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I haven't heard Komm jetzt in a while.
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we need Errani playing more singles to set them straight.
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thought it might be a coach thing, but her coach is German
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What a comeback from Zheng
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it's what she does!
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Wow 5-0 to 5-6
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1.05 match and 1.01 first set Iga backers won't be too happy
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they can join the same therapy group as the Keys 1.01 backers
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Wonder why she's just collapsed, no signs of injuries
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Iga already had bad history against Zheng before this.
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haven't seen a collapse like this in some time, especially from a player of such calibre
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7 games in a row with sublime tennis. Beautiful to see Zheng back playing like this
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Iga has a history of this.
Just because she's had a good summer, this isn't something that goes away easily. |
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maybe losing in the Paris Olympics to her at Roland Garros of all places, is effecting her mentally, think Bartoli drew attention to that pre-match.
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I think Zheng is a bad match-up for her. She tested Iga that same year at RG despite being on her period.
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Zheng started sloppy then hit the zone and outplayed a rattled Iga. Soo good for the tour to see Zheng like this again.
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Let's see if my earlier prediction of Pottypova going all out first two sets only to burn out third set, comes to pass.
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Iga is such a strange player, she often flits between being a mental giant to a mental midget, there's some serious demons in there for whatever reason, no idea why, she has the natural talent not to worry about almost anyone, practically all matches are on her racquet except maybe playing Ryba and Saba on quicker surfaces.
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Stream basically in sync with Sky Sports which is about 2 hours behind live
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Iga once took the first set of Soft Hands Kasatkina 6-4, only to win just one of the next 13 games, I mean how does that even happen to a top player.
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trainer?
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hand?
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maybe she did pick something up during that first set, only explanation really
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no sorry, leg
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left thigh massage
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bit of trivia, Iga's worst ever loss was 6-1 6-0
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Gauff
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no but it was by a former Slam winner now retired
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Simona?
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Yeah
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French Open 2019
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if she does crash out today, her Slam results would be QF, R4, R3 and R4. Quite bad for such a player.
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a year later Iga beat her at the same tournament enroute to winning her first slam, 61 62
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that is bad, probably needs to move Roig on, not that he was there in Australia
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now that Lewandowski is old, Iga must be the biggest sports star in Poland
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still early with Roig, you can't expect a turnaround immediately especially for a midseason switch. And she's had a promising hard court summer, but these collapses are concerning.
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meanwhile Sabalenka could make her 8th straight hardcourt Slam final here.
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when Iga wins Slams, she tends to do it when dishing out bagels and breadsticks, not Djokovic style with lots of comeback drama. One match like that is ok, like against Naomi at Roland Garros, but not match after match.
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and having some issue with her leg won't help her chances.
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