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Gets frustrated fairly easily. Not striking the ball as cleanly or powerfully as the first set.It also helps that Stan is missing a bit more now...
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Gets frustrated fairly easily. Not striking the ball as cleanly or powerfully as the first set.It also helps that Stan is missing a bit more now...
Kei gave away his service game to close the third set for a 2-1 lead. That point will come back to haunt him, immaturity and poor decision-making in the heat/humidity. Plenty of time to hit a better, smarter shot.Tweener?!?!? Really??!?!?!?![]()
Easy, my friend. Guess we're on opposite sides of the coin for this match.You don't beat a CHAMPION easily boys!
That forehand winner. Absolutely strafed.Quality first point... absolute quality.
Unfortunate, bad misses for Kei at 3-3 and 4-3. Bit uncharacteristic and unexpected. Pressure of the moment perhaps.Stan's defense...![]()
Won Stan the tiebreaker, set, and match.Ladies & gentleman, the best single backhand in tennis.
Anything you can do, I can do better.Even Kei had to smile at that backhand from Stan.
I don't know how, but I'm not complaining. Almost certain Stan evens it up in the fourth set, and Nishikori wills himself to secure the fifth.Sensational.
You too, mate. Cooked chicken and broccoli earlier to get the boring stuff out the way.Off to the old mans to grill some dogs for this 4th set, enjoy this fellas. We're going 5
Very lucky to win the tiebreaker/set after the tweener. Poor, poor shot. Lost his head.Lol, Kei had set-point at 5-2 ad-out... did it the hard way.