Daniił Miedwiediew

[DUN I LOVE]

Naprawdę nie ma o czym mówić...

Oczywiście, że nie ma o czym mówić, wystarczy spojrzeć na ranking race.

[Emu]

I czego ma to dowodzić? Ktoś musi robić wyniki.

[Starigniter]

A na koniec dnia ma bardzo imponujące CV na tle swoich rówieśników.

Przykro mi, ale to jakby powiedzieć, że czymś niesamowitym jest fakt, że normalny dzieciak ze szkolnej ławki błyszczy na tle niepełnosprawnych umysłowo kolegów z klasy. Żaden sukces i nie ma się absolutnie czym chwalić.

[DUN I LOVE]

I czego ma to dowodzić?

A czego dowodzi nasza wymiana zdań? Umiejętności zamawiania pizzy?

[Emu]

I czego ma to dowodzić?

A czego dowodzi nasza wymiana zdań? Umiejętności zamawiania pizzy?

Biorąc pod uwagę jak spuszczasz się nad swoim futrzakiem to rzeczywiście i zamówienie pizzy mogłoby Cie przerastać.

[DUN I LOVE]

Biorąc pod uwagę jak spuszczasz się nad swoim futrzakiem to rzeczywiście i zamówienie pizzy mogłoby Cie przerastać.

Ok. Potężna argumentacja.

[Emu]

A co mam Ci powiedzieć? Zaplecze w postaci Grek,a Zworka itd jest wyraźnie słabsze od tego, które było w przeszłości.

[DUN I LOVE]

A co mam Ci powiedzieć? Zaplecze w postaci Grek,a Zworka itd jest wyraźnie słabsze od tego, które było w przeszłości.

Ale co to ma wspólnego tym o czym rozmawiamy (że Grek ma szansę zostać numerem 1)? Roddick, Hewitt czy Nalbandian zaczną protestować, że byli na wyższym poziomie, zablokują publikację nowego notowania czy co? Jaki jest związek z tym, że być może byli na wyższym poziomie od Tsitsipasa? Ja nigdzie nie napisałem ani słowa w podczas tej dyskusji na temat poziomu gry Stefanosa, odnosiłem się jedynie do perspektyw na bycie liderem rankingu.

[Barty]

RG21: pierwszy raz w 3. rundzie RG.

[2] Daniił Miedwiediew d. Tommy Paul 3‑6 6‑1 6‑4 6‑3

[Damian]

[Damian]

Medvedev Moves Into Second Week At Roland Garros

Spoiler:

Russian to next face 22nd seed Garin
Daniil Medvedev’s strong form continued as he defeated Reilly Opelka 6-4 6-2 6-4 on a wet Friday in Paris to advance to the fourth round at Roland Garros for the first time in his career.

The second seed, who held an 0-4 record at Roland Garros prior to this year, was rock-solid against Opelka as he continues in his bid to rise to No. 1 in the FedEx ATP Rankings. Medvedev will replace Novak Djokovic at World No. 1 if he reaches the final in Paris and the 34-year-old does not.

The 25-year-old led Russia to the ATP Cup crown prior to a run to the Australian Open final (l. to Djokovic) in February, and he captured his 10th ATP Tour title, all of which have been on hard courts, at the Open 13 Provence in Marseille (d. Herbert).

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The Russian hit 28 winners and committed just 16 unforced errors to set up a clash against clay-court specialist Cristian Garin, the 22nd seed. The victory extends Medvedev’s ATP Head2Head Series lead to 3-1 against big-serving Opelka, and moves him to 21-5 for the season.

Medvedev fought back from 1-3 in the first set against Opelka, and won ten of the next 12 games to grab control. After breaking Medvedev early, the American tamely gave up his advantage in the following game when he pushed a simple volley wide. The miss seemed to influence the mindset of the American as he looked to stay behind the baseline and not move up the court. This benefited Medvedev, who controlled the longer rallies and he wrapped up the set when Opelka fired long on the forehand.

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With the 23-year-old somewhat deflated by the previous 20 minutes, Medvedev continued to dominate in the second set, winning 92 per cent of his first-service points (11/12) as he did not face a break point. The Russian looked comfortable from the back and even toyed with Opelka by using the drop shot to great effect to move further clear.

Opelka dropped serve once again at the start of the third and he continued to struggle on return as Medvedev’s newfound confidence on the clay was on show for all to see on Court Suzanne-Lenglen. Opelka’s first serve increased to 85 per cent in the third set, but it was too late to impact proceedings as the Russian moved through in one hour and 38 minutes.

Opelka, who recorded his first ATP Tour-level wins on clay at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia in May when he reached the semi-finals (l. to Nadal), had dropped just one set on his way to the third round in Paris, beating Andrej Martin and Jaume Munar. However, his 10th defeat of the season (8-10) means the American’s focus will now switch to the grass.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/medvede ... 021-friday

[Bombardiero]

[Nando]

[Nando]

[Bombardiero]

[Kamileki]

RG21: pierwszy razw drugim tygodniu paryskiego szlema.

[2] Daniił Miedwiediew d. [32] Reilly Opelka 6‑4 6‑2 6‑4

[Damian]

[Damian]

From 0 Roland Garros Wins To The QFs: Medvedev Marches On In Paris

Spoiler:

The second seed will next play Tsitsipas
Since last Roland Garros, Daniil Medvedev has joked about hoping to win just one match on the Parisian clay. Now, the Russian star is into the quarter-finals.

The second seed defeated clay-court stalwart Cristian Garin, the 22nd seed, 6-2, 6-1, 7-5 on Sunday to reach the last eight at this tournament for the first time. Before the fortnight, he owned an 0-4 record at Roland Garros.


Medvedev has impressively lost just one set en route to the quarter-finals, and in the 12 sets he has won, the World No. 2 has not been extended to a tie-break. The reigning Nitto ATP Finals champion eliminated Garin, who has won all five of his ATP Tour titles on clay, in two hours and four minutes. Medvedev only lost serve once, and he broke the 22nd seed six times.

The 25-year-old has quietly moved to within striking distance of the No. 1 spot in the FedEx ATP Rankings. If Medvedev lifts the Coupe des Mousquetaires, he will reach World No. 1. The Russian will also claim the top spot after the tournament if he makes the final and Novak Djokovic loses before the championship match.

Medvedev will next play fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas, who defeated 12th seed Pablo Carreno Busta earlier in the day. The second seed leads the Greek 6-1 in their ATP Head2Head series, including a straight-sets win in the semi-finals of this year’s Australian Open.

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Towards the end of his match against Garin, Medvedev showed his confidence with a flurry of jaw-dropping winners from tough positions off the court. The Russian tried to get the Court Suzanne-Lenglen crowd involved, waving his arms for them to make some noise. It was a moment reminiscent of Medvedev’s runs to the final at the 2019 US Open and the 2021 Australian Open.

Medvedev fell behind by a break early in the third set, but that was his only moment of difficulty against the Chilean. The 10-time ATP Tour titlist struck 14 aces and a total of 46 winners, including a lasered backhand on match point to advance.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/medvede ... 021-sunday

[Bombardiero]

[Nando]