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Quote from: aoluain on April 18, 2021, 07:45:02 PM

I thought that match was going to be closer. Tsitsipas played some great tennis.
Rublev seemed nervous and tried his power game which didnt work.

I agree, Rublev is nervous, I don't know if there is pressure on his shoulder to win this tournament. While Tsitsipas is very relax and confident.

Quote from: aoluain on April 18, 2021, 07:45:02 PM

Tsitsipas is really growing and climbing the world rankings. He along with
some of the other younger generation are getting closer to challenging the top three
more regularly and breaking the spell they have especially in the grand slams.

Many have predicted that Tsitsipas will really one of the big tennis players that will come. Unfortunately the big 3 is still on the field that's why they always lost to them in grand slam. But he is still very young and for sure will always be in the top 5 in the rankings.

Tsitsipas still has time to fully mature as a player as he is only 22 years old and most players start to hit their peak at around 24-25 so he still has a couple more years before we see him as a top player and start winning grand slams on a consistent basis like we see with the big 3. I think Tsitsipas is in a very good position right now as he continues to work on he's game and become a top 3 player which I think we'll see in the near future.

Yes, he is still very young at 22 years old, but we have seen years ago and been calling him that this kid is something special and that he can really be the future of tennis when the big 3 has left. Although from time to time he disappoint us, but for sure I'm been riding with him and have won and lost some money.

And when he peaks or reaches his prime, it will be good to see him against his contemporaries, and we may see some rivalries building up and that makes tennis interesting when we see them facing each other more often in the finals.