#Facundo Diaz Acosta

[tennisblrsgrandslams]

Australian Open - Men's singles - R1

If you participate, please consider reblogging the poll to get the word out! Thank you 🙏

[luckofmylife]

facundo, just do it

[stateofsport211]

Buenos Aires (250) F: Facundo Diaz Acosta [WC] def. Nicolas Jarry [3] 6-3, 6-4 Match Stats

📸 Tennis TV

N. Jarry stepped up his return game toward the end of the match while trying to capitalize on Diaz Acosta's service games near the end of the match, taking into account the serving-it-out question, as well as the nervy start earlier in the match. However, Diaz Acosta's depth and powerful aggression helped him to anticipate N. Jarry's returnable serves at first, developing his point construction intelligently until the Chilean third seed had lesser options to respond, or when the former was able to execute brilliant, remarkable finishings while utilizing the open court through his trademark passes or drop shots. Judging by the execution alone, Diaz Acosta maximized his chances by converting 40% of his break points despite having one less chance to break than N. Jarry (5 to 6) as a result of the said return improvement.

Additionally, despite several service game problems in the last few games of the match, Diaz Acosta appeared more steady on serve, backed up by his aforementioned aggressive play. Landing 74% of his first serves, he won 73% of his first serve points than N. Jarry's 70%, backed up with his 2 aces. On the other hand, N. Jarry's problematic second serves stemmed some rushed follow-ups, where Diaz Acosta based his deep first returns from in some occasions. As a result, N. Jarry's second serve winning percentage faded to 47%, 14% below Diaz Acosta.

This marked Diaz Acosta's maiden Tour-level (and 250) title, capping the home run without dropping a set, and joining Guillermo Coria (2004), Gaston Gaudio (2005), Juan Monaco (2008), David Nalbandian (2009), and Diego Schwartzman (2021) for prolonging the list of home victors within the past 20 years. Furthermore, he became the second left-handed player after Rafael Nadal in 2015. Even after joining this elite list, Diaz Acosta and N. Jarry will compete in next week's Rio de Janeiro (500), where Stan Wawrinka (for the former) and Yannick Hanfmann (for the latter) await in the first round. What a moment.

[sportworldtone]

Facundo Diaz Acosta

Facundo Diaz Acosta is an international tennis player. Standing at an impressive height of 6 feet 0 inches (183 cm) and weighing approximately 165 pounds (75 kg), he exudes strength and athleticism on and off the court. You'll get here Facundo Diaz Acosta's Net Worth, Wife, Age, Height, and Family

[tennisbettingtips7]

TENNIS BETTING TIPS

25 Jul, 17:00 Ist

Mariam Bolkvadze Vs Maya Joint Match Winner Tips 🔹🔹 Maya Joint 🔹🔹 Wait & Bet On Maya Joint, If Mariam Bolkvadze Come Under 40-20 Paisa Then Use Extra Budget Book Set @ 15 Paisa

25 Jul, 18:00 Ist

Pedro Martinez Vs Facundo Diaz Acosta Match Winner Tips 🔹🔹 Pedro Martinez 🔹🔹 Wait For Under 65-45-25 Paisa Facundo Diaz Acosta Then Bet On Pedro Martinez Book Set @ 15 Paisa

Jul 25, 2024 🕔 16:00 Ist

[rightscoop]

British tennis star Cameron Norrie accidentally hits woman in stands with thrown racket in Auckland

British tennis star Cameron Norrie apologized and avoided disqualification when a racket he threw into the air hit a spectator at the ATP Tour tournament in Auckland on Tuesday. Auckland-born Norrie was facing a match point against Argentina’s Facundo Diaz Acosta when he threw his racquet slightly into the air. The racket hit a woman who was in a box next to the court and she was unharmed. Video…

[top4allo]

British tennis star Cameron Norrie accidentally hits a woman in the stands with a racket thrown in Auckland

British tennis star Cameron Norrie has apologized and avoided disqualification when a racket he threw in the air hit a spectator at the ATP Tour tournament in Auckland on Tuesday. Auckland-born Norrie was serving a match point against Argentina’s Facundo Diaz Acosta when he lightly tossed his racket in the air. The racket hit a woman in a court box who was not injured. Video of the incident it…

[thesocialchronicles]

Cameron Norrie has apologised after he threw his racquet and accidentally struck a spectator during his straight-set loss to Facundo Diaz Acosta at the Auckland Classic.British number two Norrie received a warning but avoided disqualification for the incident, which happened when he was 6-2 5-3 down.After the former world number eight netted to give Argentina's Diaz Acosta match point, a frustrated Norrie tossed his racquet behind him and into the crowd.The chair umpire checked the woman had not been injured before issuing Norrie with a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct. "I was not meaning to do that and it is completely not me to do something like that," said Norrie, who grew up in Auckland."I apologised very quickly and I want to apologise in general. I'm not happy with how I behaved."Diaz Acosta went on to secure a 6-2 6-3 victory just three points later."[The spectator] was laughing and I just said 'so sorry, I didn't mean to do that'. And she said 'yeah, I'm completely OK'. That was not a big deal," said Norrie."But as we saw with some other players, you can easily be defaulted if it catches them in the wrong spot or they're not looking or something."Novak Djokovic was disqualified from the fourth round of the 2020 US Open after he accidentally hit a ball at a line judge.Canada's Denis Shapovalov was defaulted for hitting the umpire with a ball during a 2017 Davis Cup tie against Great Britain, while in 2012 David Nalbandian was disqualified at Queen's after injuring a line judge by kicking an advertising board into his shin. 2025-01-07 09:19:34 https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/branded_sport/1200/cpsprodpb/fcf9/live/aa3b6640-ccd3-11ef-a868-eda2c0673ece.jpg

[cryptoto]

Cameron Norrie: British tennis player throws racket into crowd in angry Auckland Classic loss | Tennis News

Britain's Cameron Norrie avoided disqualification for throwing his racket into the crowd during a straight-sets loss at the Auckland Classic. Norrie vented his frustration after a poor forehand return hit the net to hand opponent Facundo Diaz Acosta a match point as the Argentine cruised to a 6-2 6-3 victory. The spectator was hit by the racket, but not with force, and suffered no injuries, with…

[luckofmylife]

omg sebitaa ❤️❤️ incredibleee

i feel bad for facundo but great game overall

[stateofsport211]

📸 🎥 Tennis TV

Although Diaz Acosta started the second set firmer than the first, N. Jarry still fought hard and well on return, eventually pressing the former's service games at some point before the end of the match. Even though N. Jarry had his chances, Diaz Acosta managed to close it out by the conclusion of this match, once again bringing parts of the match to his classic rollercoaster. Here was how everything unfolded.

Just first game in, Diaz Acosta started with a forehand return ace to set himself one point ahead to *0-0 15-30 after getting N. Jarry risking his third shots before he eventually broke and consolidated to 2-0. He almost was up a double break once he created a break point through his defense-to-offense mechanism, responding to N. Jarry's questions through his properly executed variety of shots, ranging from his powerful forehand, drop shot, and a forehand volley finish (*0-2 to 15-40). However, he found the said break points were saved, including with one forehand that went up in the air instead, thus the third seed held his service game to 2-1.

Diaz Acosta then proceeded by holding his serves with an ace to 3-1 despite several close calls might troubled his serves. He then attempted to outhit N. Jarry's forehand side while trying to dominate the flow as he did in the first set, and N. Jarry still risked his third shots for Diaz Acosta's earlier break points. Somehow, a backhand error caused the deuce and N. Jarry went on to survive another one before another massive hold to 3-2, showing that his game could still factor as he hung in there. A game later, Diaz Acosta's volley finish to N. Jarry's drop shot to minimize the gap (to *2-4 40-15), but the third seed still held to 4-3 with an unreturned serve 2 points later.

The genuine test to Diaz Acosta's service game then commenced when N. Jarry started to play through the pace and became slightly more offensive. Although most forehand errors were neutralized with an unreturned serve, it might have been the question once N. Jarry scored his first break point of the match due to Diaz Acosta's mishit forehand (too wide), and another notable one due to a backhand error, but the home hope scored a beautiful backhand finish to create his game point before a massive hold to 5-3. N. Jarry then followed with a service game hold to 5-4, thus having Diaz Acosta to serve for the championship.

In the tenth game, everything went smooth until Diaz Acosta had 3 match points, where his classic rollercoaster started. N. Jarry's returns deserved credit as he cracked down Diaz Acosta's defenses, eventually outhitting the latter to saving 3 of his match points. Somehow, a successful cross-court forehand angle created his fourth match point only for it to be saved due to a +1 forehand error on Diaz Acosta's second serve. N. Jarry then tried to take advantage of this situation through his well-constructed net exchange with a volley conclusion to the open court to create his break point, but Diaz Acosta did not back down on serve until it caused another deuce. Still entrapped in the eternal deuce situation, Diaz Acosta also notably scored a forehand pass to secure his fifth match point only to be foiled with a backhand down-the-line fail. Eventually, it took six attempts for Diaz Acosta, whose sixth match point was created due to an unforced error from N. Jarry, to finally clinch his maiden Tour title (out of N. Jarry's forehand error), thus showing the importance of a more offensive play to resolve the nerves issue coming mid-play.

[hamsdd]

Cameron Norrie: British tennis player throws racket into crowd in angry Auckland Classic loss | Tennis News

Britain's Cameron Norrie avoided disqualification for throwing his racket into the crowd during a straight-sets loss at the Auckland Classic. Norrie vented his frustration after a poor forehand return hit the net to hand opponent Facundo Diaz Acosta a match point as the Argentine cruised to a 6-2 6-3 victory. The spectator was hit by the racket, but not with force, and suffered no injuries, with…

[alfredol70]

Facundo Diaz Acosta vs Matteo Gigante | F Milano • Highlights

[sportslumo]

#CameronNorrie #FACUNDODIAZ #ArgentinaOpen