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Week 31 - ATP 500 - Citi Open, Washington DC, USA (hard)


Plenty of skill on display there, against an agressive opponent. Andy looked dead on his feet after the match.
He's scheduled for the second night match today - I wouldn't be surprised if he hasn't recovered enough by then. We can hope though.

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JonH wrote:

Andy very emotional after that win. Well done to him, great to see him back. Top 400 now?


 Yes, top 400 and GB no. 8



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Awww 



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legal-eagle wrote:

There's certainly nobody in Andy's half that he can't beat, if his body holds up in the short-term. I would love for him to make the final and have a real test against a Zverev or Nishikori.

Amidst the sympathy for Kyle and Andy having to play each other, spare a moment for Mischa and Alexander Zverev, who I believe have their first MD match against one another in the R16.

They have previously played twice at lower levels. In 2012, Mischa wiped out his 14/15 year-old brother 6-0 6-1. In 2014, a more competitive affair ended in a third-set retirement for Sascha. I'm sure he will be hoping to exact some well-meaning revenge.


Sascha won 6-3 7-5 and later the brothers teamed up to complete unfinished business against the top seeds and #1 pair of the year, winning their doubles against Marach & Pavic 6-1 6-4



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steven wrote:
JonH wrote:

Andy very emotional after that win. Well done to him, great to see him back. Top 400 now?


 Yes, top 400 and GB no. 8


 LR 374 according to openerarankings. Another win will take him past James to GB 5. I just hope he's got enough left in the tank.



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He's said that he might not play tonight which given the circumstances is fair enough


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Good decision to miss RG and Wimby.

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Helen40 wrote:

Good decision to miss RG and Wimby.


He's apparently in two minds about playing the quarter-final, too.  You can hardly blame him.  I couldn't believe the match was still under way when I checked earlier this morning.



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Jaffa wrote:

He's said that he might not play tonight which given the circumstances is fair enough


Yes - you could hardly blame him !

Classy from Copil:

Marius CopilVerified account @MariusCopil 2h2 hours ago

 

great battle out there @andy_murray Welcome back

 



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Stircrazy wrote:
Helen40 wrote:

Good decision to miss RG and Wimby.


He's apparently in two minds about playing the quarter-final, too.  You can hardly blame him.  I couldn't believe the match was still under way when I checked earlier this morning.


 Recovery and management is more important. Plus he is down to play Toronto, Cincy 0and the US Open. 



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flamingowings wrote:
Stircrazy wrote:
Helen40 wrote:

Good decision to miss RG and Wimby.


He's apparently in two minds about playing the quarter-final, too.  You can hardly blame him.  I couldn't believe the match was still under way when I checked earlier this morning.


 Recovery and management is more important. Plus he is down to play Toronto, Cincy 0and the US Open. 


 hmmm, sensible boy. I guess he'll see how he is when he wakes up.



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Ridiculous time to be finishing a match when you expect the winner to play again the next (or the same) day.
Well fought Andy. No-one will blame you if you pull out now.

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Jan wrote:

Ridiculous time to be finishing a match when you expect the winner to play again the next (or the same) day.
Well fought Andy. No-one will blame you if you pull out now.


 ... well, if I were Mr. Copil I may grouse a bit.



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christ wrote:
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Ridiculous time to be finishing a match when you expect the winner to play again the next (or the same) day.
Well fought Andy. No-one will blame you if you pull out now.


 ... well, if I were Mr. Copil I may grouse a bit.


but Copil lost! 



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scottie1 wrote:
christ wrote:
Jan wrote:

Ridiculous time to be finishing a match when you expect the winner to play again the next (or the same) day.
Well fought Andy. No-one will blame you if you pull out now.


 ... well, if I were Mr. Copil I may grouse a bit.


but Copil lost! 


exactly 



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