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[Damian]

Tenis. Koronawirus zatrzyma rozgrywki aż do połowy czerwca? Tak uważa Tennys Sandgren

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Rozgrywki ATP Tour zostały zawieszone do końcówki kwietnia, ale przerwa może potrwać dłużej. - Nie będę zdziwiony, jeśli nie wrócimy do gry aż do sezonu na trawie - powiedział Tennys Sandgren.
Marcin Motyka
Marcin Motyka
17 Marca 2020, 05:15

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Tenis. Bernard Tomic odizolował się od otoczenia. Ma objawy koronawirusa
Koronawirus sparaliżował tenis. Z powodu epidemii rozgrywki ATP Tour zostały zawieszone na czas sześciu tygodni. Tenisiści mają wrócić do rywalizacji pod koniec kwietnia, ale są to bardzo optymistyczne założenia i bardzo często pojawiają się głosy, że przerwa potrwa dłużej.
Tak uważa m.in. Tennys Sandgren. Ćwierćfinalista Australian Open jest zdania, że rozgrywki zostaną wznowione dopiero w połowie czerwca. - Nie będę zdziwiony, jeśli nie wrócimy do gry aż do sezonu na trawie - powiedział w rozmowie z "New York Times".


Amerykanin uważa, że w zaistniałych okolicznościach Stowarzyszenie Profesjonalnych Tenisistów (ATP) podjęło dobrą decyzję, przerywając zmagania. - Czy zbieranie się na zawodach sportowych ma sens, jeśli będzie to skutkować zalewaniem systemu opieki zdrowotnej? - zapytał retorycznie. - Oczywiście, że nie. I ludzie muszą to po prostu zrozumieć.

Gdyby nakreślony przez Sandgrena scenariusz sprawdził się w rzeczywistości, nie odbyłby się m.in. wielkoszlemowy Roland Garros (24 maja - 7 czerwca), a tenisiści wróciliby do gry na trzy tygodnie przed Wimbledonem (29 czerwca - 12 lipca). O ile oczywiście londyński turniej dojdzie do skutku, bo koronawirus szaleje również w Wielkiej Brytanii.

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[Damian]

Różne teorie na temat powstania koronawirusa. Tennys Sandgren nie chce grać w Chinach

Spoiler:

Pandemia koronawirusa doprowadziła do zawieszenia wszelkich rozgrywek na światowych kortach. W ostatnim czasie trwa dyskusja na temat powstania i rozprzestrzeniania się choroby COVID-19. Amerykański tenisista Tennys Sandgren nie chce grać w Chinach.
Rafał Smoliński
Rafał Smoliński
24 Kwietnia 2020, 17:15
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Tenis. Media: Roland Garros znów przełożony. Tym razem o tydzień
Według przyjętej wykładni koronawirus przeniósł się z nietoperzy na ludzi. Do transmisji doszło w listopadzie 2019 w dużym chińskim mieście Wuhan. W ciągu pół roku choroba COVID-19 opanowała świat. Zakażeniu uległo już ponad 2,7 mln osób, z czego 193 tys. zmarło.
Wokół koronawirusa ciągle jest wiele niejasności. Nie wszyscy wierzą w oficjalną wersję jego powstania. Bardzo popularna jest teza, że koronawirus powstał sztucznie w laboratorium w Wuhan. Niektórzy są przekonani, że ma to obrazować demonstrację przewagi Chin nad USA.



Mający konserwatywne poglądy tenisista Tennys Sandgren przeczytał materiał przygotowany przez Fox News na temat tej ostatniej teorii. Amerykanin, dwukrotny ćwierćfinalista Australian Open, stwierdził, że jeśli to prawda, to nigdy nie zagra już w Chinach.

Jak na razie tenisowy tour jest zawieszony co najmniej do 13 lipca. Nie wiadomo jednak, kiedy zawodnicy powrócą do rywalizacji.


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Altec/Styslinger Tennis Exhibition: Tennys Sandgren zwycięzcą turnieju. W finale rozbił Sama Querreya

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Tennys Sandgren wygrał rozgrywany na korcie twardym pokazowy turniej w Miami. W finale Amerykanin oddał tylko dwa gemy rodakowi, Samowi Querreyowi.

Marcin Motyka
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02 Lipca 2020, 06:45
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Tenis. Znów to zrobił! Kapitalne zagranie Huberta Hurkacza (wideo)
Spośród siedmiu Amerykanów, którzy stanęli na starcie pokazowego turnieju w Miami, do finału doszło dwóch - Tennys Sandgren i Sam Querrey. Obaj w drodze do meczu o tytuł zaprezentowali dobrą formę i stracili tylko po jednym secie.
Finał okazał się jednak jednostronnym widowiskiem. Sandgren nie dał szans rodakowi i zwyciężył bardzo gładko - 4:1, 4:1. - Myślę, że zagrałem dobrze. Mój bekhend był bardzo czysty, a forhend chciał czasem być dobry - skomentował Amerykanin w rozmowie z Tennis Channel.

W meczu o trzecie miejsce Brandon Nakashima pokonał 4:3(2), 4:3(3) Reilly'ego Opelkę. Z kolei w spotkaniu o siódmą lokatę JC Aragone, inicjator turnieju, wygrał 4:2, 4:1 ze Steve'em Johnsonem.

Przypomnijmy, że w turnieju wystąpił także Hubert Hurkacz. Polak wygrał dwa z trzech rozegranych pojedynków i w końcowej klasyfikacji zajął piąte miejsce.

Altec/Styslinger Tennis Exhibition , Miami (USA)
turniej pokazowy, kort twardy
środa, 1 lipca

finał:


Tennys Sandgren (USA) - Sam Querrey (USA) 4:1, 4:1

mecz o 3. miejsce:

Brandon Nakashima (USA) - Reilly Opelka (USA) 4:3(2), 4:3(3)

mecz o 7. miejsce:

JC Aragone (USA) - Steve Johnson (USA) 4:2, 4:1

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[Damian]

Sandgren Makes Late Charge, Downs Felix In New York

Spoiler:

American to face Djokovic or Berankis in third round

Tennys Sandgren held his nerve late in the deciding set to complete a memorable 6-7(4), 6-2, 7-6(5) comeback victory against Felix Auger-Aliassime on Monday at the Western & Southern Open.

The Australian Open quarter-finalist found himself a game from defeat as Auger-Aliassime served for the match at 5-4 in the third set, but Sandgren broke to love and claimed victory in a tense final-set tie-break. Sandgren has now won four of his five matches against Top 20 players in 2020, with his only Top 20 loss this year coming against Roger Federer at the Australian Open after holding seven match points.

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On his Western & Southern Open main draw debut, Sandgren is through to the third round of an ATP Masters 1000 event for the first time. Sandgren entered the event with a 1-6 record at the Masters 1000 level.

Sandgren’s reward for his comeback win is a third-round meeting with World No. 1 Novak Djokovic or qualifier Ricardas Berankis. The American trails Djokovic 0-2 in their ATP Head2Head series and won his only previous ATP Head2Head match against Berankis at the 2018 Winston-Salem Open.

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[Damian]

After Federer Heartbreak, Sandgren Excited For Djokovic Test

Spoiler:

American will try to upset the World No. 1 in the third round
Seven months ago, Tennys Sandgren suffered a heartbreaking defeat. The American let slip seven match points against 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer in the quarter-finals of the Australian Open. When he returned to the locker room, Sandgren stared at the carpet, later saying that in that moment he was “just holding on like on a raft in the middle of the ocean”.

The 2019 Auckland champion was certainly disappointed. However, the loss didn’t discourage him in the long term. Sandgren still cherishes opportunities to compete against the legends of the sport. In the third round of the Western & Southern Open, he will play World No. 1 Novak Djokovic, whom he was one point from facing in the Australian Open semi-finals.

“I was [upset] in Australia that I didn’t get to play [him] in the semis,” Sandgren said. “I was looking forward to potentially that happening once I made it to the point where that could be a thing.”

Sandgren was down a break in the third set against #NextGenATP star Felix Auger-Aliassime on Monday, but he rallied to beat the Canadian 6-7(4), 6-2, 7-6(5) in two hours and 50 minutes.

“Today, it crossed my mind a couple of times when the match wasn’t going my way or I was down. I was thinking, ‘Dude, you are going to be [annoyed at] yourself again if you don’t find a way to pull this one out, because you are going to get another opportunity to play one of the best ever,’” Sandgren said. “Any time that is on the table, I think it is enjoyable because that is why you do the training. That is why you put yourself out there, to test yourself. It is a blessing to be able to play against someone who is going to be one of the all-time greats.”


Sandgren has previously played Djokovic twice, at Wimbledon and the US Open in 2018. The Serbian has won six of their seven sets by a margin of 6-3 or greater, but that doesn’t mean the American doesn’t enjoy the challenge. When he found out he would play Djokovic on Arthur Ashe Stadium two years ago, he called it “a bucket list thing”.

The World No. 55 didn’t always have such opportunities. For years, Sandgren toiled at Futures events and then on the ATP Challenger Tour, seeking a breakthrough. He earned his first tour-level win just after his 26th birthday. Could that give him an advantage playing someone like Djokovic without any fans in the crowd due to COVID-19?

“We are used to playing with nobody and we are used to not having that outside stimuli of people watching you, that extra pressure of eyes on you, which is very tangible,” Sandgren said. “At the same time, those guys are also magicians at getting themselves mentally up and prepared for matches. While I think it might be easier for someone like me, someone like Novak is extremely gifted at playing mental games with himself. I don’t think he is really going to have a problem getting up for these matches.

“Once he has committed to come and play, I think he is going to be fully in it. When you are able to hear somebody’s name and then change it to your own name in a match, I think you are probably pretty gifted at the mental side of the sport.”

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[Kamileki]

RG20: pierwszy wygrany mecz w paryskim szlemie.

Tennys Sandgren d. [29] Hubert Hurkacz 75 26 46 76(1) 119

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2020 w liczbach:

Ranking: 49
Bilans meczów: 8-13
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $723,802

[Damian]

Szczęście w nieszczęściu Tennysa.

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Sandgren, 17 Y.O. Alcaraz Advance At Great Ocean Road Open

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Sandgren and Smith were college teammates at the University of Tennessee
Tennys Sandgren and John-Patrick Smith were college teammates at the University of Tennessee a decade ago, and on Tuesday they were across the net from one another in the first round of the Great Ocean Road Open.

It was a tough battle at Melbourne Park for the former Tennessee Volunteers, but it was ninth seed Sandgren who prevailed 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 after two hours and 15 minutes. This was the first ATP Head2Head meeting for the pair, who had previously split four professional meetings.

Sandgren, a two-time Australian Open quarter-finalist, saved 11 of the 15 break points he faced and won 71 per cent of his second-serve return points to advance. The American will next play Italian Salvatore Caruso.

#NextGenATP Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz also advanced Tuesday. The 17-year-old was tied at 2-2 against Attila Balazs when the Hungarian retired due to left heel pain. Alcaraz will next play top seed David Goffin.

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Carlos Alcaraz will next play David Goffin. Photo Credit: Tennis Australia
Jordan Thompson battled past Gianluca Mager 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 in just under two hours to reach the second round. The home favourite won 82 per cent of first-serve points (49/60) to confirm a second-round encounter against Pierre-Hugues Herbert. The Frenchman trailed 2-5 in the deciding set, but claimed five straight games to defeat Maxime Cressy 6-7(2), 7-6(2), 7-5.

“I played one bad service game," said Thompson. "That's the only time I got broken in the match and I felt like I was in a lot of these service games and [had] a few break points, a lot of 30-all games. just had to keep sticking at it and eventually broke through in the end and fell over the line, just."

Sam Querrey rallied from 1/4 down in a second-set tie-break to overcome Henri Laaksonen 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-0 in one hour and 51 minutes. The 10th seed landed 15 aces and saved four of five break points to book a second-round clash against Stefano Travaglia. The Italian rallied from a set down on Monday to beat Roberto Carballes Baena 2-6, 7-5, 7-6(2).

Uruguayan shotmaker Pablo Cuevas moved into the second round with a 6-4, 6-2 victory against 14th seed Pablo Andujar. This was the pair's first meeting since the 2011 BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells.

Cuevas broke serve four times and won 50 per cent of his return points to triumph after one hour and 26 minutes. The World No. 70 is pursuing his seventh ATP Tour singles title.

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[Lleyton]

[Barty]

‘I hate this stupid sport!’ Tennis villain throws epic tantrum

Spoiler:

Fresh from blowing up off the court about hotel quarantine, Tennys Sandgren has blown up on it in a sensational meltdown at the Great Ocean Road Open.
The American lost his cool while facing break point in the third set against Australian John-Patrick Smith — so much so that he declared his hatred for tennis midgame.

“I hate this stupid sport!” he shouted.


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Needless to say, Sandgren failed to hold serve against Smith, and his frustrations spilt over into the next game.

Soon after the set was tied 3-3, he destroyed his racquet on the ground in a furious outburst.

Sandgren eventually regained his cool, though, and overcame Smith to win the deciding set 6-4.

Last month, Sandgren was an outspoken critic of Victoria’s hotel quarantine, taking to social media to complain about the length of his stay.

“I just found out we’re not going to be able to leave the room until midnight tomorrow,” Sandgren said in a video.

“That will put us at close to 15 days in this room. It’s also another day we can’t practise. We play Saturday, Sunday, Monday, play a match on Tuesday. A competitive tennis match.

“[Including travel] 16 days off, three days hitting. Tennis match.

“My name’s Tennis Australia and I’m sooooo cool.”

Sandgren was cleared to fly to Australia last month despite testing positive for COVID-19.

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Can Sandgren Slow Down The Rublev Onslaught In Miami?

Spoiler:

Tsitsipas begins his run against lucky loser Dzumhur
Beating Andrey Rublev has been one of the toughest challenges in tennis since the start of 2020. Tennys Sandgren, his opponent in the second round of the Miami Open presented by Itau, has proven himself a big-match player in the past. But can the two-time Australian Open quarter-finalist find good enough tennis on Saturday to send the roaring Rublev train off its tracks?

“I have to play my best if I want a shot to compete with him out there,” Sandgren said. “The last match we played wasn’t particularly competitive on my end. I watched him hit a lot of the winners. I felt like I was watching a lot of the match and wasn’t playing it.“

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Rublev defeated Sandgren 6-3, 6-3 in Hamburg last year in their first ATP Head2Head meeting. Although that was a clay-court match, the Russian was able to play his aggressive game, triumphing without facing a break point.

“I’m going to have to try to dictate some points and serve well and maybe hope he’s not totally on,” Sandgren said. “But he’s a great player, obviously playing fantastic tennis, good guy. Just hoping to have a good match out there.”


Sandgren has made life difficult for the sport’s stars in the past. At last year’s Australian Open, he held seven match points against Roger Federer in the quarter-finals before ultimately falling in five sets. The American, who enjoys watching defensive players like Andy Murray and Gael Monfils, knows he won’t be able to sit back against the ball-blasting Rublev.

“I’m not a good enough defender to defend against him, so I might have to be more aggressive, honestly. It’s not good enough out there to play too defensive against him,” Sandgren admitted. “I think any time I play somebody who is one of those guys who is one of the best players in the world right now, when I’ve gone out and played like that, I have to play more aggressive.”


Second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas will begin his Miami run against lucky loser Damir Dzumhur, who ousted former World No. 5 Kevin Anderson in the first round.

On paper, you’d expect 2019 Nitto ATP Finals champion Stefanos Tsitsipas to overwhelm the World No. 126 with his aggressive all-court game. But Dzumhur leads their ATP Head2Head series 3-1, with their most recent clash coming in Rotterdam in 2019.

“He’s getting the ball very early… he’s very aggressive and he doesn’t give you a lot of time ,” Dzumhur said. “I can take all the best and all the positives from those matches to try to keep doing that way. Of course it’s going to be another tough match.”

Other players who are in action Saturday are fifth seed Diego Schwartzman and sixth seed Denis Shapovalov, who will play Yasutaka Uchiyama and Ilya Ivashka, respectively.


But perhaps the match of the day will be between 10th seed Fabio Fognini and #NextGenATP American Sebastian Korda. Fognini is one of the cleanest ball-strikers on the ATP Tour, but he will face an inspired opponent in Korda, who never shies away from a big-hitting clash.

The 20-year-old looked sharp in dispatching Radu Albot 6-3, 6-0 in the first round. Korda broke through at Roland Garros last year by reaching the fourth round, but he quickly climbed into the Top 100 at the start of this season thanks to his run to the Delray Beach final and his subsequent ATP Challenger Tour title in Quimper, France.

Another #NextGenATP player, Lorenzo Musetti, will try to continue his torrid stretch against 23rd seed Benoit Paire, who scouted the Italian’s win against Michael Mmoh on Thursday evening. Both players are crafty, but Musetti brings to the court the edge in current form following his run to the Acapulco semi-finals.

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