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Quite shocking to see Svitolina make 41 unforced errors and serve below 50% first serves. It was a really uncharacteristic error-strewn performance. She’s usually consistent and quite reliable. Was a big favorite in this one. Frustration with a racquet smash at the end after MP.

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Renata is playing great tennis the last few weeks and she did push Rybakina to 7-5 in the third in Cincinnati, but this was a rough watch from Keys’ perspective. 14 double faults and 89 unforced errors. Struggled to handle the slice mixed in with high heavier loopers.

RT @Spellman_Katie: There will never be a tennis player quite like her. Her courage, warmth and kindness set her apart. I am so grateful to….

When healthy and with a few matches under her belt, Barbora Krejcikova can beat absolutely anybody in the world and win any tournament. Her variety and use of slices in this match was so smart. So skilled. The game and mechanics are so smooth in full flow.

Death Taxes and Sebastian Korda’s body never being right at the U.S. Open 😞.

The match was crashing down on his face and victory that was so close in the 3rd set was slipping away like quicksand. He was limping. Couldn’t hit a first serve. But he came back from a break down in the 5th and saved 5 BPs at 3-3. True grit. Benjamin Bonzi gained so many fans.

I don’t think we should be celebrating and championing this Meddy behavior like this anymore as “iconic”. No other players on tour get away with behaving this badly. Not a good look. There are other great qualities about Medvedev, but let’s be real he behaved appallingly tonight.

Bonzi has now beaten Medvedev at RG, Wimbledon, and U.S. Open. Feels like poetic justice Bonzi won & did so without a first serve in the 5th and being injured. Medvedev behaved appallingly, but in the end it couldn’t hide the fact that his game is a shadow of what it used to be.

Chris Eubanks was correct in his on-court interview. This is Djokovic’s 19th U.S. Open main draw appearance (not 20th like Novak said).

Novak said not on my watch!. 2 hrs 25 minutes. Tien had his moments and chances in the second set, didn’t play a good tiebreak & holding serve was a constant battle. Djokovic too experienced at dealing with his physical woes and navigating out of those sticky situations.

Gotta be honest, that final set tiebreak was amazing tennis. Over half the points were winners from both players. High quality stuff.

My prediction for Novak Djokovic vs Learner Tien is that the total match time will be a minimum of three hours.

RT @TennisONEApp: 🇮🇩JANICE TJEN IS INTO 2ND ROUND 🙌. Great moment for the 23 year old Indonesian who became the first player from her count….

I’ve always kind of known who he was as a player, but I don’t think I actually appreciated the specifics and strengths of his game as much as I have watching him this week. It was a lot of fun. Best I’ve seen Marton play since his Wimbledon 2021 run to the quarters. Going strong!.

Oldest ATP Tour Champs in 2025. Gael Monfils - Adelaide🏆 (38y 4 months).Novak Djokovic - Geneva🏆(38 years).MARTON FUCSOVICS - WS🏆(33y 6 months).