'26 Aus Open Day 9 OoP & Discussion

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Re: '26 Aus Open Day 9 OoP & Discussion

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To my surprise, and fear, Rybakina looks like a solid contender. The match yesterday against Mertens was one-sided, and Mertens is a solid player.
I am afraid she will raise my (our) hopes once more. The believe she may win this thing may crop in. And we know what happens then.
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Re: '26 Aus Open Day 9 OoP & Discussion

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Watched extensive highlights from Fritz vs Musetti. The latter played superbly well.
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Re: '26 Aus Open Day 9 OoP & Discussion

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I still say that Djokovic will beat him. But, as you say, Musetti has developed a more complete game. If his BH can stand up to Novak's he has a chance.
The main problem for him is that Novak is totally rested. That element is off the table.
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Re: '26 Aus Open Day 9 OoP & Discussion

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I'd not bet any money on him beating Djokovic but also wouldn't completely rule it out. Just wanted to note that he didn't win just because Fritz was subpar. I think he would have beaten Zverev or de Minaur today.
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