Picking EVERY Men's Quarterfinal at AO 2024 | Monday Match Analysis

[@TheRockpb]

Fun fact about SInner - Rublev. An italian commentator who was close to Sinner's "circle" in 2020 reported that after Jannik retired from the first match against Rublev (it was Vienna, I think), he said in italian to his team: "He doesn't hit the ball that hard". Not really something you'd expect someone say about Rublev...

[@SJ-di5zu]

Sinner is probably the one person who can say that to be fair

[@Em.A07]

@@SJ-di5zu😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten]

It's probably because everyone told him he hits very big and then when he played him it was a bit underwhelming.

[@pierfedericopovero4043]

Indeed! You’re talking about Federico Ferrero of Eurosport. He’s close to Piatti, former Sinner’s coach.

[@GhostofGerulaitis]

Vienna is indoor and slow.

[@dimitrijeigic3176]

I think that Zverev and Rublev dont have enough left in the tank, because they both played 2 five sets match so far. In my humble opinion, if you want to beat Jannik or Carlitos in the Grand slams, you must be fresh and ready for battle.

[@marsherjamiu447]

Yes they will both lose in 4

[@vladimircurkoski1455]

I remember when Novak played 5 sets in quarter, 4+h match, 5 sets in semis almost 5h and easily won the final in 3. or 4

[@Whatreally123]

​@@vladimircurkoski1455Novak is in a league of his own. He does things no one can even imagine. Zverev and Rublev are not in that league and even if they were fresher, I don't see them winning against Sinner and Alcaraz.

[@mstrax0258]

@@vladimircurkoski1455 Key being "when NOVAK played"

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@vladimircurkoski1455I’m not sure what tournament you’re talking about tbh. Closest is AO2012 but the final was 6 hours so

[@stefanodg6155]

I overall agree with your predictions! Thank you for the explanation on covering Sinner's maches! Let s Hope to see some great tennis!!

[@milankostic5401]

Sinner already reached SF of slam once, after 5 QFs. This is Rublev's 10th slam QF Made it to QF at all 4 slams, etc... So, i kind of rooting for him to finally make this "one step more" breakthrough to his first SF

[@Whatreally123]

But Sinner has improved the most amongst the new generation players. No one else has had that kind of progress in the last couple of years. I would say Sinner beats Rublev easy.

[@mstrax0258]

@@Whatreally123 Yeah Sinner has to choke big time to lose this match. Not that Rublev isn't a high-level player, but he plays within Sinner's strengths (baseline game) so I don't see him winning a match where they both perform at their best.

[@kevintwine2315]

Sinner will beat him, Rublev has had a really tough draw and won't have ever left in the tank

[@slXD100]

@@mstrax0258 I wouldn't say choke, or big time at all. if both play well, there will always be opportunities to break eachother, a set can be lost quickly especially in the beginning, and if it happens to go to 5 sets, I think Rublev should be the fav because Sinner cramps quicker than Rublev.

[@ikarugaxx3749]

To win 8 games vs Djokovic? No, Sinner gives hope for a somehow open semifinal, Rublev doesn't.

[@LeadershipAlliance]

🏆 You’re on a lightning fast upload schedule Gill! Great to see your super reporting coming through so swiftly; thank you 😊

[@janetterceira4201]

I think Sinner likes not having the pre match hype, so its a good thing for him.

[@randolphpinkle4482]

I'd be surprised if it wasn't Djokovic, Sinner, Medvedev, and Alcaraz for the semis. Their opponents aren't first-rate players. They're just not good enough.

[@quocanhnguyen2718]

Zverev is a top 5 player and why he has a winning record vs Carlos. Bad take. I agree Rublev, Hurkacz and Fritz are a level behind

[@VesnaLukic-h8w]

Alcaraz still has to prove himself in AO. He never beat any top 10 player there.

[@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten]

13:25 The 'J' in Jesper de Jong's first name and surname is pronounced the same way as the 'J' is pronounced with Jannik Sinner. Other than that the pronunciation is correct.

[@thedemonjesuitguru1578]

Your facial expressions in the thumbnails been on point lately 😂👍

[@ValentinG23]

Fritz - Hurkacz for the final 😅😅!!! just kidding but for real Rublev has had the toughest draw of all of them , he might beat Sinner cuz he wasn’t tested like Rublev was

[@alexanderramos3273]

Everybody loves Rublev we wanna see that “SF (2024)” on wikipedia😢

[@2soulss]

Nole - Hubi for the final 😂😂

[@davidhughes2453]

Khachanov game was closer then the score suggested

[@MistahhMingus]

@@2soulssthat might be the most boring final I could surmise 😂

[@GhostofGerulaitis]

Lol Dare to dream, bro. 😂

[@alexh1823]

Dearest Gilberto, Awesome video, seriously some of your very best stuff. The way you moved through such a mountain of content with such efficiency and nuance is truly impressive. While I have not yet seen any of these matches because they have not yet transpired, I can tell you in advance with great confidence that you have improved my viewing experience. As far as specifics I want to comment mainly on the final section: Alcaraz v. Zverev… I think Charlie will win this match, but I am sorry (for multiple reasons) to say I think Zverev poses a significant threat. On a general level, these all center around one thing... which is: Zverev is limited primarily by his mind, and not his body / physical 'weapons’. He perennially underperforms because he lacks mental urgency / go-for-broke mentality. By nature he is timid, and often lame. We have all witnessed his regressive transition from giant to giant-killer, which he remains… and, like all giant-killers, the limitations exist not in potential, but in execution; there is a gaping chasm between capacity and reality (contrast this with someone like Cam Norrie.. which piled particular poignancy atop the painful possibilities of their prior match..). This chasm/dynamic lays the groundwork for why I think Zverev may represent a worrisome and dangerous prospect for Alcaraz, which I will outline below, according to the tactical keys you identified and discussed with aplomb: - Drop shot (should benefit Charlie) - like you said, Norrie was highly effective with this, but Zverev didn’t go into the match expecting this… and as described above, Zverev’s expectations/perceptions are the key factor for who he is on the court, and how he performs… with Alcaraz, Zverev will absolutely be expecting it… I think he will be ready for a sprint, and will also play closer to the baseline than he usually does, because he knows that nasty dropper is on deck - Second serve issues for Zverev: once again, Zverev’s issues with the second serve stem not from a lack of technical ability as a server, but from a lack of mental urgency… however, Zverev knows Alcaraz likes to stand in and rip hard… I expect Zverev to execute big second serves (eg, 105+) because he knows he must do so or otherwise will suffer embarrassment. Zverev knows how to serve and will likely do so, even on second. - Forehand battle: the FH has always been the thing that holds Zverev back (a la Hubi) but (unlike Hubi) Zverev has always known how to absolutely smash a crosscourt forehand; it is once again the chasm between brain and arm, ability and execution. But against Carlitos, he knows he must, so I think he just might. You accurately pointed out that Norrie, Klein, Koepfer could target Zverev's forehand, but Zverev knows that “these guys” are not Charlie, and Z will execute better because otherwise he will be punished & embarrassed (which he fears more than defeat). - Backhand battle: this ad court pattern will likely heavily favor Zverev, which disproportionately pays dividends on big points (eg, 15-30, 30-40, 40-30, ad out, ad in). - Coming forward: I don’t think Zverev will be doing this quite as much because (1) he knows Alcaraz will pass him when challenged, and (2) he has so many better options from the baseline/nethercourt. A couple miscellaneous post-thoughts: * You appropriately pointed out that in FO 2022 Zverev mentally benefited a lot from being an underdog, played great… consistent with the whole giant-killer theme above, I think this dynamic will be at play again (although, I do not think the corresponding detrimental effect on Alcaraz will be recapitulated, as he was still just a young buck who was newly experiencing being a favorite against a top-tier, highly accomplished player) * If it goes five, I think Zverev will be fine physically… he looked fine at the end of the Norrie match, and I’m sad to say he’s a physical beast. Finally, I do think Alcaraz is a drink/smoke guy and I affirmatively believe this does provide him with some major advantage against his opponent who truly sucks.

[@cslloyd1]

I’m a Fritz fan, but I’m afraid Djoker will provide him plenty of bagels for what’s left of his jar of Vegemite. No gagging allowed. 25 is just the start for Nole

[@TuningintotheOne4BLN]

Vegemite Vegan style oooohhhhhh yeah! lol

[@justusbeweel1109]

Novtard spotted

[@lukeinvictus]

Can we start talking about rublev as the GOAT of the first 4 rounds of a grand slam?

[@TuningintotheOne4BLN]

LOL - love it!

[@monkeonthee]

15:28 with his what?

[@tobiasgoldman]

You're eloquent Gil. "Special skills, not necessarily weapons" 😅

[@jonathanchen1026]

Semis: Djokovic vs Sinner, Alcaraz vs Medvedev

[@SergioWoods]

Sinner Alcaraz Final could happen…

[@SJ-di5zu]

ATP Finals all over again, except with the matchups shifted over. Also the exact same as Wimbledon, 3 of these 4 made semis at IW, Miami (Djokovic was out for both), and US Open (Sinner really got unlucky with a horrible draw).

[@mireafelder8194]

@@SergioWoods Nah, you all still overhyping Sinner so much. He still hasn't reached a Slam final yet and is already 2 years older than Alcaraz. It's going to be an epic final Djokovic vs Alcaraz again.

[@seadkurbasic9726]

​@@SergioWoodsChance for Sinner to beat Novak in AO semi are zero%.

[@Spajk77-xm2ii]

@@SergioWoods Djokovic - Medvedev already happend on US open. We must see if young guns do they homework here on AO

[@itscakebro6885]

Meddy vs Hurkacz prediction was spot on, Gill! Medvedev in 5 sets to get into the semi-finals

[@80sruler]

Poor Rublev - a lifetime in the quarterfinals

[@jamesharris4008]

He always seems to get a tough draw, he doesnt get anyone beatable like a Fritz in the quarters.

[@Jalleur14325]

Can't say I quite feel "poor Rublev" - 😂 an amazing player, nice guy, super rich, nice looking, a luxurious head of hair and some nice time pieces 😊.

[@bestcommentator_]

I will cheer for him no matter what. And I do believe if Andrey can take one of the first 2 sets he has a chance to take it in 5! Cause look what he did to the physical deMinaur in the 4th & 5th set. So that's the only hope for Andrey - 5 sets.

[@patrickgoodnight9285]

I watched Djokovic just destroy Fritz in Cincinnati 6-0, 6-4. The only conceivable way Taylor wins is if Novak has an injury. Djokovic in 3 easy sets.

[@kieranfarrell1656]

4 hard sets lmao

[@garyk8285]

My guess: Djokovic/Sinner vs Alcaraz Final Womens Draw Gauff/Sabalenka vs Zheng Final Do your Multibets with those combos for a payout.

[@barbaragillett9904]

Thank you 🙏 Gill Sinner is playing brilliantly 👏👏👏🙏👍

[@lawdogwales5921]

Djokovic in three, I must agree!

[@malkykahan9448]

Gill is 5 ***** long long time fan from London

[@brikselbroksel5573]

Literally 0 disrespect, I really respect the in-depth analysis of these matches, but Djokovic, Sinner, Medvedev, Alcaraz, come on, the matches aren't difficult to predict :p Do the women next, really interested specifically in Kalinskaya - Zheng and Noskova - Yastremska!

[@tonyhy-nielsen8520]

Yastremska playing some Nice offensive tennis. I believe she will make the final

[@slXD100]

this channel isn't geared towards the WTA, go somewhere else for that sport

[@Jalleur14325]

​@@slXD100um..that sport is called tennis.

[@Jalleur14325]

Agree, some brilliant matches. That Iga loss match was amazing. Then the Blinkova Vs Rybakina, and then today azarenka Vs yamstemska. The Paulini matches have also been great. She's amazing.

[@slXD100]

@@Jalleur14325 female tennis is a different sport from male tennis, I am sure you understood that quite well

[@davidquant4804]

Gill, The last match will have an effect physically on Rublev. But I don’t give any weight to the first 5 set match. Rublev and Djokovic played on Sunday when they played their longest matches. There next match wasn’t until Wednesday. They had plenty of time to completely recover from those matches.

[@slXD100]

what? they play tomrrow buddy aka tuesday. (or today if it already is tuesday for u)

[@davidquant4804]

@@slXD100 Gill was talking about more than one 5 set match for Rublev. The other 5 set match was his first round match which was on Sunday since they started the tournament a day early this year. Which meant his 2nd round match wasn’t until Wednesday. So that match wouldn’t have an effect on Rublev later on. I wasn’t referring to the Quarterfinal match this Tuesday.

[@peca_gabriel]

Does anyone know what Alkaraz says when he plays with Novak? :D

[@TuningintotheOne4BLN]

Nole over Fritzie in 3 or 4. Bagel Nole will chop Fritzie. Early afternoon heat might be a factor. Sinner over Rublev in 4 or 5. Andre should get 1 set based on his playing. Meddy over Hubie in 4 or 5 unless Hubie is serving lights out for 5 straight sets - Meddy even in three if Hubie is off his service game. And Carlitos over Sasha in 4 or 5. Think Sasha has to play really clean and serve so lights out just to keep it tight and close. Thanx Gill. Cheers, Milan

[@turntech4776]

If you look at his matches so far, it’s very possible zverev literally will just serve lights out.

[@ippolit4262]

I think Hurkacz will surprise and possibly pull the upset meddy is my top two fav personality in tennis but they havent matched up in almost two years im worried meddy is going to have to adjust coming from behind again except against an aggressive Hurkacz for once

[@Whatreally123]

Except for his serve, Huby doesn't have a great game in comparison.

[@ippolit4262]

@@Whatreally123 yeah but you're looking at it through one lens...Meddy is obviously the better player than Hurkacz overall but h2h Hurkacz has been a tough nut to crack for Daniil...Meddy needs to serve close to perfect which he hasn't so far so we will see if Hubi can take advantage or not, I just hope we get an entertaining match!

[@stef_v]

i don't think he'll win but that match is the most likely to be an upset

[@slXD100]

@@ippolit4262 you forget that this AUSO isn't as quick as usually, and Hurkacz needs quick conditions to beat Medvedev.

[@ippolit4262]

@@slXD100 good point but I mean if nuno was causing Meddy some serious issues approaching the net I can only imagine what Hurkacz is fully capable of if he applies himself who knows I'll be excited to watch regardless

[@Whatreally123]

I dont see Fritz going past Novak. Its one thing to play well agai st others and a whole other thing when they face Novak.

[@Whatreally123]

Novak/Sinner vs Alcaraz/Meddy for the finals. I am rooting for Novak for #25.

[@Floodland-bn3ol]

Hoping Sinner can get his first slam here.

[@Jalleur14325]

He's got a ginger hurdle to pass first.

[@mireafelder8194]

Let's get him to play his first GS final yet.

[@Jalleur14325]

Alcaraz looked great yesterday 🤞🏻 - hope he continues that form. Only one quarter-finalist has a surname that doesnt end in z, c, or v. Question is...which ginger will get the upper hand. If Rublev plays like he did against Demon in the last 2 sets, then we could have a very interesting match.

[@MrinfinityLT]

well about 2022 Madrid open it wasnt that Alcaraz' road was piece of cake either (beating Nadal and Djokovic back to back)

[@meles3740]

Tour de force. Great analysis.🎉

[@djordjelezajic8435]

I know what you are thinking; If Novak is THAT great, how come Mannarino won 3 games,hunh?! Anyone,maybe Fritz gets lucky and finally beats Djokovic before either one retires , but I doubt.

[@Whatreally123]

What?

[@F-F01]

No one is thinking that jajajajaja

[@sybersecurity277]

20 aces for Nole against Fritz tonight. I would not bet on Sinner in the semis ;)

[@gabrielchung4997]

Great analysis brother I agree here with everything

[@andrewhimes1923]

And now the fun begins! Happy with Novak’s progress heading into a record tying 58th grand slam QF given his first 2 matches and concerns with his wrist and cold but he weathered the storm and I think we’ll see his A game from here on out He’s 8-0 against Fritz so I would expect Novak to win in straight sets or possibly 4 if Taylor can somehow steal a TB It’s a bad match up for Taylor because he simply doesn’t have the lateral speed to hang with Novak I expect a Joko/Sinner semi and this is a scary match up because of Sinners firepower and speed I like Novak to go onto the finals but this match could go 5 sets and over 4 hours In the finals? I like zverev! I think he can beat Carlos and medvedev on these fast courts

[@2soulss]

my semi: 1,2,3,4! simple! no i change my mind, 1,2,9,4! Meddy in trouble 😅 Hubi in great form prevail🥳

[@catherinebell122]

Fun analysis!

[@Maggiemay1942]

Still unable to pronounce the name of history's best ever player correctly.

[@perakojot6524]

Agree with all your prediction except for Medvedev Hurkacz. Medvedev will win in 4 maybe even in 3. Medvedev's return far behind the base line is actually perfect for Hurkacz's serve. And in current form Hurkacz has nothing but the serve.

[@marco149]

All Sinner needs to do against Rublev, is Sinner, period. Power and accuracy FH and BH are far superior to Rublev, plus mental and physical shape are better than Rublev’s ones.

[@GhostofGerulaitis]

WE WANT RUBLEV!

[@fedroger51]

Djokovic- Sinner Alcaraz - Medvedev

[@justusbeweel1109]

Wow, you picked the highest seeds. What a bold prediction

[@Jalleur14325]

Hope so. So annoyed that Zverev is even allowed to play let alone reach this far.

[@djsleekmanali6489]

Kcemanovic stood no chance against Carlos today! He will be tough to beat. Realistically, the only one that will push him will be Medvedev!!

[@celestialspartan7977]

Many believe Fritz can't beat Djokovic and unfortunately,deep down,Fritz believes the same.....

[@JuanAMatos-zx4ub]

Novak in 4, Sinner in 3, Med in 4, Alcaraz in 3

[@sebastientoussaint5461]

Fritz has zero chance with Novak even if Novak plays on one foot.

[@CW-rx2js]

Not true

[@user-wd7ue1wd6r]

Heat, slower court, slower fluffy balls, his diminished forehand will all test novak. I wouldn't be surprised if Novak loses to fritz.

[@ZlatniPlast]

Looool. Fritz lost to injured Nadal brooo. Big 3 are big 3 for a reason​@@user-wd7ue1wd6r

[@tounoni]

Dream on Fritz is on fire now

[@ZlatniPlast]

@@tounoni Bet your house on Fritz.

[@ianrobinson4200]

What I'd go for: Djokovic in 3 Sinner in 4 Medvedev in 5 Alcaraz in 3

[@Jalleur14325]

I hope beyond all else that Alcaraz demolishes Zverev

[@adityadeshmukh9906]

Medvedev is playing nowhere near his best. There’s no way he wins against Hurkacz with that mediocre game. Even if he somehow finds the way, alcaraz , Sinner and Djokovic will crush him in next rounds. Being a Medvedev fan is exhausting tbh

[@LaurenciusMaximus]

He has been slowly playing into the tournament and with each round he has generally played better. You dont bring your A game to early round matches otherwise you are gonna be gassed for later. I think he has a decent chance still.

[@SidneiMV]

Djokovic wins - easy match against Fritz Sinner wins - a little tough match against Rublev Alcaraz wins - a little tough match against Zverev Medvédev wins - a little tough match against Hurkacz Djokovic x Sinner, Sinner wins Alcaraz x Medvédev... well.. Alcaraz wins.. Sinner x Alcaraz... hmmmm.. Sinner 🏆

[@sybersecurity277]

Hard to bet against Djokovic on this court. Nobody of these guys know how to beat him on this court.

[@quocanhnguyen2718]

From early rounds to round of 16 you always pick chalk. You took every favorite from rd of 32 on. You should know upsets happen. In rd of 16 you took Tsisipas over Fritz, you took hot hitting Deminaur (favored odds wise). You basically chose every favored player. What good is it to watch your channel if you just pick favs every matchup? You also took Shelton over Mannarino, then after the match explained how Mannarino bh became Sheltons kryptonite. Why didn't you say that pre match. Change up your predictions show next GS. At least pick 1 upset. Because there are upsets.

[@Spajk77-xm2ii]

All of this guys play great, but, when they try it with Novak they see it is not enough, not just that, GS mech is long, too long if you play Novak, and I bet on Novak when they are both tired, that he will be on better level. That is two bigest problems when you play against Novak.

[@2soulss]

Nole the best!🏆

[@tonyhy-nielsen8520]

To beat him on these courts is very difficult in 5. Alcaraz maybe if he plays his Best like at wimbledon but he doesnt look near.

[@Fraudkovic]

Lol stop glorifying this bozo. If both are at 100% alcaraz will beat novak . He is only better than alcaraz indoors . Alcaraz would've won both cincinatti and rg barring cramps

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@tonyhy-nielsen8520Did you not see his last match against Kecmanovic?

[@tonyhy-nielsen8520]

@@Fraudkovic market says 2.24 novax 3.75 alcaraz 5.8 Sinner 13.5 Medvedev

[@SophiaDerivan]

‘J’ is pronounced ‘y’ in Dutch, so ‘Yesper De Yong’ is a more accurate pronunciation.

[@vladimircurkoski1455]

Novak-Fritz 3:0 there's no dangerous for no.1 who is defending champion who won tournament 10x and lead h2h 8:0.

[@radilev1996]

One thing is certain. Sinner aint winning this. Even if he beats Novak in semi, he will be gassed out both physically and mentally to beat Alcaraz in the finals. Either Novak or Alcaraz to win the tournament.

[@CW-rx2js]

Alcaraz will

[@GiacomoArturi]

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[@westonmeyer3110]

If he beats Djokovic you can basically crown him champion. He nearly beat Zverev at the US Open in 5 sets despite getting cramps in the 2nd set, that is insane.

[@sharfinahmed4389]

If sinner defeat Djokovic, he will destroy alcaraz in final, coz alcaraz is sinner's pigeon .

[@westonmeyer3110]

@@sharfinahmed4389 That isn’t really true but Sinner is shockingly more consistent than Alcaraz and has a way better serve and even a slightly better return.

[@marv4296]

Gill goat

[@SJ-di5zu]

I think all the matches are really exciting except Djokovic/Fritz which is an easy Djokovic in 3.

[@westonmeyer3110]

I think Fritz will get a set. It will probably be like the Rublev match at Wimbledon last year.

[@Fraudkovic]

Alcaraz vs zveeev will be quick too

[@stef_v]

the quarterfinals sound great on paper, but i think sinner and alcaraz will easily win in 3

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@westonmeyer3110Maybe. He’s in good form

[@SJ-di5zu]

@@stef_vI give Rublev the benefit of the doubt because he’s very fit physically, and I do think Sinner hasn’t been tested at all yet. As for Zverev, he’s always dangerous regardless of how he’s looked lately, and could definitely step his game up for this match. I think he likes being the underdog

[@bibxtiger6503]

Against Michelsen Zverev´s forehand was really good. But it was like you said the only match

[@typg9397]

Nole - Sinner - Hurackz - Alcaraz Sinner - Alcaraz Alcaraz wins

[@miketomlin6040]

Looks like some good matches, would not surprise me to see Alcarez and Medvedev lose, Joker only one here that might have an easier 3 set match, but Fritz is a strong player on his day!

[@Y.d.o.b.o.n]

A reporter asked Fritz what he will change from the previous 8 matches, and Fritz just said he needs to play better. That is a massive red flag, Nole 6-4 6-1 6-2

[@SJ-di5zu]

What’s he supposed to do, break down his new tactics on TV?

[@MrJayb76]

Rublev going for the 0-9 in qtrs...at slams.

[@samuelmorse784]

He can do it! just Needs one more....

[@hcat8841]

0-10 actually 😃

[@samuelmorse784]

what are you trying to say?@@hcat8841

[@MrJayb76]

Officially 0-10 in qtrs

[@samuelmorse784]

Give Rublev his due he probably just played the eventual winner of this years Slam he was very unlucky in the draw in that respect.@@MrJayb76

[@SergioWoods]

Djokovic is 8-0 vs Fritz…

[@SergioWoods]

9-0

[@MsBeverlyTrca]

Trust me, I am a Novak fan. I'm also not one to be a one to cheer Fritz but... I have a feeling we may see a surprise with the Fritz v Novak match. I would really love to see Novak get #25 but, my gut says if Fritz plays like he did against Tsitsipas we may see a surprise. Prefer not to see a Carlos v Novak final. Would like to see something different like Sinner v Mede LOL

[@slXD100]

Tsitsipas is nowhere near as good of a returner as Novak, + Tsitsi had some issues and wasn't 100% well and Tsitsi doesn't like to face big servers.. sometimes all you need against Tsitsipas is to have a great serving day

[@shamshermalik1691]

jevrev is bigest choker,rublev 2nd choker

[@lchitzchitsike9997]

Second

[@alexgugel3957]

Sorry, but not sorry. Nothing about tennis.

[@alexgugel3957]

Bla bla bla.

[@novakgoatovic]

its gotta be Djoković who wins AO'24!!!!