds Harri Heliovaara and Lloyd Glasspool meet 12th seeds Andreas Mies and Matwe Middelkoop in the lone seed vs. seed match on the day, while fourth seeds Austin Krajicek and Ivan Dodig meet Francisco Cabral and Rafael Matos.

On Court Simonne-Mathieu, two-time Roland Garros champions Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz meet Frenchmen Fabien Reboul and Sadio Doumbia, after 10th seeds Horacio Zeballos and Marcel Granollers face John Peers and Marcelo Melo.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/alcaraz ... ay-preview

[Nowitzki]

Zverev - Dimitrov w czwartej rundzie. Meczyk ludzi, którzy mieli seriali Szlemy wygrywać a ledwie Olek jeden finał z tej dwójki zrobił.

Kto wie czy to nie kolejny mecz w sesji wieczornej i czy Zvorek nie zostanie rekrodzistą pod tym względem w tegorocznym turnieju. Mam wrażenie, że dzisiejszy mecz wieczorny to nie tyle ukłon w stronę pań co jedno spotkanie na uspokojenie atmosfery. Zwłaszcza, że dziś u panów nie ma hitu na papierze. Ma takim szanse zostać Alacaraz-Musetti, ale wszystko zależy tu od postawy Włocha.

[Nowitzki]

Pokazał tym meczem niestety Amerykanin, czemu nic nigdy nie wygrał i raczej już nie wygra. Szkoda, bo to gracz o wyjątkowych umiejętnościach i widowiskowości.

Świetnie się go ogląda jak jest w formie i pewnie wielu nie zapomni zeszłego runu na USO i odpaleniu po drodze Nadala, ale cieżko takim graniem bez wyrachowania osiągnąć korzystny rezultat na przestrzeni długiego turnieju. Zwłaszcza granego do 3 wygranych setów.

[Damian]

vs


[11] Karen Chaczanow 2 - 1 Lorenzo Sonego




Tomasz Wolfke

[Robertinho]

Cudowny jest ten turniej, rok temu by człowiek życzył temu biednemu Musettimu wszystkiego najgorszego, a teraz jak chcą grać pięć godzin, to niech sobie grają. Aczkolwiek liczę, że Alcaraz konkretnie zweryfikuje Włocha.

[DUN I LOVE]

R4.

Spoiler:

38. Wimbledon 2016 1895
39. Wimbledon 2015 1861
40. US Open 2011 1751
41. Roland Garros 2023 1666 [R4]

[Mario]

Ciekawe, czy starczy Lorenzo cierpliwości, by odpalić tego sprzeciętniałego gracza.

[DUN I LOVE]

Carlitos zajechał.

[no-handed backhand]

Lorenzo, ty moje odkrycie turnieju.

[Robertinho]

R4.

Spoiler:

38. Wimbledon 2016 1895
39. Wimbledon 2015 1861
40. US Open 2011 1751
41. Roland Garros 2023 1666 [R4]

Rok temu w tym momencie ile było? Niby mnie to nie obchodzi, ale miło by było zdystansować.

[Damian]

R4.

Spoiler:

38. Wimbledon 2016 1895
39. Wimbledon 2015 1861
40. US Open 2011 1751
41. Roland Garros 2023 1666 [R4]

Rok temu w tym momencie ile było? Niby mnie to nie obchodzi, ale miło by było zdystansować.

2022: 1237
2023: 1666

Czas na drugi tydzień.

Spoiler:

42. US Open 2012 1279
43. Roland Garros 2022 1237
44. US Open 2010 1210

[Emu]

Jakim cudem Sonego przegrał tego drugiego seta...

[no-handed backhand]

Jakim cudem Sonego przegrał tego drugiego seta...

To jeszcze nie koniec.

[Olej Oleja Olejem]

Dziś fajne mecze są szkoda,że skończą się pewnie jak zwykle w stylu Alcaraz 62 62 63 i Cipas to samo.

[no-handed backhand]

Włoska cipa.

[Olej Oleja Olejem]

Włoska cipa.

To już po meczu Musetti ?!

[Rroggerr]

Rosyjski Berdych był o 4 asy od bycia o set od trzeciej ćwiartki WS z rzędu, ale będą jeszcze emocje w III secie.

[Olej Oleja Olejem]

Rosyjski Berdych był o 4 asy od bycia o set od trzeciej ćwiartki WS z rzędu, ale będą jeszcze emocje w III secie.

Ibra z Włoch to ogarnie.

[Robertinho]

Włoska cipa.

Ciągle walczyć Gokū. Ale generalnie typowy mecz o oklep od fabstera, pograć jak najdłużej, żeby potem bez wyrzutów sumienia wyżebrać kilka gemów.



@DUN I LOVE czy oburzenie sezonem życia Nishioki w WS to będzie moje typowe skandaliczne wieczne niezadowolenie, czy uzasadniona krytyka poziomu rozgrywek? Bo nie wiem czy coś pisać.