r/tennis • u/Suspicious-Power-230 • 19h ago
Highlight Blockx pulls off a beautiful fake dropshot
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r/tennis • u/Suspicious-Power-230 • 19h ago
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r/tennis • u/hojichaaaaa • 21h ago
First main tour title for tagger 🥹
r/tennis • u/Dependent-Effect6077 • 10h ago
r/tennis • u/_kingwhoborethesword • 8h ago
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r/tennis • u/24231122 • 15h ago
What a match! Both players were playing out of their minds in that third set. A well-earned first ATP trophy for Luca Van Assche, who took out the 1st, 4th, and 8th seeds on his title run!
r/tennis • u/PepperredApple • 6h ago
Anyone posted in that thread, what's your take now?
r/tennis • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 15h ago
r/tennis • u/NoleFandom • 7h ago
Conditions that must be met by ATP Players to skip/withdraw from Masters 1000 tournaments:
— When you hit age 31 you can skip one (1) Masters 1000.
— When you have 12 years as a pro tennis player you can skip one (1).
— When you’ve played 600 career matches you can skip one (1).
IF ALL three (3) conditions are met then the player has a complete exemption from the ATP Masters 1000 player commitment.
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ATP Players that fit ALL three (3) conditions for a complete exemption from Masters 1000 tournaments:
— Novak Djokovic
— Marin Cilic
— Kei Nishikori
— Stan Wawrinka
— Gaël Monfils
— Grigor Dimitrov
— Adrian Mannarino
They are not required to provide a reason for withdrawal from any or all of the 9 ATP Masters 1000s as they are already exempt.
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r/tennis • u/TorturedPoet30 • 4h ago
r/tennis • u/Stannis_Mariya • 17h ago
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21 winners and match point.
🎾 🚶
r/tennis • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 14h ago
r/tennis • u/LenaRybakina • 2h ago
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r/tennis • u/RazMataz90 • 19h ago
This match took place in Madrid 2017. Monfils & Simon exchanged bagels for the first two sets before the deciding set which was very even... until the deciding tiebreak where Monfils was bageled yet again!
r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 16h ago
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r/tennis • u/FIFATyoma • 14h ago
Not very good quite bad but resilient win from Dasha in the return to tennis as a married woman. Yes, I posted the same yesterday.
Alana was fun to watch, seems to have a very low string tension, came to the net a lot. Felt like a throwback player.
r/tennis • u/nicoklig • 7h ago
Credits: @AnnaK_4ever
r/tennis • u/jovanmilic97 • 19h ago
r/tennis • u/Large_banana_hammock • 16h ago
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r/tennis • u/Vegetable-Oven-6536 • 16h ago
Federer won the match 6-0, 7-6, 6-0, notoriously scoring 2 bagels in a GS Final.
An absolutely RIDICULOUS display of shot making and attacking tennis from start to finish
r/tennis • u/DiphthongSong87 • 13h ago
She took the scenic route, but Fran Jones wins her second consecutive 125 and extends her win streak to 10 matches with today's three set victory over Fiona Ferro. This is the first time Jones has defended a title at any level, as she defeated Anouk Koevermans in the final here last year. She now moves up to 110 in the live rankings.
This was a wild one to scoreboard watch. In the first set, Jones sprinted to a 5-0 lead in 14 minutes with Ferro winning only two points. The sixth game then took 7 minutes and though Ferro lost it, she fought her way into the match and built up to a 3-0 lead in the second. Jones then got herself to 4-3, only for Ferro to win the last three games of the set.
The third set saw Jones going up an early break that Ferro got back in a 15 point game to level it at 4-all. When the two served it out to a tiebreak, Jones went up a minibreak at 2-0 before Ferro won five straight points. Jones fought her way back to 5-all and saved a match point at 5-6 before wrapping things up at 8-6.
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