Sinner drops first 2 sets vs. Dimitrov
And now it looks like Dimitrov is hurt and will retire from the match
Sinner drops first 2 sets vs. Dimitrov
Yep, very fortunate for Sinner.And now it looks like Dimitrov is hurt and will retire from the match
Heartbreaking, and a get out of jail free card for Sinner.And now it looks like Dimitrov is hurt and will retire from the match
Yep, very fortunate for Sinner.
Agree, he didn't look like himself today, especially with the forehand.Sinner’s elbow still may cause him problems in the next round. But yes, fortunate that he at least gets the opportunity to get that right and play another match.
Got it back and won to move on to the semi-finals.The momentum has shifted on Fritz.
Anisimova wins in 3 sets.Anisimova takes 1st set off Sabalenka 6-4.
Anisimiova can make it 3 for 3 for American slam winners and all different players in 2025. I'll be shocked if swiatek doesn't win this thing thoughUSA USA USA
I'm not saying Djokovic can't, or wont win. But, if you remove their names and just look at the history of their meetings and the last two years, Sinner is a big favorite. He's beaten Djokovic 4 straight times, including the last two time they played in a grand slam. Neither were particularly close matches. Sinner has also won 3 of the last 6 majors (Djokovic has 0).Really excited for Men Semis. For all the early craziness these are the 4 best fast court players in the world. I think both Semis will be competitive. I think Alcaraz beats Fritz in competitive 4 set match and other is a tossup provided both are healthy. I lean Djokovic in 4 but he has to play the huge points incredibly well and probably win any tiebreakers.
Anisimova vs. Swiatek for the ChampionshipAnisimova wins in 3 sets.
Removing their names is impossible you have to consider that when you have arguably the greatest player of all time. It's the experience of these moments and what his ceiling is in any given match. Like the Olympics final vs Alcaraz last year. There's very few capable of pulling that off and djokovic is 1. He's not going to be as consistent or dominant in grandslams of course but in 1 match he's still just a notch below the best players. He beat Alcaraz in Australia and zverev in the French just this year. I think the last match against Sinner in French was much closer than just a straight sets victory. Djokovic was equal or better for most of 2 of those 3 sets. The Australian open of 24 I agree was much more convincing.I'm not saying Djokovic can't, or wont win. But, if you remove their names and just look at the history of their meetings and the last two years, Sinner is a big favorite. He's beaten Djokovic 4 straight times, including the last two time they played in a grand slam. Neither were particularly close matches. Sinner has also won 3 of the last 6 majors (Djokovic has 0).
I see most analysts calling the match essentially a toss-up. I disagree. Djokovic might win, but it will take a decent upset. Sinner will either have to play his worst match in the last 12-18 months, or his elbow has to be a problem. Otherwise I don't see Djokovic winning.
All fair points. I still consider Sinner to have about a 75% chance to win.Removing their names is impossible you have to consider that when you have arguably the greatest player of all time. It's the experience of these moments and what his ceiling is in any given match. Like the Olympics final vs Alcaraz last year. There's very few capable of pulling that off and djokovic is 1. He's not going to be as consistent or dominant in grandslams of course but in 1 match he's still just a notch below the best players. He beat Alcaraz in Australia and zverev in the French just this year. I think the last match against Sinner in French was much closer than just a straight sets victory. Djokovic was equal or better for most of 2 of those 3 sets. The Australian open of 24 I agree was much more convincing.
I consider this to be Sinner's worst surface and I assume you'd agree. I think Djokovic should slice like Dimitrov did it really negates those thumper groundies sinner plays with the low bounce. He obviously can't slice like Dimitrov and has a great backhand himself but I think it's just 1 thing sinner doesn't do as well on the grass. Djokovic will get a lot more free points here than he did at the French. You really think it'd be a huge suprise for Djokovic to win? I differ there I'm actually picking Djokovic. If it was any other slam I'd agree with you. Last thing Djokovic can afford is what happened yesterday and losing first set 6-7. Other thing is both players have their own injury concerns so I'm in dark as far as health of each.