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Week 34 - ATP 250 - Winston-Salem Open, Winston-Salem, NC, USA (hard)


Kyle does seem rather up and down of late. The good can be very good, the bad can be pretty ordinary. Here's hoping he's up next week even if he doesn't yet get up here.



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At last he manages to hold serve but still a break down 1-2 second set. Don't know what's wrong but I've never seen him play this badly before.

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Saves a few break points to avoid going a double break down in set 2.

1-6 1-2*


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1-6 1-4*

4/29 (14%) points on return. They must have been pretty well concentrated because he has actually had a BP.



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Hot & cold or what?

QF:  (8) Steve Johnson (USA) WR 34 defeated (3/WC) Kyle Edmund WR 16 by 1 & 2 disbelief  cry



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Well that didn't go to plan.

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Seriously, not worried about Kyle. A slam starts on Monday, seems sensible to me to have a few days break between one and the t'other. Why peak this week why he can (hopefully) peak next?

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flamingowings wrote:

Seriously, not worried about Kyle. A slam starts on Monday, seems sensible to me to have a few days break between one and the t'other. Why peak this week why he can (hopefully) peak next?


Why not just withdraw before the match with a 'virus' or something if he just wanted a couple of matches and save all these questions and a heavy defeat on his record?



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Ace Ventura wrote:
flamingowings wrote:

Seriously, not worried about Kyle. A slam starts on Monday, seems sensible to me to have a few days break between one and the t'other. Why peak this week why he can (hopefully) peak next?


Why not just withdraw before the match with a 'virus' or something if he just wanted a couple of matches and save all these questions and a heavy defeat on his record?


 Don't know...although I saw on Twitter that Kyle has been beaten that badly in some time - like a year or two or three ago. It's hardly a regular heavy defeat. 



-- Edited by flamingowings on Thursday 23rd of August 2018 09:27:35 PM

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Kyle did also lose 6-1 6-2 to Diego Schwartzman in the Toronto Masters a couple of weeks ago. So same games score anyway.


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Kyle did also lose 6-1 6-2 to Diego Schwartzman in the Toronto Masters a couple of weeks ago. So same games score anyway.


 Yeah I'm tired. After that one though in Canada Kyle hasn't lost so badly since 2013. It's not a regular thing and I don't think it's worrying as it's the week before a slam. 



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Desperately embarrassing. Vile vile vile.

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SF: Joe Salisbury & Neal Skupski CR 93 (42+51) lost to (2) Jean-Julien Rojer & Horia Tecau (NED/ROU) CR 24 (9+15) by 7-5 6-1

It was a very tough ask and they did well to reach the SF.



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flamingowings wrote:
indiana wrote:

Kyle did also lose 6-1 6-2 to Diego Schwartzman in the Toronto Masters a couple of weeks ago. So same games score anyway.


 Yeah I'm tired. After that one though in Canada Kyle hasn't lost so badly since 2013. It's not a regular thing and I don't think it's worrying as it's the week before a slam. 


 I agree, I tend to discount most things before a slam. Why would you risk anything that week, it's also a good week to try stuff out, so anything could have been going through his mind.



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V frustrating for his momentum and for his chances of a first title.

But maybe not the worst result if he wants to be fresh next week? For all that Kyle has thrown in some disappointing results on the tour this year, generally at the slams he's performed (even if he hasn't necessarily gone deep)

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