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Asking @tobydawq permission to not be absolutely raving about the men's tournament
If Zverev wouldn't be the benefactor (and Berrettini and Arnaldi wouldn't pull out of their matches), isn't this exactly the type of GS we have been longing for?
 
If Zverev wouldn't be the benefactor (and Berrettini and Arnaldi wouldn't pull out of their matches), isn't this exactly the type of GS we have been longing for?
Meh. Walkover semi, a retirement in the QF and no real extended matches since the QFs.

Zverev is probably gonna win and I'll honestly take Pogacar winning the TdF with 9 stages over Zverev winning and all the commentators glazing the domestic ab user who kept testing negative for any likeable traits even before the allegations came out.
 
Meh. Walkover semi, a retirement in the QF and no real extended matches since the QFs.

Zverev is probably gonna win and I'll honestly take Pogacar winning the TdF with 9 stages over Zverev winning and all the commentators glazing the domestic ab user who kept testing negative for any likeable traits even before the allegations came out.
Well, sure, but I did say if those three things didn't happen.

I still think Cobolli can win. As long as he doesn't *** on his pants.
 
Zverev has finally gotten a Grand Slam draw where he played 7 guys he couldn't possibly out-lose in a row
 
And so the last good thing that tennis had comes to an end.
 
1 nonsense Roglic interview >> the last 3 years of tennis.

The RG 2025 final happened within the last 3 years.

That's not to say that I don't think tennis is in a dire state, either - not just because Zverev won, but all the injuries, the 2-week masters and Sinner's invincibility take a lot of the fun away.
 
The RG 2025 final happened within the last 3 years.

That's not to say that I don't think tennis is in a dire state, either - not just because Zverev won, but all the injuries, the 2-week masters and Sinner's invincibility take a lot of the fun away.
2026 has been the longest decade of my life.
 
Since 10 grand slam tournaments finanlly once a winner that is not Sinner or Alcaraz.
Really strong tournament by Zverev. Well deserved RG win!
 
I'm a little behind and watching the replay now, and while I already know the result I'm hoping Cobolli can still somehow pull it off. :sob:
 
Since 10 grand slam tournaments finanlly once a winner that is not Sinner or Alcaraz.
Really strong tournament by Zverev. Well deserved RG win!

Easiest draw Zverev will likely see at a GS. All it took was all the guys that are better than him (and not just those ranked above him) to either lose early or not being there in the first place.
 
Easiest draw Zverev will likely see at a GS. All it took was all the guys that are better than him (and not just those ranked above him) to either lose early or not being there in the first place.
The guys that lost early were clearly not better than him in this very tournament 😳
 
Easiest draw Zverev will likely see at a GS. All it took was all the guys that are better than him (and not just those ranked above him) to either lose early or not being there in the first place.
That's why if you are a consistent top ten player then once or twice the cards will fall your way.
 
That's why if you are a consistent top ten player then once or twice the cards will fall your way.

Correct.

Zverev has been an incredibly consistent number 3 in the world since the forever at this point. Whilst people were dunking on him for being a loser, he was doing the opposite of Medvedev and Tsitsipas, i.e. instead of exploding mentally he just kept on grinding tournaments and points whilst treating tennis like xp farming in an rpg. I seem to remember reading somewhere that last year - even when he was playing poorly - he accumulated more matches and tournaments than most.

Rafael Nadal nabbed a few slams as a result of good draws because of seeding and circumstances, and this one is no different. The rest is just 'perception' based on whether people like or dislike the player.
 
Correct.

Zverev has been an incredibly consistent number 3 in the world since the forever at this point. Whilst people were dunking on him for being a loser, he was doing the opposite of Medvedev and Tsitsipas, i.e. instead of exploding mentally he just kept on grinding tournaments and points whilst treating tennis like xp farming in an rpg. I seem to remember reading somewhere that last year - even when he was playing poorly - he accumulated more matches and tournaments than most.

Rafael Nadal nabbed a few slams as a result of good draws because of seeding and circumstances, and this one is no different. The rest is just 'perception' based on whether people like or dislike the player.

Medvedev won his slam when he was 25, crushing Djokovic in the final in New York in 2021. He also made the 2019 USO final, 2022 AO final, 2023 USO final, 2024 AO final…
 
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