TieBreak-Mozkovic (#7) v Gauff (#4) 6-0-6-1(WTA 500 Final) / Charleston Open / MED / Up to 5h

TieBreak Career / Mozkovic v Gauff 6-0-6-1 (WTA 500 Final) / Charleston Open
Hi all, I’m a casual gamer that mainly plays FM, but after finding this gem of a game I’ve decided to upload some TieBreak content for viewing.
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Playing more on the recent patch, at times I’m finding my controller less responsive during certain points, where when I should attempt to hit a shot, it fails to register and the ball goes flying past!
In addition with Career Mode still not fixed and being stuck at a 43 overall rating, I’ve decided to revert back / and will continue on the Medium level until both above issues have been resolved.
Ideally I would have a difficulty level playable between Medium and Hard, but given I would be handicapped in both instances above, at least in the current game state I will have to play on Medium.
My character in Career Mode is Gina Mozkovic, born and living in Serbia.
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*Charleston Open - 8th Tournament*
My first clay court tournament of the season. We got to the semi’s without dropping a game, but finally Keys was able to take one from us. But comfortably getting through to another final Gauff was my opponent waiting.
Started off extremely well in the final playing very clean tennis. She wasn’t able to get a game like Keys did and we won this set 6-0.
The second set we continued on in the same fashion, although my level did drop slightly. Gauff was able to eventually register a game with a good service game, but it wasn’t enough to prevent me from racking up my 8th title in a row.
It helped move me up a couple of rankings now sitting in 5th, and I was able to invest in my accommodation now at level 3.
This leaves me just needing to invest in level 3 flights to maximize everything I can in support of my career.

[@felipinho_]

Dá para jogar em Charleston de dia?

[@MrM2309-w3w]

I can't remember in all honesty, but I know some other events have both day and night matches, depending to the round they are competing in. Toronto is a really nice example, and in fact one side of the court the sun impacts your ability to even see the tennis ball, makes it tricky to play.