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1. Voo de Mar says:

   March 1, 2021 at 6:12 pm

   Points won by each set: | 30-17, 19-29, 25-32, 32-23, 29-16 |
   Points won directly behind the serve:
   15 % Chang– 18 of 117
   11 % Washington – 15 of 135

   Nigh session on court no. 1 (Grandstand) and intriguing encounter between two young Americans, the three years older Washington [14] was an upcoming player then, he had defeated the more experienced Chang [4] in their previous ’92 meeting (Memphis). In the US Open match, the serve didn’t mean anything, baseline rallies were witnessed in almost every point, Washington played the serve-and-volley just a few times. He led 2:1* (40/30) in the 4th set, but failed to break and from that moment he was unable to hold to the end (lost his serve six times in a row). Chang needed 3 hours 34 minutes to survive, in his another round he played even longer on the same court against Wayne Ferreira (4:17h).

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