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Peliwo would have been my main reason to go

[Smoke944]

Originally Posted by Martijn.

Peliwo would have been my main reason to go

Why?

[CooCooCachoo]

Originally Posted by Smoke944

Why?

After all the shit he stirred in Paris with some posters, I want to assess the arrogance in person

[Smoke944]

Interesting R16 results

[SapELee]

3rd Round

Laurent LOKOLI (FRA)                  5-7 7-6(1) 6-3   Luke SAVILLE (AUS) [1] 
Kaichi UCHIDA (JPN) [6]               7-6(5) 7-6(7)    Joshua WARD-HIBBERT (GBR) [11] 
Nick KYRGIOS (AUS) [16]               7-6(6) 6-4       Gianluigi QUINZI (ITA) [3] 
Julien CAGNINA (BEL) [12]             6-1 4-6 7-6(11)  Mitchell KRUEGER (USA) [7] 
Liam BROADY (GBR) [5]                 6-1 7-5          Mateo Nicolas MARTINEZ (ARG) [10] 
Frederico Ferreira SILVA (POR) [15]   7-5 6-1          Enzo COUACAUD (FRA) 
Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB) [8]            7-5 7-5          Kyle EDMUND (GBR) 
Kimmer COPPEJANS (BEL) [2]            6-4 6-2          Noah RUBIN (USA) [13]

[Ramsay]

Frederico Silva is going really well this tournament, recuperating his best shape. Let's see what he will do in the next match.

Btw, SapELee, what do you think about that young boy with 14 years old Kozlov? He lost to Silva on the 2nd round. Can be a superstar?

[SapELee]

Originally Posted by Ramsay

Frederico Silva is going really well this tournament, recuperating his best shape. Let's see what he will do in the next match.

Btw, SapELee, what do you think about that young boy with 14 years old Kozlov? He lost to Silva on the 2nd round. Can be a superstar?

Kozlov is an accomplished junior for his age but 14 is such a young age, and many things can change between now and the pro. His game is very different from other typical juniors, but he is a bit undersized. As I mentioned in another thread, Kozlov doesn't have the power to outhit his older opponents. His game consists of tactically maneuvering his opponents around with his array of slices, dropshots, lobs, and spins. He is often compared to Tomic, but doesn't have the height. I honestly don't know if his game will translate to the pro, but I'm impressed by what he is able to accomplish so far. I also admire his determination and mental toughness, his 3-set record is rather impressive .

[Ramsay]

Thanks for that comment. Kozlov looks really smart, I'll follow him better.

Just one thing, do you think that Fred Silva can beat Broady next round?

[CooCooCachoo]

Let's go Liam

The weather forecast isn't good enough these days to get me to make the trip If there were sunshine...

[SapELee]

Quarterfinal

Laurent LOKOLI (FRA)           4-6 6-2 6-1    Kaichi UCHIDA (JPN) [6] 
Nick KYRGIOS (AUS) [16]        6-4 7-5        Julien CAGNINA (BEL) [12] 
Liam BROADY (GBR) [5]          7-5 6-2        Frederico Ferreira SILVA (POR) [15] 
Kimmer COPPEJANS (BEL) [2]     5-2 Ret        Nikola MILOJEVIC (SRB) [8]

[SapELee]

Originally Posted by Ramsay

Thanks for that comment. Kozlov looks really smart, I'll follow him better.

Just one thing, do you think that Fred Silva can beat Broady next round?

I guess it is too late for an answer now. But if I was able to answer in time, I would say it would be very tough against the defending champ on his home turf.

[SapELee]

Semifinal

Laurent LOKOLI (FRA)           6-3 6-2    Nick KYRGIOS (AUS) [16] 
Kimmer COPPEJANS (BEL) [2]     7-5 6-4    Liam BROADY (GBR) [5]

[CooCooCachoo]

Liam

[CooCooCachoo]

Coppejans beat Lokoli 6-2 7-6 (5)

Saville/Thompson beat Karlovskiy/Silva 6-1 4-6 10-6

[Ramsay]

Bad luck for Frederico. Still a good week.