Talk About Tennis 2.0

Court PHILIPPE-CHATRIER

Women’s Singles
KAZ E.Rybakina (4) vs ESP S.Sorribes Tormo
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
DEN H.Rune (6) vs ARG GA.Olivieri
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
POL I.Swiatek (1) vs CHN X.Wang
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
GER A.Zverev (22) vs USA F.Tiafoe (12)

Court SUZANNE-LENGLEN

Men’s Singles
CHN Z.Zhang vs NOR C.Ruud (4)
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
--- M.Andreeva vs USA C.Gauff (6)
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
ARG F.Cerundolo (23) vs USA T.Fritz (9)
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
SRB O.Danilovic vs TUN O.Jabeur (7)

Court SIMONNE-MATHIEU

Men’s Singles
JPN Y.Nishioka (27) vs BRA T.Seyboth Wild
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
--- E.Alexandrova (23) vs BRA B.Haddad Maia (14)
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
CAN B.Andreescu vs UKR L.Tsurenko
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
GER D.Altmaier vs BUL G.Dimitrov (28)

Court 14

Women’s Doubles
AUS S.Hunter (3)/BEL E.Mertens (3) vs BRA I.Martins/--- I.Shymanovich
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
CRO B.Coric (15) vs ARG TM.Etcheverry
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
SVK AK.Schmiedlova vs USA K.Day
Women’s Doubles
UPCOMING
--- V.Azarenka/BRA B.Haddad Maia vs USA C.Gauff (2)/USA J.Pegula (2)

Court 7

Women’s Doubles
JPN S.Aoyama (7)/JPN E.Shibahara (7) vs HUN A.Bondar/BEL G.Minnen
Men’s Singles
UPCOMING
CHI N.Jarry vs USA M.Giron
Women’s Singles
UPCOMING
ITA E.Cocciaretto vs USA B.Pera
Men’s Doubles
UPCOMING
THIRD ROUND
BEL S.Gille/BEL J.Vliegen vs MEX S.Gonzalez (9)/FRA E.Roger-Vasselin (9)

Court 6

Women’s Doubles
UKR M.Kostyuk (13)/ROU EG.Ruse (13) vs BEL K.Flipkens/USA S.Rogers
Women’s Doubles
UPCOMING
FRA A.Cornet/FRA D.Parry vs UKR L.Kichenok (4)/LAT J.Ostapenko (4)
Men’s Doubles
UPCOMING
GBR J.Murray (13)/NZL M.Venus (13) vs ESA M.Arevalo (3)/NED JJ.Rojer (3)
Mixed Doubles
UPCOMING
UKR L.Kichenok (5)/AUS M.Ebden (5) vs USA A.Muhammad/GBR L.Glasspool

Court 9

Mixed Doubles
FRA E.Lechemia/FRA A.Olivetti vs JPN M.Kato/GER T.Puetz
Women’s Doubles
UPCOMING
TPE L.Chan (14)/TPE HC.Chan (14) vs HUN T.Babos/KAZ A.Danilina
Mixed Doubles
UPCOMING
FRA L.Jeanjean (W)/FRA J.Eysseric (W) vs AUS S.Hunter/AUS J.Peers
Mixed Doubles
UPCOMING
MEX G.Olmos (3)/GBR N.Skupski (3) vs INA A.Sutjiadi/NED M.Middelkoop

Court 13

Men’s Doubles
NED W.Koolhof (1)/GBR N.Skupski (1) vs KAZ A.Nedovyesov/MEX MA.Reyes-Varela
Women’s Doubles
UPCOMING
USA A.Parks/USA P.Stearns vs USA N.Melichar-Martinez (6)/AUS E.Perez (6)
Mixed Doubles
UPCOMING
BRA L.Stefani/BRA R.Matos vs CHN S.Zhang (8)/CRO I.Dodig (8)
Men’s Doubles
UPCOMING
ARG M.Gonzalez (14)/ARG A.Molteni (14) vs USA R.Ram (2)/GBR J.Salisbury (2)

Watching Andreeva for the first time against Coco. She does not have a professional level serve yet and isn't particularly tactical, which is the only reason Gauff is hanging in. Andreeva tears the cover off the ball and hits some amazing angles.

It's not yet common for Gauff to play a younger opponent.

More importantly for the overall tournament Rybakina has withdrawn!!!

It sounds like she has a bad cold.

Andreeva takes the first set in a tiebreak. This girl is really good...

A bit of a mental walkabout for Andreeva in the second set, and Gauff takes it 6-1.

Andreeva just saved two break points to hold to start the third set

Gauff is still too strong for Andreeva. Could very well be different dynamics a year or two from now. Remains to be seen.

Gauff now up 2 breaks in the third set. Andreeva has become petulant, and it is really affecting her play.

Suliso wrote: ↑Sat Jun 03, 2023 1:58 pm Gauff is still too strong for Andreeva. Could very well be different dynamics a year or two from now. Remains to be seen.

Definitely some rivalry potential here

Meanwhile, Swiatek is up 9-0 on Wang

Anyone watching that match? Has Iga simply turned on afterburners or is Wang contributing a lot by being particularly poor today?

Iga back to her old form, or so it seems. She was not missing, points were very short. Together with Rybakina's withdrawal, I now say she wins this.
Of course I was not able to see the Andreeva match. While I will never approve of petulant behavior on court, the very top players don't take losing lightly. So if she got angry during the match, that was good. As Suliso says, it is still a matter of strength. She must be kept in mind for the future.

I say Sabalenka is still a strong contender as well. If she goes down too to someone then indeed Iga as an overwhelming favorite.

In the poll I said Elena, Iga and Mddmelle Autre. Now, and after a week of tennis, I say Iga by more than 50%, Autre and then Aryna.