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*Official* Tennis Thread

Burgey

Burgey

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Raonic is very good to watch. Massively exciting prospect. Think he will need to serve a **** load of unreturnables all night here though.
 
Ikki

Ikki

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I'm not sure but did anyone catch Nole claiming the ball was out in the 2nd set when it wasn't? I think Wawrinka decided not to challenge, but the replay showed it was his point. Would've taken the 2nd set, probs.
 
Burgey

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This will be an interesting tie breaker. Raonic has been massive on serve here. He's a big change if he doesn't tighten up too much.
 
Jono

Jono

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Love me some Raonic, but he always loses the key points to Fed (and tbf, he's not alone in that).

Raonic should have been an Aussie too - so sad that his parents chose Canada ahead of Aus cos their immigration papers were shorter :ph34r:
 
Jono

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
Is Almagro serving like a beast? Only way I can imagine him owning Ferrer like this is with his serve on. He is a dangerous player when he's getting easy points on his serve, because he can then open up.

He can be a winner-machine at times. Him beating Ferrer in a Slam, if he can get over the line, will be absolutely massive.
 
Johnners

Johnners

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Not according to the slam tracker. Ferrer is getting 75% of first serves in compared to 45% for Almagro, and winners/unforced errors are basically dead even. Seems the major difference is that Almagro has made the most of his break point opportunities (2/2 compared to 0/3 for Ferrer)
 
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