Najlepsze mecze w 2014 roku

[Joao]

Sezon powoli zmierza ku końcowi. Z racji tego, że w tym roku nie oglądałem zbyt wiele tenisa, chętnie dowiem się na co warto byłoby spojrzeć. W tym roku proponuje podział meczów na cztery kategorie:

1) Wielkie Szlemy
2) ATP-1000
3) ATP-500, 250 i Davis Cup
4) Challengery

Zapraszam do podawania swoich typów.

[DUN I LOVE]

Nishikori - Wawrinka z USO14 to pierwsze, co mi przychodzi do głowy.

[Rroggerr]

Proponuję, żeby każdy rzucił jakieś mecze, i żeby stworzyć listę jak rok temu, to przynajmniej będzie co odświeżać, a nie, że z nudów po raz 368. oglądam Safina z Federerem z Melbourne.

Dimitrow-Lopez z Queen's było naprawdę niezłe, z tych mniej mainstreamowych.

[Rodżer Anderłoter]

Bolelli-Robredo US Open.

[Joao]

Najlepsze mecze, które oglądałem w tym roku:

1) Wielkie Szlemy:
- Djoković- Federer WIM F
- Nishikori-Raonić 1/8 USO

2) ATP-1000:
- Djoković-Federer IW F
- Nadal-Nishikori MAD F

3) ATP-500, 250 i Davis Cup
- Nishikori-Becker 1/2 TOK

4) Challengery
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[Misza]

A Agut - Del Potro to nie w tegorocznym AO był? Bardzo mocno mi ten mecz w pamięć zapadł.

[DUN I LOVE]

Wawrinka - Djoković z AO też. Stan grał znakomicie. Była dramaturgia i na koniec niespodziewane rozstrzygnięcie.

[Rroggerr]

A ja bym uparcie wymienił Berdych-Wawrinka, bo świetne serwowanie, agresywna gra i jedno przełamanie przez czterosetowy, wyrównany mecz to coś zbyt rzadko spotykanego na poziomie półfinałów Szlema w tych czasach.

[DUN I LOVE]

Kyrgios - Nadal na Wimbledonie.

Nick zagrał bajkę, a Rafa też wcale nie był taki słaby jak się powszechnie uważa.

[Lucas]

Może to nie były najlepsze mecze, ale te które zapamiętałem to:

Nishikori- Stan na US Open- wszystko tam było i poziom i emocje

Ferrer- Federer- Cincinnati- tu nie poziom, ale sama możliwość, że Roger dostanie bajgla od Hiszpana była kusząca.

Nadal- Niskikori, Madryt- pokaz pięknego tenisa Japończyka- zamiatał Rafą jak Nole kiedyś. Jako fana Rafy mnie to bolało, ale jako fan tenisa doceniam i podziwiam.

Nadal- Murray- chyba najlepszy mecz Nadala w sezonie, a dla Andy`ego na pewno najlepszy na mączce w karierze. Fajna walka, emocje i napięcie do końca, a do tego wszystko w nocy, w Wiecznym Mieście. Nie oczekuję niczego więcej i ten mecz wskazałbym jako mój nr 1.

[Mario]

Nadal vs Monfils Doha
Fognini vs Almagro Vina del Mar
Murray vs Thiem Rotterdam
Nadal vs Andujar Rio
Federer vs Djokovic Dubaj
Dimitrow vs Lopez Queen's
Lopez vs Stepanek Queen's
Pospisil vs Gasquet Waszyngton
Dimitrow vs Verdasco Pekin
Dimitrow vs Sock Sztokholm
Murray vs Robredo Valencia

Dołgopołow vs Nadal IW
Andujar vs Roger-Vasselin Monte Carlo
Djokovic vs Garcia-Lopez Monte Carlo
Raonic vs Sock Toronto
Lopez vs Raonic Toronto
Federer vs Monfils Cincinnati
Murray vs Isner Cincinnati
Djokovic vs Monfils Bercy
Federer vs Chardy Bercy

Chardy vs Dołgopołow Australian Open
Paire vs Kyrgios Australian Open
Federer vs Murray Australian Open
Wawrinka vs Berdych Australian Open
Murray vs Kohlschreiber Roland Garros
Garcia Lopez vs Young Roland Garros
Verdasco vs Cuevas Roland Garros
Lopez vs Isner Wimbledon
Kyrgios vs Nadal Wimbledon
Robredo vs Bolelli US Open
Nishikori vs Wawrinka US Open
Federer vs Monfils US Open

Kolejność wynika z kolejności forumowych działów. Wrzuciłem wszystko co widziałem i z jakiegoś względu mnie się spodobało.

a dla Andy`ego na pewno najlepszy na mączce w karierze. Fajna walka, emocje i napięcie do końca

Do tego co grał z Djokovicem w 2011 nawet startu nie było...

E: No i z Challengerów, finał Estrella vs Souza w Kolumbii.

[Jacques D.]

a dla Andy`ego na pewno najlepszy na mączce w karierze. Fajna walka, emocje i napięcie do końca

Do tego co grał z Djokovicem w 2011 nawet startu nie było...

Dokładnie.

Okrutnie mi się nie chce w tym roku tworzyć żadnych list, powiem tylko, że najlepszym pod względem poziomu tenisowego (a i dramaturgii nie brakło) był finał Queen's: Dimitrow - Lopez. Choć pod względem estetyczno - technicznym półfinał Lopeza ze Stepankiem na pewno mu dorównywał.

[DUN I LOVE]

A popis RF w semi Szanghaju?

[Jacques D.]

A popis RF w semi Szanghaju?

Bardziej pasuje do kategorii "Najlepszy indywidualny występ roku" moim zdaniem.

[DUN I LOVE]

ATP WORLD TOUR SEASON REVIEW
Best Grand Slam Matches Of 2014 - Nos. 3-5

5. Andy Murray d. Philipp Kohlschreiber 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 12-10, Roland Garros third round

Spoiler:

Talk about late-night drama. With the score level at 7-7 in the fifth set, breaks squandered and cramp taking hold, the light finally went at Roland Garros. Andy Murray and Philipp Kohlschreiber both went to sleep that night pondering a spate of missed opportunities to have closed it out sooner.

Murray, still searching for top form on the comeback from back surgery, looked to have the match all but won when he led 4-2 in the fourth set. But Kohlschreiber would not give in, imposing his game with a tenacious attacking display off his backhand wing, reeling off four straight games to steal the fourth set and force a decider.

Murray relinquished another lead in the fifth set, before finding himself staring down the barrel of defeat as Kohlschreiber went up a break. The Scot fought back to level, though, before play was suspended overnight due to darkness.

Resuming Sunday, the level of tennis was back to its best and Kohlschreiber rose to the occasion to thwart Murray on a match point chance at 8-9. Murray saved a break point himself a game later before taking his chance in the 22nd game of the set. With two match points, Murray rifled a backhand return winner to clinch victory in four hours and seven minutes.

“I was disappointed obviously that I wasn't able to finish in four sets,” said Murray, who went on to reach the semi-finals (l. to Nadal). “But at the same time, stopping the match probably helped me a little bit, because if I had played seven or eight more games, it probably wouldn't have been great.”

http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... -to-3.aspx

[DUN I LOVE]

ATP WORLD TOUR SEASON REVIEW
Best Grand Slam Matches Of 2014 - Nos. 3-5

4. Roger Federer d. Gael Monfils, 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2, US Open quarter-finals

Spoiler:

Gael Monfils was a man on a mission at the US Open. After reaching the Roland Garros quarter-finals, the Frenchman had endured an indifferent summer, but found his form at Flushing Meadows, sweeping through the first four rounds without dropping a set, including victories over Richard Gasquet and Grigor Dimitrov.

He made it 14 sets in a row to have Roger Federer on the ropes in the quarter-finals. But the Swiss is no stranger to drama on the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The pair had contested a thrilling third-round match in Cincinnati just two weeks earlier and Monfils looked set for revenge as he took a commanding lead over five-time US Open champion Federer. However, with the likes of Lindsey Vonn, Gwen Stefani, Thierry Henry, Hugh Jackman and Anna Wintour in his corner, Federer mounted his comeback.

A break at the start of the third set got Federer back into the match, and the momentum looked to have shifted firmly in the Basel native’s direction as he broke at the start of the fourth. But there was more to come from Monfils. The flamboyant Frenchman broke back and found himself with two match points after a pair of unforced errors from Federer in the 10th game.

“I thought, 'This is it. This is last point, man. Just go down fighting, don’t miss an easy shot and let him have it. It’s fine,'” Federer revealed later. “But I served well and stayed in the match and somehow turned it around. I felt great in the fifth, though. I was really starting to play better and better as the match went on, and that’s a great feeling.”

Indeed, after fighting back to clinch the fourth set, Federer stormed through the fifth in just 27 minutes, allowing Monfils only 11 points, to book his semi-final spot.

http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... -to-3.aspx

[DUN I LOVE]

ATP WORLD TOUR SEASON REVIEW
Best Grand Slam Matches Of 2014 - Nos. 3-5

3. Kei Nishikori d. Stan Wawrinka, 3-6, 7-5, 7-6(7), 6-7(5), 6-4, US Open quarter-finals

Spoiler:

It was arguably the making of Kei Nishikori. Two nights earlier, the 24 year old had tied for the latest-ever US Open finish as he edged Milos Raonic in five sets at 2:26am. But he found the strength he needed to win another five-setter, this time against Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka, to make history as the first Japanese man since 1933 to reach a Grand Slam semi-finals.

Pretty impressive for someone who only decided to play the US Open at the last minute, having missed Toronto and Cincinnati with a toe injury.

Wawrinka capitalised on a slow start from Nishikori, but the Japanese found his rhythm in the second set and a break in the 12th game levelled the match. He nearly blew the third set, though. Serving at 5-3, 15/30, Nishikori attempted a ‘tweener off a Wawrinka lob. As his shot landed in the net, coach Michael Chang watched on despairingly as Wawrinka subsequently broke back.

Nishikori regrouped in time to save a break point in the 11th game and went on to claim the tie-break. After rallying from a 0-4 deficit in the fourth set tie-break, Nishikori found himself two points from victory at 5-5, but it was Wawrinka whose nerve held, winning the next two points to force a decider.

Wawrinka would later lament not being the braver player in the fifth set. It was a tiring Nishikori who went for his shots and was rewarded with a decisive break of serve in the 10th game to clinch victory in four hours and 15 minutes.

“I started a little bit tight, but my play was okay,” said Nishikori, who went on to stun Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals to reach his first Grand Slam final. “As the match went on, I was feeling more and more confident, especially in the third set. I don't know how I finished the game, but I'm very happy. I feel amazing.”

http://www.atpworldtour.com/News/Tennis ... -to-3.aspx

[DUN I LOVE]

Jedynka to na pewno finał Wimbledonu, a co na drugim?

[Rroggerr]

Murray-Robredo?

Aaaa... Z braku laku odnotowałbym wyczyny Kyrgiosa.

[simon]

Jedynka to na pewno finał Wimbledonu, a co na drugim?

Stawiam 7 złotych i 60 groszy na Wawrinkę z Djokoviciem w AO.