Tenis juniorski

[MG FCB]

Ja również w finale będę za Chungiem, chociaż faworytem jest Quinzi.

[Rroggerr]

Jutro mecz Quinzi-Chung na korcie nr.1, więc najprawdopodobniej można będzie obejrzeć ten finał. Quinziego znam bardzo dobrze, ale Koreańczyka już niekoniecznie - więc chyba się skuszę.

[Sempere]

Nawet finału debla jest transmisja, czemu tylko oba mecze rozpoczynają się tak późno...

[jaccol55]

Wimbledon - wynik finału:

[6] Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA) d. Hyeon Chung (KOR) 7-5 7-6(2)

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Zwycięzca

[6] Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA)

[Rroggerr]

Oglądał ktoś? Mam nadzieję, że pojawi się niebawem w sieci.

[Samurray]

Gianluigi Quinzi mistrzem juniorskiego Wimbledonu!


dailymail.co.uk

R1 Samm Butler (GBR) 6-1 6-1
R2 [Q] Johannes Haerteis (GER) 6-3 7-5
R3 [10] Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) 6-1 6-1
QF [2] Nikola Milojević (SRB) 6-4 6-3
SF [5] Kyle Edmund (GBR) 6-4 6-4
W Hyeon Chung (KOR) 7-5 7-6(2)

[Rroggerr]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbVDcYjr7SA

Finał Quinzi - Chung. Na tym kanale też wszystkie mecze Wimbledonu juniorskiego począwszy od ćwierćfinałów.

Bardzo podoba mi się tenis Włocha. Wprawdzie jak wejdzie do czołówki to zacznie uprawiać puszerkę, ale tutaj ładnie atakuje.

[Art]

Wywiad po zwycięstwie w juniorskim Wimbledonie13:

Spoiler:

Gianluigi Qunizi - Boys' Singles Final

Sunday 7 July 2013

Gianluigi Quinzi speaks to the media follow his 7-5, 7-6 win over Hyeon Chung in the boys' singles final

Q. You seem very excited. You've been close. You must be excited.
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Yeah, I'm very excited.

Q. Talk a little bit about the match.
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Before the match I was a lot of tight because I knew that I was playing in the big court my first time. So I was a lot of tight, but my coach said to me before the match, Don't look around. Look only the court. Look the Korean guy. Think what we have to play.
And I go to the court. I was a little bit tight the first two games. But after I play my game and I win the tournament. I can't believe that I win. I'm so happy. (Smiling.)

Q. It was a pretty close match. What do you think the difference was?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Play very, very good the important points. The first two game I play very good. I was aggressive. I think he was a lot of tight because he did too many double faults for two games.
But after I was tight again, me. My serve was not very good in the first set. 5 3 him, I break him; three winner from my backhand.
So at 5 4 I play three aces. 5 All I break again, 7 5. I was a lot of confident for the second set.
Second set, until 6 All there was no break. The tiebreak was unbelievable. I play my best tennis in the tiebreaker.

Q. Can you talk a little bit about how physically demanding the match was, because the weather was very hot and a lot of the rallies were long. It was a very high standard. Did you find it tough to compete out there?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Yeah, I was pretty good the first game. The first set I was too tired because we play like 20, 25 shot in a row. So was a lot of tension.
And with the tight, you are too tired. But after I get some recovery stuffs so I was better.
But I play good with my first serve the second set, so I didn't play too much. Like I say before, I play good the important points so that I win the match.

Q. What are your thoughts on grass? Obviously you didn't play growing up on grass court.
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Yeah, grass court I feel good last year. I play unbelievable tennis last year.
But this year, after Roehampton, after the quarterfinal that I lost in Roehampton, I thought that I play unbelievable tennis. He play unbelievable, too.
But I was confident. I didn't think I have to do semifinal again. So I went to the court the first round, and after the first round that I win, I tell to my coach, Maybe I'm going to win this tournament. And then I win.

Q. Your family seemed pretty excited there.
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: I didn't talk to the family yet. Maybe I'm going to talk later or after. I don't know.

Q. You said all through the week you felt you were mentally ready to win here. How did you feel this morning?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Yesterday I didn't sleep at all. I was a lot of tight. 11:00, 11:30 I went to sleep. I was thinking on the match until 12:00.
But after I was tight. I was not 100% today because I didn't sleep well. But after, it's a match. I went to the court, I play my game, and I play unbelievable tennis and I win.

Q. Did you know much about your opponent in terms of like a past history?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Yeah, he's IMG player. I don't know if until now he's IMG player. He's one of my best friends. I know him pretty well. He's a great guy. I practice with him all the time when I was IMG.
I play him two years ago in Bonfiglio and he was a really good player. He improve a lot in these two years.
In grass court, today was unbelievable rallies we play. He was better at the back. I play good important point. He played not good the important point. That's why I win the match. But in the back, he was better.
So I play with him in Bonfiglio two years ago. 6 1, 7 5 I win the match. But today was impressive for me.

Q. Are you looking forward to the ball?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Of course. I'm going over there, yeah.

Q. Do you have somewhere special to put the trophy at home?
GIANLUIGI QUINZI: Somewhere special? I don't know, maybe in my windows. I don't know

http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/news/int ... 17766.html

[Rroggerr]

Rublew w dwóch setach ograł Zvereva podcza Canadian Open Junior Championship - to dwaj najlepsi zawodnicy rocznika 97 na świecie, przy czym Niemiec jest pół roku starszy i drugi w juniorskim rankingu. Brawo dla Rosjanina, który jest ledwie trzy miesiące starszy od Kozlova.

W ćwierćfinale w Kanadzie jest też Garin, Schnur, który ostatnio wygrał pierwszego futuresa, z którym zmierzy się w ćwierćfinale Rublew, Japończycy Saito i Nishioka, Hyeon Chung i rodak Garina - Nicolas Jarry.

Liczę na finał Rublew-Garin. Mogliby transmitować od ćwierćfinałów spotkania tak jak rok temu.

[jaccol55]

US Open - drabinka:

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[1] Alexander Zverev (GER) vs Taylor Harry Fritz (USA)
Bradley Mousley (AUS) vs Carlos Lopez Villa (ESP)
Martin Redlicki (USA) vs Matej Maruscak (SVK)
Ken Onishi (JPN) vs [16] Cameron Norrie (GBR)

[12] Karen Khachanov (RUS) vs Simon Friis Soendergaard (DEN)
Collin Altamirano (USA) vs Dae-Hee Lee (KOR)
Maxime Janvier (FRA) vs Gabriel Vellinho Hocevar (BRA)
Mackenzie McDonald (USA) vs [7] Guillermo Nunez (CHI)

[4] Borna Coric (CRO) vs Tommy Paul (USA)
Jaime Ignacio Galleguillos (CHI) vs Wei Qiang Zheng (CHN)
Johannes Haerteis (GER) vs Alex Rybakov (USA)
Thomas Colautti (GBR) vs [15] Jorge Panta (PER)

[9] Hyeon Chung (KOR) vs Andrey Rublev (RUS)
Quentin Halys (FRA) vs Francis Tiafoe (USA)
Rafael Matos (BRA) vs Reilly Opelka (USA)
Kamil Majchrzak (POL) vs [8] Yoshihito Nishioka (JPN)

[6] Johan Sebastien Tatlot (FRA) vs JC Aragone (USA)
Maximilian Marterer (GER) vs Takashi Saito (JPN)
Frederico Ferreira Silva (POR) vs Luca Corinteli (USA)
Luke Bambridge (GBR) vs [10] Daniil Medvedev (RUS)

[13] Clement Geens (BEL) vs Seong-chan Hong (KOR)
Harry Bourchier (AUS) vs Daniel Kerznerman (USA)
Marcelo Zormann da Silva (BRA) vs Elias Ymer (SWE)
Jared Donaldson (USA) vs [3] Christian Garin (CHI)

[5] Stefan Kozlov (USA) vs Lucas Miedler (AUT)
Jonny O'Mara (GBR) vs Young Seok Kim (KOR)
Thanasi Kokkinakis (AUS) vs Naoki Nakagawa (JPN)
Ernesto Escobedo (USA) vs [11] Nicolas Jarry (CHI)

[14] Roman Safiullin (RUS) vs Alexandre Muller (FRA)
Cem Ilkel (TUR) vs Gage Brymer (USA)
Noah Rubin (USA) vs Hannes Wagner (GER)
Yusuke Takahashi (JPN) vs [2] Gianluigi Quinzi (ITA)

[DUN I LOVE]

Rroggerr, kogo tym razem widzisz w swojej szklanej kuli?

[Rroggerr]

Corić zdecydowanie - hard powinien być jego królestwem. Quinzi jest doskonały na mączce i prawie tak dobry na trawie, ale na betonie nie ma tak dobrych wyników - groźni będą Amerykanie (choć Kozlov już odpadł), Azjaci (Chung w końcu wrócił do optymalnej formy), kibicuję Chilijczykom (Jarry na wspomnianym turnieju w Kanadzie doszedł do finału, gdzie przegrał ze Schnurem, po drodze pokonując Garina) i Rosjanom (Chaczanow, Miedwiediew i Rublew). Reasumując - poza Chorwatem nie mam drugiego klarownego faworyta do finału. Chciałbym, żeby namieszał Rublew (przegrał ze Schnurem w dwóch setach na Canada Junior Open Champ).

A Ty?

[DUN I LOVE]

A Ty?

Tak samo i to od chwili, w której zobaczyłem drabinkę. Rozum zdecydowanie za Borną, serce pragnie jednak Thanasiego. Mam straszną słabość do Australijczyków.

[Saboteur]

Jakie szansę dla Majchrzaka?

[Jacques D.]

A Ty?

Mam straszną słabość do Australijczyków.

Szczerze to rozumiem. Do tej pory Kublera i Duckwortha nie mogę odżałować.

[DUN I LOVE]

Przemek, słyszałeś, że Koobs miał/ma depresję?

[Jacques D.]

Przemek, słyszałeś, że Koobs miał/ma depresję?

Duck też?

[DUN I LOVE]

Nie. Duck sobie akurat ostatnio nieźle radzi - przełamał Top150 i finale chalka był nawet.

Martinek, nie mam pojęcia czego się spodziewać. Żadnego meczu Majchrzaka nie widziałem.

[Jacques D.]

Nie. Duck sobie akurat ostatnio nieźle radzi - przełamał Top150 i finale chalka był nawet.

I to usprawiedliwia lecenie w kwalach Winston z Nielsenem bez większej walki?

[DUN I LOVE]

Turnieju juniorski, już tylko Ty mi zostałeś.