T1-2: Doha, Adelajda, Auckland 2020

[DUN I LOVE]

Tak.

[Damian]

Heineken Open



Auckland - plan gier na czwartek:

Stadium - start o 0:
Divij Sharan / Artem Sitak vs Sander Gille / Joran Vliegen
Kyle Edmund vs [4] John Isner
Ugo Humbert vs [2] Denis Shapovalov

Nie przed 7:
John Millman vs [5] Benoit Paire
Feliciano López vs [6] Hubert Hurkacz

[Damian]

Adelaide International



Adelaide - plan gier na czwartek:

Kort centralny - start o 01:30:
Donna Vekic vs Dajana Jastremska

Nie przed 03:30:
[6]/WC] Aryna Sabalenka vs [2] Simona Halep
Daniel Evans vs [3] Andriej Rubliow

Nie przed 09:
[1] Ashleigh Barty vs [8] Markéta Vondroušová
[WC] Alex Bolt vs Felix Auger-Aliassime

Show Kort – start o 01:30:
[3] Gabriela Dabrowski / Darija Jurak vs Lucie Hradecka / Andreja Klepac
[4] Pablo Carreño Busta vs [Q] Lloyd Harris
Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs [Q] Tommy Paul

[Samurray]

Harris czasem nie nabswil sie jakies kontuzji w meczu przeciw Djere??

Podkręcił kostkę na początku drugiego seta, ale niegroźnie.

W ogóle to nie rozumiem po co ES brał tę Adelajdę, jak nie chcą transmitować spotkań na żywo. Jeszcze Wolfke pojechał komentując mecz D.Evans - Bublik: "spotkanie pokazujemy państwu z odtworzenia, w Australii jest już oczywiście ciemna noc, a jak państwo widzicie mecz toczony w pełnym słońcu, czyli dobrych kilka godzin temu, a może nawet kilkanaście... no ale z kolei my byśmy musieli go oglądać na żywo gdzieś pewnie o 03:00 czy 04:00 nad ranem, więc z całym szacunkiem dla tych tenisistów i dla rangi imprezy - chyba nie warto".

[DUN I LOVE]

W ogóle to nie rozumiem po co ES brał tę Adelajdę, jak nie chcą transmitować spotkań na żywo. Jeszcze Wolfke pojechał komentując mecz D.Evans - Bublik: "spotkanie pokazujemy państwu z odtworzenia, w Australii jest już oczywiście ciemna noc, a jak państwo widzicie mecz toczony w pełnym słońcu, czyli dobrych kilka godzin temu, a może nawet kilkanaście... no ale z kolei my byśmy musieli go oglądać na żywo gdzieś pewnie o 03:00 czy 04:00 nad ranem, więc z całym szacunkiem dla tych tenisistów i dla rangi imprezy - chyba nie warto".

Eurosport staje się powoli jak mtenis - żadnych standardów.

[Sowa]

Transmitują gdzieś Huberta na tv?

[Marcelo_Rios]

Transmitują gdzieś Huberta na tv?

Dobre pytanie. Sam szukam. Ale znalazłem tylko na stronach buków. Może ktoś podpowie, gdzie to można obejrzeć, bez zbędnych rejestracji itd.

[DUN I LOVE]

Tutaj patrzcie, lewy margines i spis propozycji:
http://strims.world/

Widzę, że jest mecz Huberta z Lalo.

[Sowa]

Działa. Dzięki!

[Marcelo_Rios]

Dzięki, tylko na tej stronie potrzebny antywirus. (Norton informuje o zablokowaniu różnych dziwnych ataków)

[Sowa]

A tak. Wyskakują szybkie randki z dziewczynami. Dyskryminacja!

[DUN I LOVE]

Poszukaj jeszcze na livescorehunter.

Humbert klepnął Shapo. Oglądałem ich mecz na Wimbledonie, gdzie wyraźnie Kanadyjczyk nie radził sobie z Francuzem. Problem jest chyba poważniejszy, dziś też dosyć gładki spływ.

Paul świetnie zaczął nowy sezon.

[no-handed backhand]

Obrzydliwy tank ze strony Pablo Carreño-Hardy-Busty.

[Damian]

https://live-stream365.com/onlineplayer ... id=1054918

[Barty]

Hewitt, Adelaide Excited By Return Of ATP Event In South Australia

Spoiler:

Tournament was last held at Memorial Drive in 2008
To Lleyton Hewitt, the ATP Tour returning to Adelaide has served as a professional tennis homecoming and a personal coming-home experience for the former World No. 1 and 30-time tour-level champion. Twenty-two years ago, Hewitt was a scrawny, blonde-haired 16-year-old wearing a wide “happy-to-be-here” grin at the ATP Tour event in South Australia.

The Adelaide native, then-No. 550 in the FedEx ATP Rankings, had been given a wild card into the tournament one year after qualifying and making his tour-level debut at the 1997 Australian Open.

Hewitt's goal in Adelaide, he told ATPTour.com on the 20th anniversary of his appearance, was to “put up a competitive match”. Five competitive matches later, including a semi-final win against Andre Agassi, and the teenager had won his maiden ATP Tour title and launched a career that would see him win Grand Slam titles (two), ATP Masters 1000 titles (two) and Nitto ATP Finals crowns (two).

“Players go through so much of their career wondering if they are ever going to be able to hold up an ATP Tour title. For me to do it in my first ATP Tour main draw event was amazing, especially in my backyard in Adelaide,” he said.


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Hewitt revisited a much-improved Memorial Drive this week as the ATP Tour returned for the first time since 2008 with the Adelaide International, an ATP 250 event. The 38-year-old Hewitt fell in doubles with Jordan Thompson, but he also took time to appreciate where it all began.

“It's fantastic that the ATP Tour has come back to Memorial Drive here in Adelaide,” Hewitt told ATPTour.com on Wednesday. “For me, it's such a special place for the ATP Tour to come back to. It's obviously the tournament which really kickstarted my career when I got a wild card into the main draw back in 1998. It's a special place to play tennis. I think the crowds really get behind the event as well.”

The big crowds remain, but much has changed since 2008 and especially since 1998.

Last year, an AU$11 million investment – $10 million from the South Australian government and $1 million from Tennis Australia – paid for a new woven fibreglass membrane fabric roof over centre court, state-of-the-art LED lighting for all match and practice courts and a refurbished international standard court platform.

The upgraded setup has been appreciated by players.

“I think this is really great idea, because we play in the shadow... the sun is not disturbing,” said Russian Andrey Rublev, who beat American Sam Querrey on centre court on Wednesday morning. “We are outside. You're not feeling like you're inside. But it helps a lot.”

<a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/lley ... w'>Lleyton Hewitt</a> falls in doubles with <a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/jord ... ew'>Jordan Thompson</a> at his home <a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/tournaments/ ... '>Adelaide International</a>.

Tournament Director Alistair MacDonald has heard similar feedback from other players as well.

“It's just great to have a roof because with heat and rain, we know the show can go on at least on centre court. I think it's been a fantastic addition. The setup on centre court is really nice. It's a nice 5,000-seat stadium. We've got a really good setup on the outside courts, and we've had nothing but really good feedback from the players so far. That's really important to us,” he told ATPTour.com.

Players, including American Tommy Paul, also have appreciated the ease of the tournament in Adelaide. Players walk over a bridge from the hotel to the tournament.

"I'm big on convenience, and this tournament is super convenient. They make everything pretty easy for whatever you need. Obviously walking back to the hotel, [it] can't get much more convenient than that," said Paul, who beat Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas on Wednesday to make his first ATP Tour quarter-final since Washington 2017. "It's a very well-run event and a lot of fun to play."


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#NextGenATP Canadian Felix Auger-Aliassime, who plays his first match in Adelaide on Wednesday evening, said he's already felt the energy of the crowds.

“It's nice to see the people are happy to see me here. They're looking forward to seeing me play, seeing me perform. Overall I feel positive energy,” he said.

Hewitt and MacDonald are also encouraged by the return of professional tennis in South Australia for what it could do for the future of the sport in the state.

Just as Hewitt was inspired by past Aussie champions, the former World No. 1 is enthused by the fact that boys and girls in Adelaide can be inspired by pro tennis in their own city.

“To have it back here is fantastic for the young kids in South Australia to get an opportunity to come and see top players in their own backyard, on the courts that they're training day in and day out,” Hewitt said. “Hopefully it really helps South Australian tennis as well to help provide those kids with inspiration to hopefully one day get the opportunity to play in the Adelaide International and the ATP Tour.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/hewitt- ... uary-2020-

[Barty]

Obrzydliwy tank ze strony Pablo Carreño-Hardy-Busty.

Jak już przy bustach jesteśmy, to skąd się wziął Twój cytat?

[no-handed backhand]

Z MTT oczywiście. Nie wiem, zastrzegasz sobie do tego jakieś prawa autorskie, czy jak?

O kurde, teraz kumam. To z piosenki.

[DUN I LOVE]

Set od półfinału Polak.

[Fighter]

Hubi póki co mistrz niewykorzystanych szans. Oby to się nie zemściło...

[DUN I LOVE]

Hubi póki co mistrz niewykorzystanych szans. Oby to się nie zemściło...

Nasz mecz w MTT zależy od tego meczu?