Dominic Thiem

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Jak już Damian wspomniał wyżej, potwierdzono całkowite rozstanie Thiema z Bresnikiem - nie tylko na płaszczyźnie treningowej, ale i menadżerskiej.

A Gunter miał szykować Thiema na naprawdę wielkie wyniki w kolejnych latach...

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Układ się wypalił. Koniec współpracy Dominika Thiema z Guenterem Bresnikiem

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Dominic Thiem na każdej płaszczyźnie zakończył współpracę z Günterem Bresnikiem. Austriacki trener i menedżer prowadził karierę finalisty Rolanda Garrosa 2018 przez ostatnie 17 lat.

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O tym, że stosunki Dominika Thiema z Günterem Bresnikiem nie układają się należycie, mówiono już od dawna. W lutym Austriak poleciał do Amerykanki Południowej z Nicolasem Massu. Następnie były czołowy chilijski tenisista przyczynił się do triumfu 25-latka w Indian Wells, gdzie sięgnął po premierowe trofeum rangi ATP Masters 1000.
Thiem potrzebował nowego spojrzenia na swój tenis i takie dał mu Massu. W takich okolicznościach zbędna okazała się osoba Bresnika. Doświadczony szkoleniowiec najpierw przestał być trenerem aktualnego czwartego tenisisty świata, a teraz, po 17 latach współpracy, także jego menedżerem.

Ojciec Thiema, Wolfgang, potwierdził w rozmowie z austriackimi mediami, że separacja trwała już od kilku tygodni. - Ten związek był martwy, co obciążało Dominika - powiedział. Bresnik podziękował tenisiście, że był częścią jego zawodowej podróży. Zadeklarował także, że w razie potrzeby może służyć w charakterze doradczym.

Thiem podjął już decyzję, że jego nowym menedżerem będzie Herwig Straka. To dyrektor halowych zawodów ATP World Tour 500 w Wiedniu i osoba zasiadająca w zarządzie ATP jako przedstawiciel turniejów głównego cyklu.

https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/tenis/82350 ... bresnikiem

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Thiem Tames Paul Test To Advance At Roland Garros

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Austrian to face Bublik next
Fourth seed Dominic Thiem faced the toughest test of the tournament favourites in the first round at Roland Garros. But the Austrian battled on, and that's what counts.
Thiem defeated wild card and 2015 Roland Garros Boys' Singles champion Tommy Paul 6-4, 4-6, 7-6(5), 6-2 to remain undefeated in his openers at the year's second Grand Slam (6-0).
"it was definitely difficult, but I didn't expect at all an easy match," Thiem said. "I wasn't playing my best today, that's for sure. But, I mean, we all could see what happens if I don't play my best tennis. He was playing amazing then. It was very, very close. And of course the key moment of the match was the tie-break in the third set."
One year ago in Paris, Thiem reached his first Grand Slam final, with only 11-time champion Rafael Nadal being able to stop him. The 25-year-old brings momentum to this tournament again, having captured his first ATP Masters 1000 title at Indian Wells and defeating Nadal en route to the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell trophy without dropping a set at that ATP 500 event.

Paul, who earned his spot via a reciprocal wild card provided to the USTA, proved a difficult opponent for Thiem, showing no fear of stepping into the court and trading blows with the big-hitting World No. 4. But the difference came in the third-set tie-break, when Paul let slip a 4/0 lead with errors he had not hit throughout the match.
That was the only advantage Thiem needed, raising his already high level another notch, hitting 10 winners to just two unforced errors in the fourth set to triumph after two hours and 31 minutes.
"I didn't feel really good. Didn't play my best tennis. He really took advantage of that, also. He made it very tough for me out there," Thiem said. "The most positive thing I am taking from the match today is the fourth set, because I freed myself. I played way faster, way tougher for him. I moved him around way more. That's what I tried to build up on this fourth set. And of course, I was tough and fighting all the time and turning around. 0/4 in a breaker is nice for the confidence and for the fighting spirit."
Thiem will next face 21-year-old Kazakh Alexander Bublik, who beat #NextGenATP German Rudolf Molleker 7-5, 6-7(4), 6-1, 7-6(2) in two hours and 34 minutes. It will be their first FedEx ATP Head2Head meeting. This is Bublik's first appearance in the main draw at Roland Garros.
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In other action, Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas beat home favourite Maxime Janvier 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 in one hour and 34 minutes
"I'm still very disappointed. He's a very good clay-court player. Conditions were not easy. It was windy. I didn't feel stable," Janvier said. "I did my utmost. He was stronger than I was. I can't say much about this."
No. 28 seed Kyle Edmund was tied with Frenchman 7-6(1), 5-7, 6-4, 4-6, 5-5 when play was suspended due to darkness.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/thiem-p ... 019-monday

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Dominic Thiem will do well to remember his 50th match win at a Grand Slam championship on Thursday, when he showcased battling qualities for a place in the Roland Garros third round.

Last year’s runner-up recovered from 2-5 down in the fourth set against the charismatic Kazakhstani Alexander Bublik for a 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-3, 7-5 victory over two hours and 30 minutes on Court Philippe-Chatrier, the main show court.

"Today was very difficult," said Thiem. "It was a tough match-up for me because there were almost no rallies... He gave me no rhythm at all. He did it very well, actually... I was playing really bad once I got into the rally, which made it even more difficult. Somehow the fire never got there. It was four close sets, only two hours 30, almost a fifth."

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/thiem-b ... 9-thursday

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No proszę, 50 wygranych spotkań w WS!

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RG19: 50. wygrany mecz w WS!

[4] Dominic Thiem d. Alexander Bublik 6-3 6-7(6) 6-3 7-5 (Ch. Umpire-Damien Dumusois) Statystyki meczu

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World No. 4 Dominic Thiem has reached at least the semi-finals at Roland Garros in three consecutive years. And although he has not made it easy on himself this time around, the Austrian star is still alive, and that’s what counts.

Thiem defeated Uruguayan Pablo Cuevas, a six-time clay-court ATP Tour titlist, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, 7-5 in two hours and 36 minutes, setting a fourth-round blockbuster against home favourite Gael Monfils.

"It was my best match so far at the French Open. Not at all perfect yet, but the best so far," Thiem said. "He played well, especially in the beginning and then at the end of the match."

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/thiem-m ... 9-saturday

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RG19: 245. wygrany mecz w WS.

[4] Dominic Thiem d. Pablo Cuevas 6-3 4-6 6-2 7-5 (Ch. Umpire-Jaume Campistol) Statystyki meczu

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