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Kvitova (13) vs Garcia (18)
Shapovalov (33) vs Edmund (33)
M Zverev (23) vs Isner (10)
Kenin (33) vs Sharapova (33)
Mahut (33) vs Busta (12)
Muguruza (3) vs Rybarikova (31)
Cilic (5) vs Schwartzman (29)
Anderson (28) vs Coric (33)
Krunic (33) vs Goerges (30)
Pouille (16) vs Kukushkin (33)
LS: Kvit, Shap, Isner, Sharapova, Mahut, Rybarikova, Shortzman, Anderson, Krunic, Pouille
Shapovalov (33) vs Edmund (33)
M Zverev (23) vs Isner (10)
Kenin (33) vs Sharapova (33)
Mahut (33) vs Busta (12)
Muguruza (3) vs Rybarikova (31)
Cilic (5) vs Schwartzman (29)
Anderson (28) vs Coric (33)
Krunic (33) vs Goerges (30)
Pouille (16) vs Kukushkin (33)
LS: Kvit, Shap, Isner, Sharapova, Mahut, Rybarikova, Shortzman, Anderson, Krunic, Pouille
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Go Shap, Lucas, Schwarzy!
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Impressive for a 18yo. I woudl not be surprised if he were to win more slams than Federer.
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3/3noleisthebest wrote:Go Shap, Lucas, Schwarzy!
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Tenez wrote:Impressive for a 18yo. I woudl not be surprised if he were to win more slams than Federer.
Great talent...the BH gives it away...and so exciting to watch.
I love his energy on the court, the bounce in the step, the ease of his game, it's so natural.
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...and he is a great match player, wins from sets down, and that is quite stg for an 18 yo.
He has the belief just like Ostapenko, and it comes right from their talent.
Both hit/go for corners and lines almost at will.
He has the belief just like Ostapenko, and it comes right from their talent.
Both hit/go for corners and lines almost at will.
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Tenez wrote:Impressive for a 18yo. I woudl not be surprised if he were to win more slams than Federer.
What? The statistical chance of another player doing it in the next 50 years is slim. Let alone the next decent prospect! Nadal has an outside chance but he's the only one. It's really going to be fun watching the next 30 years with commentators and fans shouting about Fed's record as if it's easily attainable haha.
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How far can Shapalov go?
Pros:
Energy efficient game
Youth
Cons:
Played many matches (qualies)
It's difficult for me to weigh these.
He just seems to be going and getting better.
Like (the lack of) experience doesn't even matter;
he's got his game, his shots and who cares for anything else!
He is one of those youngsters (again just like Ostapenko) who'll just do it!
None of the hype, expectation, hair sylists blah-blah next gen....by the time Zverev sobers up from his journalists' awarded fictional slams, Shap will be doing it in real life!
Pros:
Energy efficient game
Youth
Cons:
Played many matches (qualies)
It's difficult for me to weigh these.
He just seems to be going and getting better.
Like (the lack of) experience doesn't even matter;
he's got his game, his shots and who cares for anything else!
He is one of those youngsters (again just like Ostapenko) who'll just do it!
None of the hype, expectation, hair sylists blah-blah next gen....by the time Zverev sobers up from his journalists' awarded fictional slams, Shap will be doing it in real life!
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I'd say youth is a con. A huge con. Most v young players are too inexperienced to win a Slam and how many have done it at Shap's age?
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Daniel wrote:I'd say youth is a con. A huge con. Most v young players are too inexperienced to win a Slam and how many have done it at Shap's age?
You always have to be safe and go by the book...
Yes, I know that 2+2=4, but Shap is 4 already!
Look at Ostapenko.
Talent rules, esp if you have fearless youth to back it up. And a champion's mentality.
Shap is special in a serious way.
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Can't believe I'm saying this, but have to agree with Tenez here.
Let's go through other younger players:
Thiem: Will be good on clay
Kyrgios: Has the talent but mental headcase so will underperform
Zverev: Big serve with the baseline game of Giles Simon, will probably sneak a few slams but his level will never be that high
Coric: Ferrer at best
Shapovalov is genuinely special. If he doesn't get injury problems and matures in the right way, he will be an all time great. I can see him winning 10+ Slams for sure. Maybe this USO will be too early for him, but in the next few years expect to see him rise up.
Let's go through other younger players:
Thiem: Will be good on clay
Kyrgios: Has the talent but mental headcase so will underperform
Zverev: Big serve with the baseline game of Giles Simon, will probably sneak a few slams but his level will never be that high
Coric: Ferrer at best
Shapovalov is genuinely special. If he doesn't get injury problems and matures in the right way, he will be an all time great. I can see him winning 10+ Slams for sure. Maybe this USO will be too early for him, but in the next few years expect to see him rise up.
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NITB is correct with the Ostapenko comparison.
But what makes Shap an even bigger prospect is that he has a big serve to match his game.
But what makes Shap an even bigger prospect is that he has a big serve to match his game.
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Actually, my train of thoughts has led me to a other question/comaprison:
ok, it's a bit pointless, but would Tsonga have been better off with a SBH?
Looking at the clip vs Shap, Tsonga has a similar, open, attacking game (good serve, FH, soft hands...) - the only thing missing is the BH which let him down.
Imreckon French school ofmtennis has eradicated SBH.
Players don't have a chance even if they want to play it now.
But we can see it's not impossible to play it even among teenagers.
I think apart from Fed, Stan has brought and revamped its popularity among the masses.
And now, hopefully Shap will carry the torch and keep inspiring.
ok, it's a bit pointless, but would Tsonga have been better off with a SBH?
Looking at the clip vs Shap, Tsonga has a similar, open, attacking game (good serve, FH, soft hands...) - the only thing missing is the BH which let him down.
Imreckon French school ofmtennis has eradicated SBH.
Players don't have a chance even if they want to play it now.
But we can see it's not impossible to play it even among teenagers.
I think apart from Fed, Stan has brought and revamped its popularity among the masses.
And now, hopefully Shap will carry the torch and keep inspiring.
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Fed playing the night session tomorrow
Great to see Shapovalov winning relatively easily again. That bottom half is wide open; almost everyone there has a fighting chance to make the final. Shapovalov probably as good as anyone.
Great to see Shapovalov winning relatively easily again. That bottom half is wide open; almost everyone there has a fighting chance to make the final. Shapovalov probably as good as anyone.
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An additional important pro: the bottom half is wide open.noleisthebest wrote:How far can Shapalov go?
Pros:
Energy efficient game
Youth
Cons:
Played many matches (qualies)
I am not too worried about the matches he played. At his age, recovery from match to match is pretty good, and his first three matches have all been quite easy.
Regarding Tenez's comment on him winning more slams than Fed: I say very unlikely. Not because Shapovalov cannot do it. He looks truly special, but there is an awful lot of time between now and Shapovalov's slam #20 (or whatever number will be required to pass Fed). An awful lot can happen - he can get injured, other players will be coming along, and some of them may slow him down. On balance, the odds have to be quite heavily against him surpassing Fed. But if anyone from the current generation looks like they could have a chance, it is him.
The only other youngster who has similar amount of raw potential is Kyrgios, and he looks like he will remain a head case forever (plus there are already signs that he may be injury prone).
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I actually like about him just the opposite. He does not just hit corners at will (though it may sometimes look that way). Even at 18, he is actually quite mindful about when to attack and when to hold back.noleisthebest wrote:Both hit/go for corners and lines almost at will.
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He's not going to reach 19 slams. Not even close. Quote me on it. 10 slams isn't what I would consider close, either. He's going to be a multiple winner, but 19 is far fetched for anyone in the coming years.
As for this tournament, he's been handed a plum of a draw - but experience and the open era says he will fall short this time. But he does have the game.
Also, I believe Zverev will end up with more slams than Shap. My opinion. The height advantage for one.
As for this tournament, he's been handed a plum of a draw - but experience and the open era says he will fall short this time. But he does have the game.
Also, I believe Zverev will end up with more slams than Shap. My opinion. The height advantage for one.
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Obviously at this stage there's so many unknown factors, so we can't predict exact number of slams.
But for me, unless he gets injured, he will end up as an all time great. Never seen a player like him.
But for me, unless he gets injured, he will end up as an all time great. Never seen a player like him.
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I think we are way too early arguing about whether Shapovalov gets to 20 slams Some day, someone will do it, but of course when that person is 18 the odds of it happening will look slim. Whether that person ends up being Shapovalov or someone else can wai for conversations some years from now.
I just hope it is not going to be Rafa
But whether Shapovalov wins 25 slams, or zero, in the meantime I will be enjoying his game. This is the first time since Federer (or maybe briefly Dimi) when I was really rooting for someone new.
I just hope it is not going to be Rafa
But whether Shapovalov wins 25 slams, or zero, in the meantime I will be enjoying his game. This is the first time since Federer (or maybe briefly Dimi) when I was really rooting for someone new.
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Amazing, is he not? Do you like his game, or do you just recognize that he has potential to be great? His style is quite unlike Nadal's.DECIMA wrote:Never seen a player like him.
But do not say you have never seen a player like him. As fantastic as he is, even he is not quite as watchable and smooth looking as Fed.
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Actually looking at his draw... the easiest it could be... given his form he really could win this slam. But again - actually doing it at his age is another matter.
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I just remembered this. This was from mid-July, well before Montreal. I am impressed with myself :
Out of those five, only Fed and Shapovalov are still around and, based on their performances, only Shapovalov is looking like a realistic SF guess.
Who would have thought...?
summerblues wrote:Would love to see USO SF with Fed, Kyrgios, Dimitrov and maybe Zverev (or perhaps even Shapovalov - dare we dream?).
Out of those five, only Fed and Shapovalov are still around and, based on their performances, only Shapovalov is looking like a realistic SF guess.
Who would have thought...?
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Look who is jinxing now!summerblues wrote:
Out of those five, only Fed and Shapovalov are still around and, based on their performances, only Shapovalov is looking like a realistic SF guess.
Who would have thought...?
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He's fun to watch, and whenever I've watched him so far I think wow, he's this good now, imagine if he improves a bit. Shockingly good potential.summerblues wrote:Amazing, is he not? Do you like his game, or do you just recognize that he has potential to be great? His style is quite unlike Nadal's.DECIMA wrote:Never seen a player like him.
But do not say you have never seen a player like him. As fantastic as he is, even he is not quite as watchable and smooth looking as Fed.
As for being a fan in future, well his serve is a bit better than what Id ideally like, but he's not a tree like Isner, and his volleying isn't great so he won't be a S&Ver which is good news.
Maybe I will be one day, but right now all I want is him out of the USO as long as Nadal is still in the tournament.
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Nah I don't think so, injury aside. Shap has a good serve as well so height advantage lessened.Daniel wrote:
Also, I believe Zverev will end up with more slams than Shap. My opinion. The height advantage for one.
Simon with a big serve will win a few slams, his game is well suited to technology and courts atm, but he's not special like Shapavalov.
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Ha ha! But I am not really, I am just bigging up Shapovalov in the context of that post - and there is no question Fed has not looked that great so far.DECIMA wrote:Look who is jinxing now!summerblues wrote:
Out of those five, only Fed and Shapovalov are still around and, based on their performances, only Shapovalov is looking like a realistic SF guess.
Who would have thought...?
But I am not saying "no way Fed wins this". In fact I think he still has a good chance as long as he can somehow right the ship. His draw is pretty good also, after all
I am not sure I agree. I think he has good touch and he can become a very good volleyer. It is more his positining at the net and understanding when exactly to come in that are subpar. But that will be easily fixable. It is not like Djokovic who is just garbage there naturally.DECIMA wrote:and his volleying isn't great
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You did say him reaching the SF was not realisticsummerblues wrote:
But I am not saying "no way Fed wins this". In fact I think he still has a good chance as long as he can somehow right the ship. His draw is pretty good also, after all
But it's ok, after what I said before FO2013, I'll let you off the hook
So far his volleying hasn't been great, his technique seems a bit suspect too. You're right that he will improve his net play, he's 18, but I'm hoping his overall style still stays as it is, only going to the net to finish points off rather than taking the initiative to S&V or net rush continuously. That sort of game I find boring and would find it impossible to support the player.summerblues wrote:
I am not sure I agree. I think he has good touch and he can become a very good volleyer. It is more his positining at the net and understanding when exactly to come in that are subpar. But that will be easily fixable. It is not like Djokovic who is just garbage there naturally.
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I don't think Fed's draw is good at all - and evidence of that is already found in two 5 setters. And two more seasoned pros before possibly Thiem or maybe Del Potro. It's a crap draw.
@Decima. Going to the net has more variety than staying on the baseline for every shot. If a player is good enough to end points by going to the net, why the hell shouldn't they?
@Decima. Going to the net has more variety than staying on the baseline for every shot. If a player is good enough to end points by going to the net, why the hell shouldn't they?
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Ah sorry my post wasn't clear. I was drawing the distinction, I don't mind players going to the net to finish points off, but I find it boring if players are serving and volleying all the time.Daniel wrote:If a player is good enough to end points by going to the net, why the hell shouldn't they?
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Isner out, straight sets. Carreno Busta the highest seed remaining in the bottom half. We will now find out the answer to the question that has been on the minds of all tennis fans for years: Does Carreno Busta *really* have what it takes to make a slam final?
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Of course it is very early. But unless there is a dramatic change in technology/conds(always very possible though), 20 slams should remain a possibility for players who are H&S above the rest. It was something real for the Lavers and Panchos...except that they didn't play all the slams then. And Federer could have won 30 slams had he not been training with an 85inch racquet and nat gut all his youth till he was 22yo, then 90inch till 33!!!summerblues wrote:I think we are way too early arguing about whether Shapovalov gets to 20 slams Some day, someone will do it, but of course when that person is 18 the odds of it happening will look slim. Whether that person ends up being Shapovalov or someone else can wai for conversations some years from now.
I just hope it is not going to be Rafa
But whether Shapovalov wins 25 slams, or zero, in the meantime I will be enjoying his game. This is the first time since Federer (or maybe briefly Dimi) when I was really rooting for someone new.
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Yes!Tenez wrote:Of course it is very early. But unless there is a dramatic change in technology/conds(always very possible though), 20 slams should remain a possibility for players who are H&S above the rest. It was something real for the Lavers and Panchos...except that they didn't play all the slams then. And Federer could have won 30 slams had he not been training with an 85inch racquet and nat gut all his youth till he was 22yo, then 90inch till 33!!!summerblues wrote:I think we are way too early arguing about whether Shapovalov gets to 20 slams Some day, someone will do it, but of course when that person is 18 the odds of it happening will look slim. Whether that person ends up being Shapovalov or someone else can wai for conversations some years from now.
I just hope it is not going to be Rafa
But whether Shapovalov wins 25 slams, or zero, in the meantime I will be enjoying his game. This is the first time since Federer (or maybe briefly Dimi) when I was really rooting for someone new.
The T&T combination: talent plus technology.
Through history - Laver-Fed-(and now hopefully)Shap.
Not sure of Mac has his place in there as he too played with small nat gut head like Laver.
So, exciting to see what a proper talent can do with new technology.
The way Fed combined old era guile, plus his elegance, to me, peaked in AO.
I was hoping to see him soar higher in Wimbledon, but it didn't happen (freshness was gone or maybe too much adrenaline for him)
And now Shap! With a 100" racquet right out of nappies!
Already controlling the length and angles at 18 and making them look so easy.
Very exciting.
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That TB versus Raonic in that 3 rd set was as good as anything.noleisthebest wrote:...
The way Fed combined old era guile, plus his elegance, to me, peaked in AO.
I was hoping to see him soar higher in Wimbledon, but it didn't happen (freshness was gone or maybe too much adrenaline for him)
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Yes, I remembered it now. he got into 6th gear within 10m.Tenez wrote:That TB versus Raonic in that 3 rd set was as good as anything.noleisthebest wrote:...
The way Fed combined old era guile, plus his elegance, to me, peaked in AO.
I was hoping to see him soar higher in Wimbledon, but it didn't happen (freshness was gone or maybe too much adrenaline for him)
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Tenez wrote:Impressive for a 18yo. I woudl not be surprised if he were to win more slams than Federer.
Too early to call anything. You had said great things about Rublev too, though he is still only 19, he hasn't exactly progressed though this slam could be his break through.
And what about the other young guy Heon Chung? He too was elevated to be the next big thing. Even Kokinakis appeared quite good some time back, even now not too bad.
Its all too difficult to call. The last guy I thought would win multiple slams and be #1 was Delpo when he as 21yo won USopen 2009. But he too fell off the cliff.
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Until Federer and Nadal retire ( especially Federer ) , the young guys have too much work to be done to win big.
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raiders_of_the_lost_ark wrote:Too early to call anything. You had said great things about Rublev too, though he is still only 19, he hasn't exactly progressed though this slam could be his break through.Tenez wrote:Impressive for a 18yo. I woudl not be surprised if he were to win more slams than Federer.
And what about the other young guy Heon Chung? He too was elevated to be the next big thing. Even Kokinakis appeared quite good some time back, even now not too bad.
Its all too difficult to call. The last guy I thought would win multiple slams and be #1 was Delpo when he as 21yo won USopen 2009. But he too fell off the cliff.
I don't remember pronouncing anyone a multislam winner, just can't help being excited when I see a great talent.
And of them all, Shap stands out.
It's not about always being right.
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Well, Tenez was pronouncing Raonic to be the next big thing too . So, clearly there is a bit of hyperbole in his predictions. But that is ok, makes for lively discussion.
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Rao is constantly injured
.. And I never said he was going to be the next big thing. Just that he was the most promising youngster as he was the highest ranked. He did better than your Dimi at the same age for sure.
.. And I never said he was going to be the next big thing. Just that he was the most promising youngster as he was the highest ranked. He did better than your Dimi at the same age for sure.
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Rota I did not say he was going to win 20plus slams.... Just that it would not surprise me if he did.
Rublev is not badly ranked for his age.... And he was only 17 when we noticed him.
Rublev is not badly ranked for his age.... And he was only 17 when we noticed him.
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Is this how you remember it?Tenez wrote:Just that he was the most promising youngster as he was the highest ranked.
And what do my Dimitrov expectations have to do with anything? Sadly, they were miserable . But just because my Dimitrov predictions were rubbish does not mean your Shapovalov predictions become good.
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I never was a fan of Raonic's game. That's for sure. Just that he had the potential. But like many of those promising players he keeps injuring himself.summerblues wrote:Is this how you remember it?Tenez wrote:Just that he was the most promising youngster as he was the highest ranked.
And what do my Dimitrov expectations have to do with anything? Sadly, they were miserable . But just because my Dimitrov predictions were rubbish does not mean your Shapovalov predictions become good.
This is why I always say "bar injuries" when I refer to youngsters or even for Nishi.
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