Wimbledon 2023: Bolter, Murray and Alcaraz Match Day 2 – Live | Wimbledon 2023
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It’s a little brighter now. There are a lot of people without umbrellas on Court 2, so I hope everyone leaves within the next hour.
It starts at 1pm BST on Court 1, so 23 minutes from now. Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jeremy Chardi, and Shelby Rodgers vs. Jelena Ryvakina at 1:30pm BST at center.
Email! “Kalb Betton talks about Stefanos and Thiem,” begins Keltie Britland,” Is there general consensus as to why top players can’t/can’t/can’t adapt to turf? feel It’s as if past generations (Roger, Rafa and Novak included here) didn’t care about it, whereas now many players (Daniil, looking at you) want to be on certain surfaces. I am categorizing myself.
Plus, Kusa no Kami Rog has done pretty well on clay—he lost four or five straight RG finals to Nadal. Similarly, Nadal (perhaps more than anyone currently on tour) adapted to the grass, even though his game was made for clay. ”
With relatively few players growing on the turf and short seasons, I think it probably makes more sense, both professionally and financially, to focus elsewhere if you’re planning a career. In that case, we probably can’t look at the two of the greatest players in the game’s history as an example of what can be done. Because they don’t worry about making money or participating in competitions. Because they are trying to win the competition. I know they have the ability to do it. Medvedev and Tsitsipas, meanwhile, are looking to do well enough to win majors on their flagship surfaces.
Oh, and it’s also worth noting that there was a player I just missed when I was a kid. Wimbledon – Says Andre Agassi and Marcelo Rios – To be fair, the courts back then were much faster and much harder for people educated in other environments.
Oh, the dreaded word – Michael Atherton’s most common ‘set-in’ during cricket – was spoken at Wimbledon. It would be impossible for me to point out that the air in north London is of course drier than at a Conservative conference.
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Okay, now that we’ve lowered the net and covered it, let’s go around the court and update some scores: Thiem leads Tsitsipas 6-3, 3-4 on serve. Brengle leads Errani 6-3, 3-0. Pella leads Tomova 7-6(3) 0-1. Shelton leads Daniel 6-4, 4-2. Huxovic leads the Greek pool 6-4, 3-1. Potapova leads Neff 6-3, 3-3. Alexandrova leads Navarro 6-4, 5-2. And Saville led Bolter 6-5.
Play is canceled because it is raining
Unless we move the match there, I’m not sure we’ll get much action until Center and Court 1 are gone.
Well done Lorenzo Sonego! His best friend Berrettini netted and this made him 7-6(4) in the first set! think.
Lofhagen’s backhand error Rune gave another mini-break and is now 5-4. Look at it! Songio slammed a forehand down the line to make it 6-5, and Loon played a spectacular volley into the corner to take the first set 7-6 (4) before scoring a set point on a right serve. . However, Lofhagen are playing very well and are well ahead of their 371 ranking.
Runes transition from mini-breakdowns to mini-breakups. But Lofhagen hit Tootsie with a very good backhand slice to win it back and make it 3-3. Meanwhile, Sonego has regained Berrettini’s advantage and is now leading 5-3…
runes are hard But he held on to 30 points and the first set break was born here. Lofhagen started the match with a service-winner hole and Sonego shanked a forehand on Court 12 to give Berrettini a mini-break at 3-1. Thiem leads Tsitsipas 6-3, 2-2 in the second game.
Lofhagen mass hold, They have to fight to deuce, but Berrettini, who is leading 6-5 at Rune, is also holding, so he and Sonego will be the breakers.
Hmm, this is not very good, is it? I don’t think the roof will open, so I can’t get at least an hour center court break yesterday, but I’ll probably have some work to do tomorrow.
Lofhagen is still doing well with Loon, going 5-5 in the first set. Husovic won the first set 6-4 from No. 28 Greek pool, while No. 32 Shelton led Daniel 6-4, 2-0. No. 22 seed Potapova leads Nayev 6-3 in the women’s tournament. And Saville leads Bolter to her 4-3 lead. Oh, Songio stuck with his 6-5, so Berrettini is the breaker.
I saw Mario Berrettini hit a drive with his backhand! I swear! It was crosscourt, so I think it was a little easier for him than down the line, but still. If he can do it regularly and consistently, he could already be a major champion. If he can learn, he has plenty of time. But on a 5-5, 15-30 serve, Songeo ran around his backhand to go for a winner, and the line… just a bad bounce on a decent return to induce an error and add a break point. It does not matter. Sonego scored an ace and returned to deuce.
Tsitsipas has just started serving out and is 3-5. Thiem will now try to secure the opening set. “It’s impossible to say this because they’re both bad on grass and in bad shape,” said Calb Betton.Spent all year trying to get seed rights Wimbledon So he should have had a better draw, but in the end he got the best draw imaginable. Had he been seeded lower, he would have had to face one of the top players in Round 3. Now he would beat Tsitsipas and instead take the fifth seed with a draw. Thiem made two set points with an ace, followed by a long to lead again at 40-30…and Tsitsipas went for a long backhand! Thiem leads 6-3!
The rain has stopped, so I’m leaving again, tThe microclimate across England changes again.
Bolter defeated Saville… Oh, Savile broke back to make it 2-2. But what is this? Um, it’s a pity that it’s raining. Center and Court 1 have their roofs closed so I wonder if they’ll move a few games there – I think Tistipas said it would be nice – but they do logistical aggro before pushing everyone down You want to know what it’s worth. It probably depends on how long they think the weather will last.
Oh yeah! Taking advantage of a 3-2 lead, Thiem was sent wide on his second serve before hitting the break with his trademark backhand return down the line! He’s leading his 4-2 lead, and in the time it takes me to update it, it’s solidified in love!Thiem leads Tsitsipas 5-2!
Loon and George Lofhagen, who are now 2-2, are a good player and a good young man who wasn’t sure he wanted to be a tennis player. So he took a year off from the game, but found he loved it, so he started playing again. “He is the best athlete in British tennis for the last 15 years,” he wrote. Calvin Betton, resident coach. “Great balance. He’s got a great backhand. But his forehand is a little zippy.” I am recording. His forehand works especially well in topspin, crosscourt, and he keeps it 4-4.
we are doing our best to serve Thiem hopes to add points and create a clay-court-like match. He and Tsitsipas are 1-1. Elsewhere, Berrettini 2-2 Sonego, Lofhagen 2-1 Rune and Bolter 0-1 Saville.
As the second day begins, let’s take a quick look back at the end of the first day, which was a real blast. First, Michael Mo delivered the biggest win of his life to see off Félix Auger-Aliassime after he admitted injury, then Sophia Kenin announced his return as a key element, among the ones we’ve seen so far. shut out Coco Gauff in one of the best matches of the year. It was a brutal draw for No7.
In Court 2, Tsitsipas have opted to receive in fashion and we will be leaving soon.
Wondering which game to watch, why do bad things happen to good people? Thiem vs Tsitsipas Clearly [5]Then I’ll explore the British interest – Lofhagen vs. Loon [6] And Bolter vs Saville – Berrettini vs Sonego.
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good morning everyone welcome Wimbledon 2023 – Day 2!
Oh my God, we have a very vulgar glorious tennis awaiting us as we approach death relentlessly and relentlessly. Court 2 opener, Dominic Thiem vs. Stefanos Tsitsipas, one hell of a possible one-round combination whose winner will face Ryan Penniston…or Andy Murray It’s the second game.
But before that, Elena Ryvakina will begin her Women’s Championship defense with a potentially awkward matchup against Shelby Rogers — and after withdrawing from both the French Open and the Rothesay International due to illness. , how healthy is she? Then on Court 18, there could be some really great matches between Roland Garros finalist Karolina Muchova and last season’s quarter-finalist Jules Niemeyer.
Otherwise, Alina Sabalenka, Carlos Alcaraz, Onz Jabbar, Cameron Norry, Petra Kvitova, Dan Evans, Heather Watson vs. Barbora Kreichkova, Daniil Medvedev, Holger Roon, Taylor Fritz, Maria All right, there’s only Mario Berrettini – and how fit is he? – Denis Shapovalov, Francis Tiafoe, Katie Boulter, Jiri Vesely vs. Seb Korda entertain us. Frankly, it’s dizzying.
Play: 11am BST
Summarize this content to 100 words important eventShow only major eventsPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureIt’s a little brighter now. There are a lot of people without umbrellas on Court 2, so I hope everyone leaves within the next hour.It starts at 1pm BST on Court 1, so 23 minutes from now. Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jeremy Chardi, and Shelby Rodgers vs. Jelena Ryvakina at 1:30pm BST at center.Email! “Kalb Betton talks about Stefanos and Thiem,” begins Keltie Britland,” Is there general consensus as to why top players can’t/can’t/can’t adapt to turf? feel It’s as if past generations (Roger, Rafa and Novak included here) didn’t care about it, whereas now many players (Daniil, looking at you) want to be on certain surfaces. I am categorizing myself.Plus, Kusa no Kami Rog has done pretty well on clay—he lost four or five straight RG finals to Nadal. Similarly, Nadal (perhaps more than anyone currently on tour) adapted to the grass, even though his game was made for clay. ”With relatively few players growing on the turf and short seasons, I think it probably makes more sense, both professionally and financially, to focus elsewhere if you’re planning a career. In that case, we probably can’t look at the two of the greatest players in the game’s history as an example of what can be done. Because they don’t worry about making money or participating in competitions. Because they are trying to win the competition. I know they have the ability to do it. Medvedev and Tsitsipas, meanwhile, are looking to do well enough to win majors on their flagship surfaces.Oh, and it’s also worth noting that there was a player I just missed when I was a kid. Wimbledon – Says Andre Agassi and Marcelo Rios – To be fair, the courts back then were much faster and much harder for people educated in other environments.Oh, the dreaded word – Michael Atherton’s most common ‘set-in’ during cricket – was spoken at Wimbledon. It would be impossible for me to point out that the air in north London is of course drier than at a Conservative conference.Of course I will. Check out our other sports:Okay, now that we’ve lowered the net and covered it, let’s go around the court and update some scores: Thiem leads Tsitsipas 6-3, 3-4 on serve. Brengle leads Errani 6-3, 3-0. Pella leads Tomova 7-6(3) 0-1. Shelton leads Daniel 6-4, 4-2. Huxovic leads the Greek pool 6-4, 3-1. Potapova leads Neff 6-3, 3-3. Alexandrova leads Navarro 6-4, 5-2. And Saville led Bolter 6-5.Play is canceled because it is rainingUnless we move the match there, I’m not sure we’ll get much action until Center and Court 1 are gone.Well done Lorenzo Sonego! His best friend Berrettini netted and this made him 7-6(4) in the first set! think.Lofhagen’s backhand error Rune gave another mini-break and is now 5-4. Look at it! Songio slammed a forehand down the line to make it 6-5, and Loon played a spectacular volley into the corner to take the first set 7-6 (4) before scoring a set point on a right serve. . However, Lofhagen are playing very well and are well ahead of their 371 ranking.Runes transition from mini-breakdowns to mini-breakups. But Lofhagen hit Tootsie with a very good backhand slice to win it back and make it 3-3. Meanwhile, Sonego has regained Berrettini’s advantage and is now leading 5-3…Holger Roon in action during the first set tiebreaker. Photo: Toby Melville/ReutersUpdated to 07.07 EDTrunes are hard But he held on to 30 points and the first set break was born here. Lofhagen started the match with a service-winner hole and Sonego shanked a forehand on Court 12 to give Berrettini a mini-break at 3-1. Thiem leads Tsitsipas 6-3, 2-2 in the second game.Lofhagen mass hold, They have to fight to deuce, but Berrettini, who is leading 6-5 at Rune, is also holding, so he and Sonego will be the breakers.Hmm, this is not very good, is it? I don’t think the roof will open, so I can’t get at least an hour center court break yesterday, but I’ll probably have some work to do tomorrow. Photo courtesy of Japan Meteorological AgencyLofhagen is still doing well with Loon, going 5-5 in the first set. Husovic won the first set 6-4 from No. 28 Greek pool, while No. 32 Shelton led Daniel 6-4, 2-0. No. 22 seed Potapova leads Nayev 6-3 in the women’s tournament. And Saville leads Bolter to her 4-3 lead. Oh, Songio stuck with his 6-5, so Berrettini is the breaker.I saw Mario Berrettini hit a drive with his backhand! I swear! It was crosscourt, so I think it was a little easier for him than down the line, but still. If he can do it regularly and consistently, he could already be a major champion. If he can learn, he has plenty of time. But on a 5-5, 15-30 serve, Songeo ran around his backhand to go for a winner, and the line… just a bad bounce on a decent return to induce an error and add a break point. It does not matter. Sonego scored an ace and returned to deuce.Tsitsipas has just started serving out and is 3-5. Thiem will now try to secure the opening set. “It’s impossible to say this because they’re both bad on grass and in bad shape,” said Calb Betton.Spent all year trying to get seed rights Wimbledon So he should have had a better draw, but in the end he got the best draw imaginable. Had he been seeded lower, he would have had to face one of the top players in Round 3. Now he would beat Tsitsipas and instead take the fifth seed with a draw. Thiem made two set points with an ace, followed by a long to lead again at 40-30…and Tsitsipas went for a long backhand! Thiem leads 6-3!The rain has stopped, so I’m leaving again, tThe microclimate across England changes again.Bolter defeated Saville… Oh, Savile broke back to make it 2-2. But what is this? Um, it’s a pity that it’s raining. Center and Court 1 have their roofs closed so I wonder if they’ll move a few games there – I think Tistipas said it would be nice – but they do logistical aggro before pushing everyone down You want to know what it’s worth. It probably depends on how long they think the weather will last.Katie Boulter breaks her opponent…and it rains. Photo: Zach Goodwin/PennsylvaniaUpdated to 06.58 EDTOh yeah! Taking advantage of a 3-2 lead, Thiem was sent wide on his second serve before hitting the break with his trademark backhand return down the line! He’s leading his 4-2 lead, and in the time it takes me to update it, it’s solidified in love!Thiem leads Tsitsipas 5-2!Loon and George Lofhagen, who are now 2-2, are a good player and a good young man who wasn’t sure he wanted to be a tennis player. So he took a year off from the game, but found he loved it, so he started playing again. “He is the best athlete in British tennis for the last 15 years,” he wrote. Calvin Betton, resident coach. “Great balance. He’s got a great backhand. But his forehand is a little zippy.” I am recording. His forehand works especially well in topspin, crosscourt, and he keeps it 4-4.we are doing our best to serve Thiem hopes to add points and create a clay-court-like match. He and Tsitsipas are 1-1. Elsewhere, Berrettini 2-2 Sonego, Lofhagen 2-1 Rune and Bolter 0-1 Saville.Stefanos Tsitsipas serves Dominic Thiem on the quiet second court. Photo: Alastair Grant/APUpdated to EDT06.30As the second day begins, let’s take a quick look back at the end of the first day, which was a real blast. First, Michael Mo delivered the biggest win of his life to see off Félix Auger-Aliassime after he admitted injury, then Sophia Kenin announced his return as a key element, among the ones we’ve seen so far. shut out Coco Gauff in one of the best matches of the year. It was a brutal draw for No7.In Court 2, Tsitsipas have opted to receive in fashion and we will be leaving soon.Wondering which game to watch, why do bad things happen to good people? Thiem vs Tsitsipas Clearly [5]Then I’ll explore the British interest – Lofhagen vs. Loon [6] And Bolter vs Saville – Berrettini vs Sonego.there is a…
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