by ti-amie Rod Laver Arena

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
M. Trevisan Q vs P. Badosa 8

Women's Singles • Round 2
A. Barty 1 vs L. Bronzetti Q

Men's Singles • Round 2
Y. Hanfmann Q vs R. Nadal 6

Night session - From 3:00am EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
M. Brengle vs N. Osaka 13

Men's Singles • Round 2
A. Zverev 3 vs J. Millman

Margaret Court Arena

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
H. Tan vs E. Svitolina 15

Men's Singles • Round 2
S. Kwon vs D. Shapovalov 14

Women's Singles • Round 2
B. Krejcikova 4 vs X. Wang WC

Night session - From 3:00am EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
Q. Zheng Q vs M. Sakkari 5

Men's Singles • Round 2
G. Monfils 17 vs A. Bublik

John Cain Arena

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
T. Martincova vs C. Giorgi 30

Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
M. Keys vs J. Cristian

Day session - Not before 10:30pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 2
S. Kozlov WC vs M. Berrettini 7

Men's Singles • Round 2
H. Hurkacz 10 vs A. Mannarino

Kia Arena

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
V. Azarenka 24 vs J. Teichmann

Men's Singles • Round 2
T. Griekspoor vs P. Carreno Busta 19

Women's Singles • Round 2
B. Bencic 22 vs A. Anisimova

Men's Singles • Round 2
M. Mcdonald vs A. Karatsev 18

1573 Arena

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Singles • Round 2
S. Sorribes Tormo 32 vs M. Kostyuk

Women's Singles • Round 2
B. Pera vs J. Pegula 21

Men's Singles • Round 2
C. Alcaraz 31 vs D. Lajovic

Men's Singles • Round 2
P. Martinez vs C. Garin 16

Court 3

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 2
O. Otte vs L. Sonego 25

Women's Singles • Round 2
A. Riske vs J. Ostapenko 26

Day session - Not before 11:30pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
A. Bolt WC/J. Mccabe WC vs T. Kokkinakis WC/N. Kyrgios WC

Men's Singles • Round 2
R. Albot Q vs A. Vukic WC

Court 5

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
M. Granollers 3/H. Zeballos 3 vs Y. Nishioka A/J. Vesely A

Women's Doubles • Round 1
S. Mendez WC/T. Preston WC vs C. Garcia/K. Mladenovic

Men's Doubles • Round 1
R. Bopanna/E. Roger-Vasselin vs T. Huey WC/C. Rungkat WC

Women's Doubles • Round 1
N. Kichenok 12/S. Mirza 12 vs K. Juvan/T. Zidansek

Court 6

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
A. Friedsam/R. Olaru vs A. Cornet WC/D. Parry WC

Women's Doubles • Round 1
E. Hozumi/M. Ninomiya vs K. Piter/M. Sherif

Men's Doubles • Round 1
M. Reid/J. Thompson vs R. Hijikata WC/T. Schoolkate WC

Men's Doubles • Round 1
L. Harris/A. Popyrin vs J. Cabal 4/R. Farah 4

Court 7

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
K. Krawietz 12/A. Mies 12 vs S. Gonzalez/A. Molteni

Men's Singles • Round 2
R. Opelka 23 vs D. Koepfer

Women's Singles • Round 2
N. Parrizas Diaz vs M. Zanevska

Women's Doubles • Round 1
C. Dolehide 9/S. Sanders 9 vs A. Sharma/A. Tomljanovic

Court 8

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
N. Dzalamidze/K. Rakhimova vs S. Aoyama 2/E. Shibahara 2

Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST

Men's Singles • Round 2
S. Korda vs C. Moutet

Men's Singles • Round 2
K. Khachanov 28 vs B. Bonzi

Court 12

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
R. Matos/F. Meligeni Rodrigues Alves vs S. Bolelli/F. Fognini

Women's Doubles • Round 1
P. Martic/S. Rogers vs K. Christian/L. Marozava

Day session - Not before 11:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
D. Collins/D. Krawczyk vs D. Kasatkina/L. Samsonova

Women's Doubles • Round 1
J. Paolini/H. Watson vs A. Bozovic WC/O. Tjandramulia WC

Court 13

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
J. Murray 8/B. Soares 8 vs J. Duckworth/M. Polmans

Women's Doubles • Round 1
G. Minnen/E. Perez vs J. Fourlis WC/M. Inglis WC

Men's Doubles • Round 1
J. Kubler WC/C. O'connell WC vs A. Davidovich Fokina/J. Munar

Men's Doubles • Round 1
N. Basilashvili/M. Kecmanovic vs R. Ram 2/J. Salisbury 2

Court 14

Day session - From 9:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
R. Haase/B. Van De Zandschulp vs M. Arevalo 14/J. Rojer 14

Women's Doubles • Round 1
M. Kato/S. Santamaria vs S. Stosur 4/S. Zhang 4

Women's Doubles • Round 1
I. Bara/E. Gorgodze vs M. Bouzkova 10/L. Hradecka 10

Court 15

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
S. Kenin/Y. Putintseva vs Y. Xu 14/Z. Yang 14

Day session - Not before 9:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
L. Djere/S. Travaglia vs R. Carballes Baena/H. Gaston

Men's Doubles • Round 1
R. Arneodo/B. Paire vs W. Koolhof 10/N. Skupski 10

Women's Doubles • Round 1
A. Danilina/B. Haddad Maia vs A. Bondar A/O. Kalashnikova A

Court 16

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1
I. Begu 15/N. Stojanovic 15 vs R. Peterson/A. Potapova

Women's Doubles • Round 1
L. Fernandez/E. Routliffe vs L. Cabrera WC/P. Hon WC

Day session - Not before 11:00pm EST

Men's Doubles • Round 1
N. Monroe/F. Tiafoe vs T. Puetz 6/M. Venus 6

Men's Doubles • Round 1
L. Glasspool/H. Heliovaara vs F. Coria/A. Ramos-Vinolas

Court 17

Day session - From 7:00pm EST

Women's Doubles • Round 1

A. Guarachi 5/N. Melichar-Martinez 5 vs P. Plipuech WC/A. Sutjiadi WC

Men's Singles • Round 2
M. Kecmanovic vs T. Paul

Women's Singles • Round 2
A. Van Uytvanck vs Q. Wang

Women's Singles • Round 2
V. Kudermetova 28 vs E. Ruse

by Deuce Matches to watch tomorrow...

Korda-Moutet

Sorribes-Tormo - Kostyuk

Bencic - Anisimova

by ti-amie For me Badosa vs Trevisan

Shapo vs Kwon. Kwon is one of the players I watch when I can

Karatsev vs McDonald

Pera vs Pegula

Sonego vs Otte

I'll be doing a lot of skipping around

by ponchi101 No early L. American players, so I might get to see somebody I like, not playing in a court by the beach.
I will stick with Badosa.

by ti-amie Badosa with the heavy taping on her upper right thigh.

by ponchi101 Plus some more tape on her shoulder.
Time fort somebody to become a spokesperson for Kinesio tape. At least get a discount.

by meganfernandez

ti-amie wrote:Badosa with the heavy taping on her upper right thigh.

Yeah she got it wrapped in her last match


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by New England Nitemare

ti-amie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 12:11 am Badosa with the heavy taping on her upper right thigh.

Definitely doesn't seem to be bothering her one bit. She cruised 6-0 in that 1st set. Easy Breezy!!

by ti-amie Trevisan got herself on the board to open the second set. The long rallies seem to be working well for her.

by ponchi101 Tan is actually playing a very smart game. She is giving Svitolina no pace and no direction. And Svitolina has nothing to work with. Landing at least 2 shots a game into the net.
Why am I getting that feeling that Elina will be out in about 40 minutes?

by jazzyg i'm definitely looking forward to my man Karatsev's match. Dude hit 82 winners in the first round .. but also had 102 unforced errors. I've been following tennis for a long time and can't recall a player reaching triple digits in unforced errors.

If he's spent from winning that tournament last week and playing a long five-setter, Mackie McDonald can beat him. If the first round was a blip, he will destroy McDonald, hitting winners at will.

by ponchi101 Svitolina's career summarized in one set. Can't pass her opponent, and can't move her around. That was one horrible set of tennis.

by JazzNU

ponchi101 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 1:41 am Svitolina's career summarized in one set. Can't pass her opponent, and can't move her around. That was one horrible set of tennis.

I haven't seen it all, but Elina had match point in the 2nd set and should've been able to close it out. Obviously very bad that she didn't, but can't pretend like she didn't get herself into a winning position in that set.

by ti-amie Sonego is playing Otte well. He won the second set 6-2 and is up 3-1 in the third.

by ponchi101 @ JazzNu. She did. But the barrage of unforced errors is incredible. She has missed at least 3 swinging volleys by hitting them out of the court, and when she was serving for the match at 5-4, missed two FH's that were sitting right there. And Tan is looking at her like "you win it", and daring her.

by jazzyg Opelka got all six 1st serves in during his opening game and still got broken by Koepfer.

by ti-amie Tan just got her calf taped. Not kinesio but heavily taped. She is in visible pain/discomfort.

by ti-amie I think her coach is telling her to retire. The chair is sympathetic as well. So sorry for her having to retire at 1-5 in the third.

by ti-amie Tan had to be wheeled off the court.

by martini4me That was a tough to watch finish. On the 4-1 changeover, Tan had her left calf taped. By the end of the next game, she couldn't move any more--she'd return the serve but then just watched Svitolina's next ball land in the court.
After her first service attempt (a let), it appeared that now her right calf was also a problem (cramp? compensation injury). She grimaced in pain, then predictably tried an underhand serve (fault). More grimacing, she was now so distraught that she switched sides to serve, before the chair umpire reminded her that she still had a second serve on the deuce side. After another underarm serve fault, we saw someone in the crowd (coach? mom?) signalling her to stop. She still moved over to the ad side to serve, but then the umpire advised her that she was just risking doing more damage. There was obviously no chance of her winning any more, and no one could find fault with her for retiring in the condition she was in.

by JazzNU Pegula really got lucky in the first set that Pera really fell apart after a hot start. Pegula's in control now since Pera still hasn't regained her earlier form.

by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote:Opelka got all six 1st serves in during his opening game and still got broken by Koepfer.

Guess you were right about his return


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by meganfernandez

jazzyg wrote:i'm definitely looking forward to my man Karatsev's match. Dude hit 82 winners in the first round .. but also had 102 unforced errors. I've been following tennis for a long time and can't recall a player reaching triple digits in unforced errors.

If he's spent from winning that tournament last week and playing a long five-setter, Mackie McDonald can beat him. If the first round was a blip, he will destroy McDonald, hitting winners at will.

I feel like someone hit 100 UFEs in a match in the last few years. I wanna say it was a best of three match, too - maybe Sabalenka. And the player still won. It’s ringing a bell.


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by martini4me That 3-3 game in the second set was fairly ridiculous. Kwon and Shapovalov both giving very loud "Come on"' s after every point they won. It was like a competition for who could yell loudest.

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by ashkor87 Badosa and Vika looking very good...

by ashkor87 Looking forward to Bencic -Anisimova...love both of them, too bad one of them has to lose...anisimova with her flat, hard shots, Bencic with her subtle court positioning...this time, I am expecting Anisimova to win

by ti-amie I watched a bit of Berretini vs Kozlov and now I'm back to Kwon vs Shapovalov

by martini4me Shapovalov and Kwon into a second tiebreaker. Shapo won the first 8-6.

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by dmforever

ti-amie wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 4:15 am

I don't think I knew that you could hit the ball while standing on the opposite side of the court. And I'm sure that I've never seen that before. I've seen people reach over and hit it back, or hit it and then run through to the other side of the court, but this was a first for me.


Kevin

by ashkor87 There ought to be a ban on both players wearing the same outfit! Anisimova-Bencic

by ashkor87 Bencic struggling physically...hasn't fully recovered i think

by JazzNU Excellent match from Kwon, a shame he couldn't pull the upset over Shapovalov. Denis can really get incredibly undisciplined when he's frustrated, I thought he'd have matured out of that by now. He made that harder than was necessary by not getting returns or easy second shots even in play at times to put more pressure on Kwon.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Aussie team that called the match. Not sure about the one guy's name, but from what was said, apparently the pro is Roger Rasheed, who I didn't realize did TV commentary.

by Liamvalid The shock of the day for me-Jo Konta in the studio for Eurosport, and she is looking pretty stylish! Retirement must suit her, she is looking happy, healthy and pretty gorgeous if I may say

by mick1303 What happened to Hurkacz?

by ponchi101

mick1303 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 1:35 pm What happened to Hurkacz?

Indeed. Not only losing to Mannarino, but by that score.

by mick1303 Was watching extended highlights of this match - still can't pinpoint exact reason. Looks like sudden loss of confidence. As if he expected the opponent just to fold because of lower ranking and when this did not happened - was out of sorts.