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Solid match for Rafa, routine win. Nothing more could be said.
Seeing is not something you can do.From what I've seen, Nadal is playing even worse than Rome. He just hasn't played anyone who can take advantage of that yet.
I was proven right during Rome; I'll be proven right during RG. His shots are very attackable and his movement hasn't been tested except in R1 (against Gerasimov), when he really struggled.Seeing is not something you can do.
Yes, King will destroy him just like he destroyed world beaters like Ymer and Berankis.From what I've seen, Nadal is playing even worse than Rome. He just hasn't played anyone who can take advantage of that yet.
On the contrary, FH was solid both accuracy- and pace-wise. Also BH looked rather good. He is most definitely picking up the form as he always do as RG progresses. Also, these matches are so NID for him and Novak that they often try stuff out, so one can't judge every single decision and shot selection as a state of one's current form.From what I've seen, Nadal is playing even worse than Rome. He just hasn't played anyone who can take advantage of that yet.
Nope. Let's just wait until he meets his first real testOn the contrary, FH was solid both accuracy- and pace-wise. Also BH looked rather good. He is most definitely picking up the form as he always do as RG progresses. Also, these matches are so NID for him and Novak that they often try stuff out, so one can't judge every single decision and shot selection as a state of one's current form.
I prefer the first week of a slam than the second. But I'm not bothered about the Big 3.Does anyone actually enjoy watching these early rounds at the FO? That's not a criticism, I just genuinely wonder whether anyone garners any enjoyment out of these matches at all. For me it's completely unwatchable.
Not even close.Getting better, not in best form yet, but a win is a win.
The second set is probably the real level against Thiem or Djoker.