Miami 2019

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Zworek przestał budować szczyty formy na nic nieznaczące turnieje.

Pogadamy po Monachium

[DUN I LOVE]

Cały czas wierzę, że jak rok temu był w gazie od Miami do Rzymu, tak teraz przesunął termin peaku o te 3-4 tygodnie i wszystko potrwa od Monte Carlo/Monachium do Wimbledonu.

Co do Rogera, pojawiały się głosy, że wyglądał przeciętnie, kiedy Anderson zaczął coś grać. Moim zdaniem Afrykaner trafiający serwisem, fh i nawet kończący piłki returnem każdemu rywalowi jest w stanie sprawić tymczasowe problemy. Absolutnie kozacki turniej RF, nie sądziłem, że po meczu z Albotem i Fifim tak to się potoczy.

[Lleyton]

[Razing]

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[Lleyton]

Federer Helps Miami Open Shatter Attendance Records

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Tournament experienced its first year at Hard Rock Stadium

The 2019 Miami Open presented by Itau set attendance records almost throughout the two-week tournament.

Fifteen of the tournament's 24 sessions had higher attendance than the previous records, including an all-time singles-session attendance mark of 32,831 during the Saturday, 23 March day session.
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Overall, the tournament’s two-week attendance was 388,734, breaking the old record of 326,131 set in 2012. It also marked the 10th consecutive year the tournament recorded more than 300,000 in total attendance. Roger Federer beat John Isner in the men's final to win his fourth Miami title. Read Report & Watch Highlights

Date


Session


2019 Attendance
** Session Record

18-March


1


**12,859

19-March


2


**11,251

20-March


3


**16,409

20-March


4


8,776

21-March


5


**21,825

21-March


6


**13,388

22-March


7


**29,019

22-March


8


11,799

23-March


9


**32,831

23-March


10


12,588

24-March


11


**27,705

24-March


12


12,813

25-March


13


**19,441

25-March


14


11,927

26-March


15


**17,753

26-March


16


10,869

27-March


17


**20,183

27-March


18


11,267

28-March


19


**13,879

28-March


20


11,342

29-March


21


**15,004

29-March


22


12,020

30-March


23


**16,413

31-March


24


**17,373

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/2019-mi ... ce-records

[Żilu]

[Lucas]

[Lucas]

How Federer Made History In The Miami Final

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The Swiss' serving performance was one for the record books
Roger Federer made history on Sunday in the Miami Open presented by Itau. Not only did he lift his fourth trophy at the ATP Masters 1000 event, but he set and matched several personal serving records in the process.

Federer won all but three of his service points (32/35) against 2018 champion John Isner. The Swiss has now played 154 tour-level finals, and the three points he lost on serve is the fewest he has dropped in any of those championship matches. His previous low in a final came five years ago in Basel, where he lost five service points (32/37) against David Goffin.

Fewest Service Points Lost In A Final

Tournament Opponent Score Service Points Lost
2019 Miami John Isner 6-1, 6-4 3
2014 Basel David Goffin 6-2, 6-2 5
2011 Basel Kei Nishikori 6-1, 6-3 6
2008 Basel David Nalbandian 6-3, 6-4 7
2018 Rotterdam Grigor Dimitrov 6-2, 6-2 7
This was also just the sixth time in 1,460 tour-level matches that Federer has won 100 per cent of his first-serve points. It is the first time he has done so in a championship match. The most first-serve points Federer has won in a match without losing one of those points is 29, which he did in his lone Tokyo appearance in 2006 against retired German Benjamin Becker.

Matches Without Losing A First-Serve Point

Tournament Opponent Round Score First-Serve Points Won
2006 Tokyo Benjamin Becker SF 6-3, 6-4 29/29
2018 Indian Wells Jeremy Chardy R16 7-5, 6-4 25/25
2010 Basel Janko Tipsarevic 2R 6-3, 6-4 25/25
2017 Basel Frances Tiafoe 1R 6-1, 6-3 21/21
2019 Miami John Isner FR 6-1, 6-4 20/20
2014 Nitto ATP Finals Andy Murray RR 6-0, 6-1 14/14
Not only was Federer's performance impressive for a final, but it ranked among the best of his career in any round. The three service points Federer lost is tied for the fewest he has lost in any of his tour-level completed matches. He only lost three service points against Ivo Karlovic in his Miami opener in 2014. In that match, Federer played 17 more service points.

Fewest Service Points Lost In A Completed Tour-Level Match

Tournament Opponent Round Score Service Points Lost
2014 Miami Ivo Karlovic 2R 6-4, 7-6 3/52
2019 Miami John Isner FR 6-1, 6-4 3/35
2011 Paris Adrian Mannarino 2R 6-2, 6-3 4/40
2013 Indian Wells Denis Istomin 2R 6-2, 6-3 4/36
2014 Basel Gilles Muller 1R 6-2, 6-1 4/36
2018 Rotterdam Ruben Bemelmans 1R 6-1, 6-2 4/36
2008 Indian Wells Nicolas Mahut 3R 6-1, 6-1 4/32
“I think I was very clear on how I wanted to play, so I think that helped that I was able to not just have the plan, but then being able to execute. It's always two things: having the plan and then it not working. Of course to win every single point, things need to go your way against him,” Federer said. “So there needs to be both sides to the thing because he did have chances obviously to win some points. But apparently also on second serve I hardly dropped any points. I just can be very happy on either end, return and serve, and that's why I'm so happy that I was able to produce a performance like this in a final.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/federer ... 2019-final

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[Damian]

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[4] Roger Federer d. [7] John Isner 6-1 6-4
[3] Bob Bryan / Mike Bryan d. Wesley Koolhof / Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-5 7-6(8)