Re: Australian Open 2015
: 18 sty 2015, 12:26
Ja też dziś wcześniej spać, a o 5- tej pobòdka. Na razie niestety mam jeszcze zajęcia, ale od środowej nocy zaczynam oglądanie na pełen etat 
Ymer Leads Young Gun Qualifiers, Bedene Continues Strong Start
Melbourne, Australia
Elias Ymer, 18, is one of four teenagers in the Australian Open main draw.
Spoiler:
Elias Ymer will be one of three qualifiers to make their Grand Slam debuts when the 2015 Australian Open gets underway next week.
The highly-touted 18-year-old joined Marius Copil and Yuki Bhambri in the main draw after securing final qualifying round victories on Saturday at Melbourne Park. Ymer did not drop a set in impressively ousting former World No. 24 Benoit Paire, Jan Mertl and fellow young gun Hyeon Chung. He opens against Go Soeda on Tuesday, with a potential third round clash against top seed Novak Djokovic looming.
After 10 failed Grand Slam qualifying attempts, 24-year-old Copil finally broke through as well. A day after edging Philipp Petzschner 8-6 in the third set, the Romanian denied US Open boys' champion Omar Jasika 7-6(5), 6-2 to qualify. Also appearing in his first major main draw is Indian Yuki Bhambri, who faces a tough opening round task against three-time finalist Andy Murray.
Aljaz Bedene surged through qualifying a week after reaching his first ATP World Tour final at the Aircel Chennai Open (l. to Wawrinka). Bedene defeated Michal Przysiezny 6-4, 6-4 on Saturday to advance to his seventh Grand Slam main draw, but the Slovenian will face a tall order in a first round meeting with four-time champion and World No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
Joining Bedene at Melbourne Park following successful qualifying ventures are former World No. 8 Jurgen Melzer, who will appear in his 12th Australian Open in 13 years, and 20-year-old young gun Kyle Edmund of Great Britain. Melzer overcame Steve Darcis in three sets to progress to the main draw, while Edmund survived a thriller against Aussie Dane Propoggia, prevailing 9-7 in the third set. The Brit will square off with Steve Johnson in the first round.
Illya Marchenko will duel with eighth-seed Milos Raonic, while Jimmy Wang battles No. 19 seed John Isner in other high-profile first round clashes. Rounding out the group of 16 qualifiers are Americans Tim Smyczek and Michael Russell, who is appearing at Melbourne Park for the 11th time since 2001, Germans Tim Puetz and Matthias Bachinger, as well as Ruben Bemelmans, Alexander Kudryavtsev, Jan Hernych and rising French talent Laurent Lokoli.
The highly-touted 18-year-old joined Marius Copil and Yuki Bhambri in the main draw after securing final qualifying round victories on Saturday at Melbourne Park. Ymer did not drop a set in impressively ousting former World No. 24 Benoit Paire, Jan Mertl and fellow young gun Hyeon Chung. He opens against Go Soeda on Tuesday, with a potential third round clash against top seed Novak Djokovic looming.
After 10 failed Grand Slam qualifying attempts, 24-year-old Copil finally broke through as well. A day after edging Philipp Petzschner 8-6 in the third set, the Romanian denied US Open boys' champion Omar Jasika 7-6(5), 6-2 to qualify. Also appearing in his first major main draw is Indian Yuki Bhambri, who faces a tough opening round task against three-time finalist Andy Murray.
Aljaz Bedene surged through qualifying a week after reaching his first ATP World Tour final at the Aircel Chennai Open (l. to Wawrinka). Bedene defeated Michal Przysiezny 6-4, 6-4 on Saturday to advance to his seventh Grand Slam main draw, but the Slovenian will face a tall order in a first round meeting with four-time champion and World No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
Joining Bedene at Melbourne Park following successful qualifying ventures are former World No. 8 Jurgen Melzer, who will appear in his 12th Australian Open in 13 years, and 20-year-old young gun Kyle Edmund of Great Britain. Melzer overcame Steve Darcis in three sets to progress to the main draw, while Edmund survived a thriller against Aussie Dane Propoggia, prevailing 9-7 in the third set. The Brit will square off with Steve Johnson in the first round.
Illya Marchenko will duel with eighth-seed Milos Raonic, while Jimmy Wang battles No. 19 seed John Isner in other high-profile first round clashes. Rounding out the group of 16 qualifiers are Americans Tim Smyczek and Michael Russell, who is appearing at Melbourne Park for the 11th time since 2001, Germans Tim Puetz and Matthias Bachinger, as well as Ruben Bemelmans, Alexander Kudryavtsev, Jan Hernych and rising French talent Laurent Lokoli.
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