Australian Open 2020

[DUN I LOVE]

Szkoda, ze Nedelko nie gra.

Ale za to Nadal zagra (w AO i wygra 20stkę ).

[arti]

[grzes430]

[Damian]

[DUN I LOVE]

Łogel spina poślady. Zazwyczaj, kiedy trenuje "extremely hard", szału nie ma. Wydaje się, że ubiegłoroczny wynik jest w stanie powtórzyć.

https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.p ... nt.658266/

[Kamileki]

Łogel spina poślady. Zazwyczaj, kiedy trenuje "extremely hard", szału nie ma. Wydaje się, że ubiegłoroczny wynik jest w stanie powtórzyć.

https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.p ... nt.658266/

4 runda? Bez problemu.

[Damian]

50 dni?

[DUN I LOVE]

50 dni?

Tak.

[Barty]

50 dni do rozpoczęcia turnieju!!!

[DUN I LOVE]

Trwa rywalizacja o WC z rejonu Azji i Pacyfiku. Mecze można obejrzeć pod poniższym linkiem:
https://www.youtube.com/user/australian ... helf_id=33

[Kamileki]

Widzę, że dwa kangury zawitały na czołówkę. Przepięknie.

[DUN I LOVE]

Cudny ten baner jest. Najlepszy ever.

[Damian]

Australian Open 2020 Asia-Pacific Wildcard Play-off - wyniki I rundy:

[1] Jason Jung d. Jie Cui 6-3 6-4
Yuki Mochizuki d. [8] Tsung-Hua Yang 6-3 6-3
Ze Zhang d. [3] Ramkumar Ramanathan 6-3 6-0
[5] Duckhee Lee d. Sho Shimabukuro 6-2 6-1

[7] Sasi Kumar Mukund d. Sidharth Rawat 6-3 6-2
Yunseong Chung d. [4] Denis Istomin 7-5 6-3
[6] Ji Sung Nam d. Bu Yunchaokete 6-4 6-0
[2] Tatsuma Ito d. Jumpei Yamasaki 6-2 6-2

[Damian]

Australian Open 2020 Asia-Pacific Wildcard Play-off - wyniki 1/4 finału:

[1] Jason Jung d. Yuki Mochizuki 6-1 6-4
[5] Duckhee Lee d. Ze Zhang 7-5 6-3

Yunseong Chung d. [7] Sasi Kumar Mukund 6-4 6-3
[2] Tatsuma Ito d. [6] Ji Sung Nam 3-6 6-1 6-1

[Damian]

Poznaliśmy nazwiska, które wystąpią w australijskich rozgrywkach o dzikusa:

[1] A.Bolt
[2] A.Harris
[3] M.Purcell
[4] B.Mott
[5] A.Vukic
[6] H.Bourchier
[7] J.P.Smith
[8] L.Saville

M.Banes
D.Kelly
J.Grills
T.Fancutt
R.Hijikata
T.Schoolkate
[WC] TBA X2

[Damian]

Australian Open 2020 Asia-Pacific Wildcard Play-off - wyniki 1/2 finału:

[1] Jason Jung d. [5] Duckhee Lee 6-2 6-1

[2] Tatsuma Ito d. Yunseong Chung 1-6 6-4 6-4

[Damian]

2020 Australian Open Wildcard Playoff:

[1] Alex Bolt vs Blake Mott
Thomas Fancutt vs [7] Luke Saville
[3] Max Purcell vs [WC] Dane Sweeny
[WC] Calum Puttergill vs [5] Harry Bourchier

[6] John-Patrick Smith vs Brandon Walkin
Jacob Grills vs [4] Aleksandar Vukic
[8] Maverick Banes vs [WC] Rinky Hijikata
[WC] Tristan Schoolkate vs [2] Andrew Harris

[Damian]

Australian Open 2020 Asia-Pacific Wildcard Play-off - finał:

[2] Tatsuma Ito d. [1] Jason Jung 7-5 6-4

[Mario]

2020 Australian Open Wildcard Playoff:

[1] Alex Bolt vs Blake Mott
Thomas Fancutt vs [7] Luke Saville
[3] Max Purcell vs [WC] Dane Sweeny
[WC] Calum Puttergill vs [5] Harry Bourchier

[6] John-Patrick Smith vs Brandon Walkin
Jacob Grills vs [4] Aleksandar Vukic
[8] Maverick Banes vs [WC] Rinky Hijikata
[WC] Tristan Schoolkate vs [2] Andrew Harris

Ta diva Kokkinakis aktualnie kontuzjowana, czy liczy, że dostanie dzikusa za nic, bo 5 lat temu fajnie się zapowiadał?

[Damian]

Ta diva Kokkinakis aktualnie kontuzjowana, czy liczy, że dostanie dzikusa za nic, bo 5 lat temu fajnie się zapowiadał?

Piszą, że liczy na WC lub będzie w kwalach grał.

Kokkinakis opts against wildcard play-off event on way to Open

Spoiler:

Thanasi Kokkinakis will need either a wildcard from Tennis Australia or have to earn his spot through qualifying in order to play at January’s Australian Open.

The 23-year-old from South Australia, who has had another injury-riddled year, won’t feature at next week’s wildcard play-off event at Melbourne Park.

Kokkinakis, the world No.200, was last year controversially overlooked for one of the discretionary wildcards but gained his way into the Australian Open draw with three wins in qualifying.

Thanasi Kokkinakis.
Thanasi Kokkinakis.CREDIT:ALEX ELLINGHAUSEN
Lower-ranked compatriots Alex Bolt, Marc Polmans and Alexei Popyrin were all granted walk-up starts, prompting intense speculation about the selection process. However, the choices were largely vindicated. Bolt had a strong campaign at Melbourne Park, reaching the third round before losing to German Alexander Zverev, while 20-year-old Popyrin had a breakout 2019 to surge into the top 100.

Kokkinakis hasn’t played since reaching the final of a Challenger event in the United States in September and has been busy on the training court ahead of the Australian summer.

However, he won his first match at the majors in more than four years at the US Open before a persistent pectoral injury hampered him again. He made the heart-breaking decision to withdraw from his second round match against Rafael Nadal after it had been allocated prime time billing in New York.

Thanasi Kokkinakis at the 2019 Australian Open.
Thanasi Kokkinakis at the 2019 Australian Open. CREDIT:EDDIE JIM
“I thought it was all going well. I felt good physically in that match, straight after I felt all right and then the next day when I woke up it was just the same thing that’s been bothering me all year," Kokkinakis said at the time.

Kokkinakis also retired in the Australian Open first round due to injury after his fight through the qualifying process.

In Melbourne next week Bolt, the world No.160, will be the highest ranked Australian in the 16-man field striving to win the wildcard play-off event. Blake Mott, Luke Saville, John Patrick-Smith and rising youngster Rinky Hijikata are also competing.

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/tennis/ ... 53htq.html