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Jannik Sinner will begin his clay court season and his comeback from suspension against Mariano Navone in Rome's second round. Navone is a 24 yo Argentinian with a 28-37 record. What will Jannik's form be like in actual tournament play? -
I have no idea what to make of this and haven't watched but if you'd offered me a $20 bet on this stat you'd be $20 richer.
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Yeah that doesn't seem possible. It's not even that close.Originally posted by jimlosaltos View PostI have no idea what to make of this and haven't watched but if you'd offered me a $20 bet on this stat you'd be $20 richer.
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I watched some of the match. Tien had absolutely no issue returning the Opelka serve(1st and 2nd). Clearly, Rome is not a server's paradise. Opelka actually did unbelievably well rallying for a guy his size, but that is not ever going to be his template for winning.Comment
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Jannik Sinner will play his first match of the tournament on Saturday not before 7 p.m. CEST/1 p.m. EDT.Comment
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Quite the crowd atmosphere on Sinner return match.Comment
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Coming back in Italy! I wouldn't expect anything less. La Carota !Originally posted by stroke View Post
Meanwhile, on "Super Tennis Arena" ( Which i presume sounds much better in Italian) Ben Shelton went out meekly 2 and 1 to Jaume Munar.
Collins beat Iga 1 and 5 -- just teeing off on second serves, I'm afraid.
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Great to have Sinner back. I'm a big fan...the game needs him.StottyComment
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Amen.Originally posted by stotty View Post
Tennis also needs big rivalries. Sinner-Alcaraz has seemed stuck on almost booming the next one without getting there for a while. Pulling for those two to bring the best out of each other.Comment
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