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Jack will drop to the middle 120's in the rankings with him probably missing Miami and IW where he has some points coming off...the rest are all first round loses...his major points came in November in Paris...so I doubt he will drop any further than #125.

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Monfils = still dangerous when he wants to be and is healthy. Just beat Tsitsipas in Sofia. No Stefanos/Daniil rematch in the SFs.

 

 

 

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Tsitsipas had already beaten Monfils before. I am surprised he lost to him. Monfils is all over the place and I can't take him serious as a tennis pro.  I wonder how many will play Rotterdam.....RBA pulled out of this weeks tourney....Raonic is still injured.....Pauille lost early this week....and Tsitsipas must still be exhausted from his Aussie run. 

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9 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Tsitsipas had already beaten Monfils before. I am surprised he lost to him. Monfils is all over the place and I can't take him serious as a tennis pro.  I wonder how many will play Rotterdam.....RBA pulled out of this weeks tourney....Raonic is still injured.....Pauille lost early this week....and Tsitsipas must still be exhausted from his Aussie run. 

Cilic has withdrawn:

 

 

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21 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Tsitsipas had already beaten Monfils before. I am surprised he lost to him. Monfils is all over the place and I can't take him serious as a tennis pro.  I wonder how many will play Rotterdam.....RBA pulled out of this weeks tourney....Raonic is still injured.....Pauille lost early this week....and Tsitsipas must still be exhausted from his Aussie run. 

 

Well, I watched the match and Monfils was focused, which is not always the case. Tsitsipas tried to take away his timing and it worked for a few points here and there, but Monfils is pretty speedy and caught on fairly quickly.

There were a few bad calls but they surprisingly went against Monfils.  Carlos Bernades wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed out there today, if anyone was tired, surely it was him.

Monfils came out very aggressive, came into net often--he played the type of tennis he's always been capable of but doesn't always put into motion.  Also, Monfils mixed up the pace and ultimately, messed with Tsitsipas' timing on the ball.  At times, it seemed as if he was beating Tsitsipas at his own game.

They had only played once before, so perhaps Monfils learned from that and knew what to expect and how to play him this time.

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1 minute ago, DramatistDreamer said:

 

Well, I watched the match and Monfils was focused, which is not always the case. Tsitsipas tried to take away and it worked for a few points here and there, but Monfils is pretty speedy and caught on fairly quickly.

There were a few bad calls but they surprisingly went against Monfils.  

Monfils came out very aggressive, came into net often--he played the type of tennis he's always been capable of but doesn't always put into motion.  Also, Monfils mixed up the pace and ultimately, messed with Tsitsipas' timing on the ball

They had only played once before, so perhaps Monfils learned from that and knew what to expect and how to play him the next time.

I guess it's his one great match of the year....He has tanked so matches in his career that's its not even funny anymore from Berdych to others. When I thought he would beat the other player. I guess something motivated him this weekend because he more often than not doesn't give a damn.

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Interestingly enough, the crowd seemed to be with Monfils.

I don't underestimate any player who has been in the Top 10. 

 

 

21 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

Cilic has withdrawn:

 

 

 

I've heard the Kyrgios has also withdrawn.

...but that can't really be a surprise to anyone, can it?

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39 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

Cilic has withdrawn:

 

 

Just saw that...he has been injured since the beginning of the year but still played in Australia ......

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50 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

This late-career surge for Pierre-Hugues Herbert in singles is really something.

He's good for an upset or two with a 250 tourney win in him nothing more. Berdych losing to him is ridiculous. This is why Berdych never won a major. 

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Does anybody know why folks think Medvedev is trash?  I know Fucsovics has become popular but I have noticed a lot of negative feedback about Medvedev.

 

 

Strycova looks like she's sitting in a booster seat.

 

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48 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

I think he's trash too....LOL.  I flove...Fucsovics

 

I can't with Medvedev game...just never liked it...

 

A commentator once said "He brings his opponents' games down to his level, he makes them play badly".:ph34r:

 

I watched a few games (very few) of Fed Cup specifically AUS vs. USA and both Madison Keys' and Sloane Stephens' performances in Fed Cup are the reason why I really cannot invest in either of them.  

Keys was up 3-0 on Ashleigh Barty and had she held serve, Keys would've been up 4-0.  

I leave for a few minutes and return and it's 3-1.  I figure, well, Keys is still up a break but clearly Barty got one of the breaks back.

I leave again, this time for longer.  I return, Barty is up 5-3.  Me: "Keys is totally gonna lose this, isn't she?" 

Checking back and the match is over.   Me:  "Australia figures they can win this now, Madison really must've lost". 

Keys was supposed to be the leader of this team, since she is the highest ranked player on today's squad but just like when Stephens was supposed to be the leader, she flopped. 

Now, it's up to CoCo, I mean Collins to rescue the tie for the US.:rolleyes:

Last time around, when the U.S. won the Fed Cup a couple years ago, it was supposed to be Sloane's team but CoCo ended up putting in the work to win the final.

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I usually skip anything Davis Cup or Fed Cup...just hate it.  

 

Medvedev game is so ugly looking to watch....LOL.....

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