ATP ATP 2022

[Gigantic]

A quarter final appearance in an ATP 250 event actually feels like a real breakthrough for current Dominic Thiem.

Yeah good to see him finally get a couple wins on the board at this 250 event. I only watched until the end of the 2nd set but his movement still looked a bit inconsistent, but hopefully he can stay on the court for a good stretch and really get back to the level he was at.

 

[Surkin]

Chris O’Connell will break into top 100 in next weeks rankings. He skipped Wimbledon as that was his goal. Awesome to see it actually happen.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Close call for Alcaraz in the 1st round in Hamburg, taken to a 3rd set tiebreak but he survives.

 

[The Defender]

Kyrgios has withdrawn from Atlanta, late decision.

Kokkinakis smashed by some nobody.

 

[JackNah_8]

Kyrgios is injured but might end up playing doubles

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Kyrgios is injured but might end up playing doubles

That doesn't make sense haha.

 

[JackNah_8]

That doesn't make sense haha.

No lol if he is injured why even risk it by playing doubles

 

[HODGEYROAD]

No lol if he is injured why even risk it by playing doubles

Couldn't agree more.

 

[matt_897]

Kyrgios has withdrawn from Atlanta, late decision.

Kokkinakis smashed by some nobody.

Kokk was horrendous today. couldn't keep the ball in the court

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

Well done to Alex for his win in Atlanta and to Nick and Thanasi for winning the doubles

 

[Rafael nadal16]

Congratulations Alex on 6th career title

 

[Gigantic]

That doesn't make sense haha.

No lol if he is injured why even risk it by playing doubles

Yeah made no sense to me at first.

But to be fair, there's less much lateral movement required in doubles.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Sinner gets over Alcaraz again.

 

[matt_897]

Well done to Alex for his win in Atlanta and to Nick and Thanasi for winning the doubles

Alex had some gutsy wins, coming back from a set down a couple of times in his matches.

Atlanta just looks like a brutal place to play tennis with the heat/humidity

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Winning start for Nick in Washington.

 

[John Smith92]

Kubler continuing his solid form, would be expected to beat Albot second round also.

 

[John Smith92]

Jack Sock is astonishingly fat for a professional tennis player. 4 years of wildcards to every US tournament and most majors and still can't get back into the top 100. Might be time to give up on singles.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Nick looking smooth.

 

[matt_897]

Every other Aussie lost their 2nd round match today, I think 7 all up.

 

[X_box_X]

There are a couple of events in North America in the lead up to the US Open in a few weeks. One of the American commentators was singing the praises of how healthy and competitive US Men's Tennis is, suggesting it is returning to what it used to be prior to the era of Fed, Nadal and Djoker. He named all their players in the Top 100.

There are three matches in progress atm, all involving an American. God it would be funny if they all lose, especially considering Kyrgios knocked out Americans in rounds one and two also.

Yeah, really healthy

 

[BobbyMorri]

Nick really is having a good year.

 

[BobbyMorri]

Nick wins again, saving 5 match points v Tiofoe in a late-night 3-set match with your typical Nick drama. Yelling at umpires, getting berated by the said umpire who didn't appreciate that and all that jazz.

Plays Ymer in the semis

 

[Gigantic]

And he's through to the finals.

Will probably face Rublev. Kyrgios absolutely belted Rublev in the Miami Open this year.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Hasn't dropped serve all week Nick, man is running hot.

If he wins this and had his Wimbledon Finalist points counted he'd be ranked around 15 in the world.

 

[Gigantic]

I spoke too soon, lol.

Nishioka takes Rublev out.