Members Login
Username 
 
Password 
    Remember Me  
Post Info TOPIC: Week 16 - WTA500 - Stuttgart, Germany Clay


Satellite level

Status: Offline
Posts: 1223
Date:
RE: Week 16 - WTA500 - Stuttgart, Germany Clay


Peter too wrote:
9vicman wrote:

Link to streaming: https://en.sportplus.live/tennis/49031/5355404/


Thanks for the link. 


 You're welcome. Pretty much all tennis matches are shown on this site, and if you're lucky you get international feed commentary.



__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

2nd set starts the same way as the 1st with three breaks of service, *2-1

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

Emma gets the double break 4-1 but has called the physio.

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 10639
Date:

Physio was for nothing serious. They chatted about salt tablets.

Very comfortable win.

__________________
Var


Pro player

Status: Offline
Posts: 1179
Date:

Peter too wrote:

Emma gets the double break 4-1 but has called the physio.


 Hope its nothing too serious a she closed out 6-1. 



__________________
VRoberts


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

R1: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 302 (CH=10 2022) def KERBER, Angelique (GER) 333 (CH=1 2016) 6-2 6-1

R2: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 302 (CH=10 2022) v NOSKOVA, Linda (CZE) 31 (CH=28 2024)
They met in the French Open last year with Emma winning in three.

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

19 year old Noskova def WR10 Ostapenko 3 & 1 in R1 so this looks like a tough match for Emma, possibly even harder than if she played Ostapenko. Noskova had a JCH=5.

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 23244
Date:

Peter too wrote:

19 year old Noskova def WR10 Ostapenko 3 & 1 in R1 so this looks like a tough match for Emma, possibly even harder than if she played Ostapenko. Noskova had a JCH=5.


 She was also Junior Champion at Roland Garros in 2021, although since then she has played a lot more hard court tournaments.



__________________


Satellite level

Status: Offline
Posts: 1223
Date:

Peter too wrote:

R1: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 302 (CH=10 2022) def KERBER, Angelique (GER) 333 (CH=1 2016) 6-2 6-1

R2: RADUCANU, Emma (GBR) 302 (CH=10 2022) v NOSKOVA, Linda (CZE) 31 (CH=28 2024)
They met in the French Open last year with Emma winning in three.


 A decent win for Raducanu. Kerber hits a tricky ball and some great angles but still far from her best. But three solid wins to start her clay court season.



__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 57728
Date:

Beeb report on the match.



__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

Emma is 4th on Centre Court again tomorrow, so again around 17.30 start, unless there are long matches before Emma gets on court again.

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 18077
Date:

Tomorrow's live stream https://en14.sportplus.live/tennis/49031/5365552/

__________________


Club Coach

Status: Offline
Posts: 710
Date:

Great result from Emma! It was fun to watch and pretty hard fought, with a lot of deuce games. My impression was that Kerber tended to win the longer points, when she had time to work Emma out of position, but she often didn't get a chance to do that because Emma was putting so much pressure on her that she was making a lot of "unforced" errors fairly early in points. (Kerber served a fair few double faults because Emma was returning well and stepping up aggressively on second serves.) And Emma had some lovely blistering winners and at least one absolutely gorgeous drop shot.

__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 55267
Date:

Yes, completely agree about aggressive service returns causing the double faults - classic but very effective - as long as you can actually pull off the aggressive service returns , otherwise its just bluff
But Emma can:)


__________________


Tennis legend

Status: Offline
Posts: 55267
Date:

Looking forward to the match today
Very much like Noskova
Especially as all the media focus has been on the Fruity sisters, in a soap opera style competition with the Russian Andy sisters
And players like Linda are relatively quietly doing their thing - and very effectively too

__________________
«First  <  1 2 3 4 5 68  >  Last»  | Page of 8  sorted by
 
Quick Reply

Please log in to post quick replies.

Tweet this page Post to Digg Post to Del.icio.us


Create your own FREE Forum
Report Abuse
Powered by ActiveBoard