Dominic Thiem

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Widze, ze Dominis wraca powoli. Mysle ze Top100 do oonca roku realne.

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Widze, ze Dominis wraca powoli. Mysle ze Top100 do oonca roku realne.

Tak, spokojnie do zrobienia, jeżeli będzie regularnie startował i wygrywał mecze z rywalami słabszymi od siebie, tak jak to ładnie zrobił w Gstaad.

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1) Thiem On Home Soil: Austrian Dominic Thiem will make his ninth appearance in Kitzbühel this week as he looks to create more success at his home event. The 28-year-old won the title in his last appearance in 2019, while he also advanced to the final in 2014. Thiem arrives high in confidence, having backed up his quarter-final run in Bastad by reaching the semi-finals in Gstaad. Thiem faces lucky loser Alexander Shevchenko in the first round.

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No. 199 Dominic Thiem, +75

Former World No. 3 Thiem returns to the Top 200 of the Pepperstone ATP Rankings after reaching the semi-finals at the EFG Swiss Open Gstaad. The Austrian backed up his quarter-final run in Bastad a week prior with victories against Hugo Gaston, Federico Delbonis and Juan Pablo Varillas in the Swiss Alps, a further sign that the 17-time tour-level titlist is rediscovering his best form after returning to action in March following a nine-month layoff due to a wrist injury.

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Very Nervous' Thiem Overcomes Kitzbühel Goosebumps

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When Dominic Thiem walked on centre court Monday at the Generali Open, the same tournament where he made his ATP Tour main draw debut 11 years ago, the Austrian received a deafening ovation from the crowd. The former World No. 3 rewarded his home fans with a 6-4, 6-2 win against lucky loser Alexander Shevchenko.

“I was very, very nervous because even though the past weeks were better and better, I’m still not like two or three years ago when everything was going by itself somehow,” Thiem said in his on-court interview. “My goal was to be able to give a good show, to give good tennis to this amazing crowd and I’m happy that I was able to do it.”

There were some hard-hitting rallies in the match, with both players taking big swings at the ball. At times, Thiem backed up well behind the baseline to attack, especially on returns, which paid dividends in the key moments.

The 2019 Kitzbühel champion won 50 per cent of his return points and broke his opponent’s serve four times to advance after one hour and 29 minutes.

“Definitely it was a very tough match [physically], long rallies. Sometimes amazing pace from both of us and I’m very happy with the way I started here in Kitzbühel,” Thiem said. “Obviously the way I walked in with the atmosphere, with all the memories with the full centre court, it was unreal and it gave me goosebumps. I’m super happy to be the winner tonight.”

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Photo Credit: Generali Open/Alexander Scheuber
The 28-year-old, who is still searching for his best form as he battles back from a wrist injury, will next face countryman Sebastian Ofner. The qualifier clawed past former World No. 7 Gasquet 1-6, 7-5, 7-5 after two hours and 34 minutes earlier in the day to reach the second round.

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