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US Open 1984
1984… it was a year of John McEnroe‘s total dominance. The American prior to the US Open ’84 had lost just two matches of the season (!), and confirmed his supremacy over the tennis elite outplaying Ivan Lendl in the … Continue reading
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Rome – final
(2)Rafael Nadal d. (1)Novak Djokovic 7-5, 6-3 [ 2:20 h ] Last year due to persistent rain their Roman final was delayed over … Continue reading
Rome – semifinals
2nd semifinal: (1)Novak Djokovic d. (3)Roger Federer 6-2, 7-6(4) [ 1:39 h ] Their first meeting since the 5-set thriller at the … Continue reading
Rome – round 3rd + QF’s
Quarterfinals David Ferrer is one of the worst match-ups for Richard Gasquet. The Frenchman has just won 2 out of 17 sets he played against the Spaniard, 14 of those sets he lost, were pretty one-sided. Today they played a … Continue reading
Rome – round 1st + 2nd
Back on red clay! Just like a week before without best American players of the previous decade: Mardy Fish, Andy Roddick and James Blake (the latter could enter only the qualifying rounds), but with Andy Murray and Juan Monaco, the … Continue reading
Wimbledon 1985
There were three sensational under-age triumphs in Grand Slam tournaments in the Open era, all occurred in a span of seven years between 1982 and 1989. As I have recently mentioned in two Roland Garros stories, in Paris triumphed teenagers … Continue reading
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Madrid – final
(3)Roger Federer d. (6)Tomas Berdych 3-6, 7-5, 7-5 [ 2:38 ] Federer as usual began … Continue reading
Madrid – semifinals
2nd semifinal: (3)Roger Federer d. (7)Janko Tipsarevic 6-2, 6-3 [ 1:07 h ] Tipsarevic made a huge progress in the … Continue reading
Madrid – round 3rd + QF’s
Quarterfinals Three quarterfinals were scheduled on Manolo Santana (Centre) court, but the first match on Friday between a powerful Juan Martin del Potro [11] and a smart Alexandr Dolgopolov [20] was held on Stadium 3. Del Potro was very solid … Continue reading
Madrid – round 1st + 2nd
It’s the first tournament in history held on a blue clay (!) which obviously creates some controversies. The all-time biggest specialist of clay, Rafael Nadal complained before the Mutua Madrileña Open kicked off: “Madrid is one of the best tournaments … Continue reading