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Originally posted by stroke View Post
More worrying, for me at least, is GMP's return of serve stats. If a player can't return serve well, then titles of any note are going to be very few and far between.
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Originally posted by stroke View PostZverev played probably the best match he has ever played. His forehand was about a strong as his backhand, and he served like one of the best servers in the world, which he is.
I'm a bit surprised to see Zverev at 2 in the YTD or "Race" standings. But Alcaraz left the door open with an early R3 departure here.
Alcaraz left complaining at the court being fast. Odd to see an offensive shot maker complaining about a court being not too slow but too fast.
Performance at Turin WTFs could shake up the year end rankings and thus the seedings next year.
An undefeated tour champ could get a max of 1,500 points Winning a semi and 2 round robins is worth 800. So ... maybe a 900 point swing between the top two results.
Zverev could be seeded number 2 at the Australian Open, and Djokovic could (just by eyeballing this) be anywhere from 6 (his current rank) to 9.
It's been a long time since Djokovic had a seeding that low at his best event, the Aussie.
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Well Zverev is a better player than many give him credit for. He's won six ATP 1000 events and got to two (or is it 3) grand slam finals. So he's in the ballpark. His first serve is humungous and his two-hander is the best out there in my view. His forehand has got better, which has helped him win some key matches. Going forwards, it's whether he can find the bottle to go one step further and win a slam. I have a sneaking feeling it's one ambition where he might fall short.Stotty
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Originally posted by stotty View PostWell Zverev is a better player than many give him credit for. He's won six ATP 1000 events and got to two (or is it 3) grand slam finals. So he's in the ballpark. His first serve is humungous and his two-hander is the best out there in my view. His forehand has got better, which has helped him win some key matches. Going forwards, it's whether he can find the bottle to go one step further and win a slam. I have a sneaking feeling it's one ambition where he might fall short.
That puts him ahead of everybody else that's still playing and hasn't been one of the Big 3.
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Originally posted by jimlosaltos View Post
Well put. I believe today's title is Zverev's 7th Masers 'shield'.
That puts him ahead of everybody else that's still playing and hasn't been one of the Big 3.
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