Australian Open 2022

[Damian]

Pierwszy raz w III rundzie w WS:
Miomir Kecmanovic
[Q] Taro Daniel
[WC] Christopher O'Connell
Maxime Cressy

Pierwszy raz w III rundzie w AO:
[25] Lorenzo Sonego
[16] Cristian Garin
Sebastian Korda
[31] Carlos Alcaraz
[23] Reilly Opelka
Pablo Andujar
[11] Jannik Sinner
Botic van Zandschulp

[Barty]

Daniłek jak zwykle bez ogródek i w punkt.

“Break point, second serve and people are cheering like you already made a double fault – that’s just disappointing … it’s not everybody who is doing it but those who are doing it probably have a low IQ,” said Medvedev later after he exited the court.

[Nando]

Daniłek jak zwykle bez ogródek i w punkt.

“Break point, second serve and people are cheering like you already made a double fault – that’s just disappointing … it’s not everybody who is doing it but those who are doing it probably have a low IQ,” said Medvedev later after he exited the court.

[DUN I LOVE]

Za 5 godzin startuje runda ostatnich 32.

Spoiler:

35. US Open 2011 1751
36. Australian Open 2022 1701 (R3)
37. Wimbledon 2011 1643

[Kamileki]

Za 5 godzin startuje runda ostatnich 32.

Spoiler:

35. US Open 2011 1751
36. Australian Open 2022 1701 (R3)
37. Wimbledon 2011 1643

Jak najprędzej trzeba wyprzedzić przeklęte USO 2011.

[Federasta20]

Tak, ten turniej z tą nieszczęsną sobotą trzeba dostawić daleko w tyle.

[DUN I LOVE]

Wydarzenia z tamtej nieszczęsnej soboty stały się standardem.

[Damian]

Australian Open



Australian Open 2022 - plan gier na piątek:

Rod Laver Arena - start o 01:
[24] V. Azarenka vs [15] E. Svitolina Domański
[4] B. Krejcikova vs [26] J. Ostapenko Żbik
[31] C. Alcaraz vs [7] M. Berrettini Olejniczak

Nie przed 09:
[1] A. Barty vs [30] C. Giorgi Furjan
[28] K. Khachanov vs [6] R. Nadal Furjan/Sierzputowski

Margaret Court Arena - start o 01:
Lewandowski (wypełniacz)
N. Parrizas Diaz vs [21] J. Pegula Wolfke
M. Kostyuk vs [8] P. Badosa Wolfke
[23] R. Opelka vs [14] D. Shapovalov Nijaki

Nie przed 09:
A. Anisimova vs [13] N. Osaka Stopa
A. Mannarino vs [18] A. Karatsev Lewandowski/Szymanik

John Cain Arena - start o 01:
[WC] R. Hijikata / [WC] T. Schoolkate vs [5] J. Peers / [5] F. Polasek

Nie przed 03:
[28] V. Kudermetova vs [5] M. Sakkari
M. Linette / B. Pera vs [4] S. Stosur / [4] S. Zhang Sidor

Nie przed 06:
[3] A. Zverev vs [Q] R. Albot Sidor (fragmenty)

Kia Arena - start o 01:
[9] C. Dolehide / [9] S. Sanders vs E. Hozumi / M. Ninomiya

Nie przed 03:
[17] G. Monfils vs [16] C. Garin
[WC] D. Sweeny / [WC] L. Tu vs [WC] T. Huey / [WC] C. Rungkat

Nie przed 07:
[1] N. Mektic / [1] M. Pavic vs [WC] T. Kokkinakis / [WC] N. Kyrgios (fragmenty)

1573 Arena - start o 01:
[WC] L. Cabrera / [WC] P. Hon vs [2] S. Aoyama / [2] E. Shibahara
M. Kecmanovic vs [25] L. Sonego

Nie przed 05:
[Alt] Nathaniel Lammons / Jackson Withrow vs [WC] J. Kubler / [WC] C. O’Connell

Court 3 - start o 01:
[8] J. Murray / [8] B. Soares vs L. Glasspool / H. Heliovaara

Nie przed 03:
M. Keys vs Q. Wang
S. Korda vs [19] P. Carreno Busta
[3] M. Granollers / [3] H. Zeballos vs J. O’Mara / A. Vasilevski

Court 7 - start o 03:
[12] K. Krawietz / [12] A. Mies vs A. Krajicek / S. Querrey
D. Kovinic / A. Krunic vs [13] A. Muhammad / [13] J. Pegula
[3] V. Kudermetova / E. Mertens vs C. Garcia / K. Mladenovic

Court 8 - start o 01:
[WC] A. Rodionova / [WC] M. Polmans vs C. Osorio / J. Cabal
[5] A. Guarachi / [5] N. Melichar-Martinez vs G. Minnen / E. Perez

Nie przed 05:
S. Halep / E. Ruse vs J. Cristian / A. Petkovic
[3] N. Melichar-Martinez / [3] R. Farah vs [WC] E. Perez / [WC] M. Middelkoop

Court 15 - start o 03:
[WC] K. Siniakova / [WC] T. Machac vs N. Kichenok / S. Gonzalez
R. Peterson / A. Potapova vs [WC] K. Birrell / [WC] C. Kempenaers-Pocz

Nie przed 05:
P. Andujar / P. Martinez vs R. Haase / B. van de Zandschulp

Court 17 - start o 01:
[A] [1] D. Krawczyk / [A] [1] J. Salisbury vs G. Olmos / M. Arevalo
A. Friedsam / R. Olaru vs [14] Y. Xu / [14] Z. Yang
[A] D. Altmaier / [A] T. Monteiro vs [10] W. Koolhof / [10] N. Skupski

Nie przed 05:
T. Martincova / M. Vondrousova vs A. Danilina / B. Haddad Maia

[Damian]

Preview: Will Berrettini Hold Off Alcaraz's Australian Open Charge?

Spoiler:

Nadal also back in action in Melbourne
It’s the kind of heavyweight slugfest that usually starts with the ringing of a bell. Two of tennis’ biggest hitters will square off in the Australian Open third round on Friday, when Matteo Berrettini and Carlos Alcaraz meet for the second time in three months.

The 18-year-old Spaniard scored the knockout in the pair’s quarter-final meeting in Vienna this fall, winning a third-set tie-break before falling to Alexander Zverev in the semis. Since then, Alcaraz won the Intesa Sanpaola Next Gen ATP Finals title before entering Melbourne as the youngest Grand Slam seed in more than 30 years.

“I think I grew up since that match,” he said of that encounter with Berrettini, who he called one of the best servers on Tour. “All I can say is I’m going to have fun [in Friday’s meeting]. I’m going to play my match, and let’s see what happens.”

What happened in Alcaraz’s first two Melbourne matches was nothing short of domination, as he eased past Alejandro Tabilo and Dusan Lajovic in a sleeveless shirt and all-red kit. In his Rod Laver Arena debut, Alcaraz will look to keep his game and his attire consistent.

“I’m really comfortable playing without sleeves,” he said with a smile when asked about a potential wardrobe change. A clay-courter by nature, he’s also growing comfortable — perhaps even moreso — on the ATP Tour’s hard courts.

<a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/carl ... ew'>Carlos Alcaraz</a>
Photo Credit: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images
In the Italian corner, Berrettini may be in for an initial shock against the youngster, who Stefanos Tsitsipas called the hardest-hitting player he’s ever seen following their US Open third-round tussle (Alcaraz won in a fifth-set tie-break).

The seventh seed faced a polar opposite in style in the second round, when he beat wild card Stefan Kozlov, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1.

“He’s not hitting the ball, I think on purpose, sometimes not that hard,” Berrettini said of the American. “So then your feet are going to go slower and then, I think he did his web, like a spider. And I fell into it.”

Fully recovered from stomach issues that bothered him in the first round, the Italian will have to weave his way through an entirely different puzzle in Alcaraz.

Thursday’s Rod Laver Arena nightcap will see Rafael Nadal take on 28th seed Karen Khachanov. Separated by 10 years of age (35 vs. 25), they are familiar opponents. Nadal is familiar with victory against the Russian, holding a 7-0 edge in their ATP Head2Head record with the loss of just one set in their history.

But that statistic does not account for some very tight sets between the two. Five of their past six sets were decided by tie-breaks, all five going Nadal’s way, spanning matches at the 2018 US Open, 2019 BNP Paribas Open and the 2019 Davis Cup Finals.

The Spanish sixth seed is a perfect 5-0 and has yet to drop a set in 2022, including his title run at the Melbourne Summer Set earlier this month. But Khachanov will be his first Top 60 opponent of the new year as Nadal looks to step up his comeback from a left-foot injury that kept him out of the US Open.

"As I said before the tournament, things are not going to be perfect, but every day that I spend on court, the chances to play better are higher," Nadal said following his 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 win over Germany’s Yannick Hanfmann in the second round. "Things that I can improve I have to improve. Winning today allows me to practise again tomorrow, to be ready for another match. After two matches it's the moment to make a step forward."

<a href='https://www.atptour.com/en/players/rafa ... ew'>Rafael Nadal</a>
Photo Credit: Peter Staples/ATP Tour
With seeded opposition clashing for the first time at the Australian Open in the third round, two more such matches are on the Day 5 slate: Denis Shapovalov against Reilly Opelka in Margaret Court Arena, and Cristian Garin against Gael Monfils in Kia Arena.

Shapovalov, seeded 14th, and 23rd seed Opelka have taken contrasting paths into the third round. The Canadian has played five tie-breaks in nine Melbourne sets, and needed to come from behind in the second round against South Korea’s Soonwoo Kwon, ultimately surviving, 7-6(6), 6-7(3), 6-7(6), 7-5, 6-2.

Opelka is 2-0 in tie-breaks on the tournament and has not dropped a set in wins over Kevin Anderson and Dominik Koepfer. He’s been broken just once, compared to eight times for Shapovalov.

It’s a similar story for 17th seed Monfils and Garin. While the Frenchman dropped just five games in each of his first two matches, Garin needed five sets to advance each time. The 16th seed has spent over nine hours on court compared to just over three hours for Monfils. The 25-year-old Chilean will see what he has left in his young legs against the veteran, 10 years his elder.

As the draw whittles down, there are just eight men’s singles matches on the Friday slate. Third seed Alexander Zverev will face Moldovan qualifier Radu Albot, while 18th seed and 2021 AO semi-finalist Aslan Karatsev takes on France’s Adrian Mannarino, who upset 10th seed Hubert Hurkacz in straight sets in the second round. Rounding out the Day 5 action are 19th seed Pablo Carreno Busta’s meeting with American Sebastian Korda and 25th seed Lorenzo Sonego’s matchup with Serbia’s Miomir Kecmanovic.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/berrett ... -5-preview

[no-handed backhand]

Obaj chyba są w lepszej formie. Wicemecz dnia jak dla mnie.

[Barty]

Czas wstać coś w nocy w końcu. Budzik na 5.10 i jazda z pięcioma fajnymi mieczykami.

[Kamileki]

Czas wstać coś w nocy w końcu. Budzik na 5.10 i jazda z pięcioma fajnymi mieczykami.

Nie zapomnij włączyć mrocznego trybu.

[DUN I LOVE]

Ciut nie środek nocy. Ja niewiele później (6:45) wstaję do pracy.

@Kamileki, ja zaraz po zmierzchu odpaliłem.

[no-handed backhand]

Sonego.

Nic więcej lepiej nie piszę o tenisie, idę do polityki.

E: SoneGOAT wyrównuje.

[balech]

Kurla Alcaraz o 4 miał grać, wychodzić na kort.

[Mario]

Ostro zaczął Alcaraz, nic na tym nie ugrał i zaraz dostanie 62 w pierwszym.

[Kamileki]

Trochę głupio, że Sonego ugrał jednego seta po taju z kimś takim jak Kecmanovic.

[Kiefer]

Po czterech gemach się zapowietrzył Carlos ? Tak nacierał na Bereta, tylu dorobił się okazji na przełamanie w pierwszych dwóch gemach serwisowych Włocha, a koniec końców taki zawód.

O, kolejny set nawet zaczął od straty podania, grubo.

[Mario]

Trochę głupio, że Sonego ugrał jednego seta po taju z kimś takim jak Kecmanovic.

I to jeszcze z 3-6. Kwintesencja bycia Lorenzo Sonego, całe życie na krawędzi, raz się uratuje, innym razem nie.

[Kamileki]

Trochę głupio, że Sonego ugrał jednego seta po taju z kimś takim jak Kecmanovic.

I to jeszcze z 3-6. Kwintesencja bycia Lorenzo Sonego, całe życie na krawędzi, raz się uratuje, innym razem nie.

Mam nadzieję, że Gael podoła i zrobi ćwiartkę. Właśnie przełamał Garina i zmierza pewnie po wygraną.