Maxime Cressy

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Nie posiada takich umiejętności jak Maksę.

[Kamileki]

Nie posiada takich umiejętności jak Maksę.

Pewnie @no-handed backhand nauczył go takich sztuczek.

[Damian]

Is Hawkeye Broken? No, It's Just The 'Cressy Crescent'

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Social media was buzzing after the American's 26-mph ace
Maxime Cressy hit 15 aces in a three-set loss to compatriot Christopher Eubanks on Thursday. One of those aces never hit his strings.

With windy conditions wreaking havoc at the BNP Paribas Open, Cressy's ball toss hung up in the air for a fraction longer than the American expected, leading to a framed serve off the top of his racquet.

But from there, the wind — and the wicked spin created off the frame — worked in his favour as he delivered a once-in-a-lifetime ace at just 26 mph. Like a feather in the wind, the ball floated just over the net, then bounced backwards and sideways to leave Eubanks no chance.

"Whatever this is needs to be given a name and added to the lexicon of tennis," said Twitter user @film_zoe, commenting on a TennisTV tweet which is now approaching half a million views.

We may have a moniker, thanks to @Tquick101, who offered "Cressy Crescent."


Other Twitter users shared videos of similar happy accidents on serve, though none could quite match the perfect placement and tremendous spin of Cressy's offering.

There was also a debate over whether the American did indeed serve the slowest ace in tennis history, with some suggesting an underhand ace might beat it out in the slow-motion "race."

The serve drew a smile from Cressy, who was leading, 7-5, 3-4 at the time. But Eubanks got the last laugh, saving three match points in a second-set tie-break on the way to a 5-7, 7-6(8), 6-4 victory in the opening round. The qualifier will face eighth seed Casper Ruud on Saturday.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/cressy- ... wells-2022

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Cressy Downs Evans In Munich Upset

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Maxime Cressy arrived at the BMW Open by American Express on a seven-match losing streak on the ATP Tour, but the American’s serve-and-volley tactics came good against sixth seed Daniel Evans in Munich on Tuesday.

Cressy enjoyed a breakthrough start to 2022 when he reached a maiden tour-level final at the Melbourne Summer Set before falling to Rafael Nadal and made the fourth round of the Australian Open, but the 24-year-old has struggled to back up that run since. Prior to Tuesday the World No. 65 had not won a tour-level match since January, but he showed no signs of a lack of confidence against Evans in damp conditions in Bavaria as he broke the Briton four times on his way to an 81-minute 6-4, 6-4 victory at the ATP 250 event.

Play resumed on Tuesday afternoon after rain forced a suspension with Cressy leading 2-0 on Monday evening. A back-and-forth opening set saw four further breaks of serve, but It was the unseeded American who crucially broke to love in the 10th game to forge ahead. Both players were more resolute behind their delivery in the second set, which appeared destined for a tie-break with Evans leading 40/15 on his own serve when 4-5 down. Cressy had other ideas, firing a pair of searing return winners to break and clinch his maiden tour-level victory on clay at the third attempt.

Cressy’s second-round opponent will be World No. 63 Emil Ruusuvuori. The Finn ran out a 6-3, 6-2 winner in the pair’s sole previous tour-level meeting at the Miami Open presented by Itau in March.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/cressy- ... 22-tuesday

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