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rooting for krawczyk and skupski to win mixed doubles because if they do she'll have a career grand slam and that's awesome

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RG XD F: Laura Siegemund/Edouard Roger-Vasselin [2] def. Desirae Krawczyk/Neal Skupski [4] 6-4, 7-5

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Krawski tried to keep it competitive by structuring their points around their passes at times, but it was not necessarily the case as L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin successfully maintained their balance. This way, the fourth seeds got pressed on trying to finalize their points, while the second seeds often found the space to land their shot winners in, either from the baseline or through the net. As a result, even if Krawski had 11 opportunities to break, L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin converted 40% of their 10 break points throughout both tight sets.

Furthermore, L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin appeared more solid on their serves. Even though Krawski served thrice more aces than the second seeds (6 to 2), the latter won 1% more of their first serve points than Krawski as they landed 79% of them in, getting them out of some or most problems. On the other hand, Krawski's second serves appeared more vulnerable at 38%, 12% lesser than L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin, which resulted in their inability to nail the pressure points on their serves.

This marked L. Siegemund's second career Mixed Doubles title since the US Open 2016 (partnering Mate Pavic), while this was E. Roger-Vasselin's maiden Mixed Doubles title, with his title in 2014 French Open/Roland Garros being the Men's Doubles (with Julien Benneteau). E. Roger-Vasselin cited his last-hour decision (2 hours before the sign-ups deadline) paid off in his speech, and their grass season will start at the Birmingham qualification in the next weekend for L. Siegemund, while E. Roger-Vasselin will reunite with Santiago Gonzalez in Queen's Club (500) in the upcoming fortnight. On the other hand, another time for Krawski, who has a possibility to make it to another final in Wimbledon, draw and game-permitting.

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Rip to krawczyks 2024 career slam dream😔

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Japan beat Britain in Davis Cup

PARIS: Japan beat Britain in Davis Cup as Serbia lose to Denmark Paris, Feb 1, 2025 (AFP) – Japan came from behind to defeat Britain 3-2 in Davis Cup qualifying on Saturday, while Serbia face a relegation play-off after squandering a 2-0 lead in their loss to Denmark. After Friday’s singles in Miki were split, Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury won the doubles to put Britain 2-1 ahead, but Yoshihito…

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Tennis results and schedule

Neal Skupski (7) Joe Salisbury (7) – – Skupski and Salisbury win. Goodbye

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Tennis results and schedule

Neal Skupski (7) Joe Salisbury (7) – – Skupski and Salisbury win. Goodbye

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Neal Collectively (7) Joe Salisbury (7) – – Skupski and Salisbury win. bye Source link

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Neal Collectively (7) Joe Salisbury (7) – – Skupski and Salisbury win. bye Source link

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Davis Cup 2024 : Round robin (Group D) - Canada vs. Great Britain

Denis Shapovalov (CAN) def. Dan Evans (GBR) 6-0, 7-5

Félix Auger-Aliassime (CAN) def. Jack Draper (GBR) 7-6(8), 7-5

Henry Patten (GBR) / Neal Skupski (GBR) def. Gabriel Diallo (CAN) / Alexis Galarneau (CAN) 7-6(4), 6-4

Canada wins the tie 2-1 over Great Britain and qualifies for the quarterfinals next November after finishing first in its round robin group.

(Picture : © Martin Sidorják)

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Krawski tried to raise their game in the second set based on their point construction compared to the first set, but L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin managed to stay clutch in the crucial moments. Neal's double fault generated the latter pair's break points, which were saved thanks to his successful volley to L. Siegemund's failed response and an unreturned serve for a massive hold to 1-0. Afterward, Des' fiery cross-court forehand won Krawski the point four points into the next game (*1-0 30-30) only for the second seeds to hold their serves to 1-1, and this was only the neat beginning to the match.

The next game then tested both pairs' reflexes at the net as Krawski got outhit at the net, which resulted in L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin breaking to 2-1 after the Frenchman's smash before consolidating to 3-1 despite surviving 2-point deficit, which included Neal's shot-selection indecisiveness to 30-30 in the said fourth game. L. Siegemund then continued her point construction through a cross-court forehand winner, where they had a break point due to Des' cross-court forehand winner (4-2* 30-40). Krawski still managed to stay in touch by holding their serves 4-3.

In the next game, Neal had a catch from his forehand volley side to set up the one-point lead before Neal's forehand return ace generated Krawski's break point. Eventually, Krawski broke back to 4-4 only to be broken back (5-4) due to their forehand errors, mostly due to Neal's forehand being fired too wide in response to E. Roger-Vasselin's preceding forehand for their first break point, that even if it was saved, the said break happened due to Des' +1 backhand that went too wide. As a result, the second seeds earned their first chance to serve for the match, where they were met by a stiff opposition from the second seeds: a clean forehand winner from Neal to equalize the point (*5-4 30-30), where even though Krawski had the initial break point, the former saved them before Des' forehand winner allowed the latter to break back to 5-5.

Nonetheless, L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin once again nailed their point construction on return. L. Siegemund's backhand winner became the key to generate their break point (*5-5 15-40) before her final volley became crucial to break back 6-5, earning them the second opportunity to serve for the match. Ultimately, L. Siegemund/E. Roger-Vasselin did it, taking the second set 7-5 to grab the Mixed Doubles title.

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Eubanks & King spring upset in day of doubles surprises at Wimbledon

Christopher Eubanks and Evan King headlined a day of doubles upsets Sunday at Wimbledon, where they ousted sixth seeds Santiago Gonzalez and Edouard Roger-Vasselin 6-3, 7-6(3) to reach the third round. Alternates Eubanks and King played their first tour-level event as a team at Roland Garros, where they advanced to the second round. They will next face ninth seeds Neal Skupski and Michael Venus,…

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Atp Finals: parte con una vittoria la coppia Ram-Salisbury

Lo statunitense Rajeev Ram e il britannico Joe Salisbury hanno vinto la prima partita disputata nel torneo di doppio delle Atp Finals di Torino. Già vincitori del torneo dei ‘maestri’ nel 2022, hanno sconfitto 6-3, 6-4 la coppia formata dall’indiano Rohan Bopanna e dall’australiano Matthew Ebden. Sempre nel gruppo B, in precedenza l’olandese Wesley Koolhof e il britannico Neal Skupski avevano…

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ATP Finals 2023: il torneo dei migliori otto del mondo a Torino

Le Nitto ATP Finals, il torneo di tennis maschile più importante al mondo, tornano a Torino per il terzo anno consecutivo, dal 12 al 19 novembre 2023. Il Pala Alpitour, la più grande arena sportiva al coperto d'Italia, ospiterà la fase finale del torneo, che vedrà sfidarsi i migliori otto giocatori del mondo in singolare e le migliori otto coppie in doppio. I partecipanti I partecipanti alle ATP Finals sono i primi otto giocatori classificati nella Race ATP, il ranking che tiene conto dei risultati ottenuti nel corso dell'intera stagione. Per il torneo di singolare, i qualificati sono: - Novak Djokovic (Serbia) - Carlos Alcaraz (Spagna) - Stefanos Tsitsipas (Grecia) - Alexander Zverev (Germania) - Daniil Medvedev (Russia) - Andrey Rublev (Russia) - Jannik Sinner (Italia) - Holger Rune (Danimarca) Per il torneo di doppio, i qualificati sono: - Rohan Bopanna/Matthew Ebden (India/Australia) - Ivan Dodig/Austin Krajicek (Croazia/Stati Uniti) - Wesley Koolhof/Neal Skupski (Olanda/Regno Uniti) - Santiago Gonzales/Èdouard Roger-Vasselin (Messico/Francia) - Rajeev Ram/Joe Salisbury (Stati Uniti/Regno Unito) - Marcel Granolles/ Horacio Zeballos (Spagna/Argentina) - Maximo Gonzales/Andres Molteni (Argentina) - Rinky Hijikata/Jason Kubler (Australia) Il programma delle Nitto Atp Finals 2023 Il torneo si svolgerà in un formato a gironi, con due gironi da quattro squadre. Le prime due squadre di ogni girone si qualificheranno per le semifinali. Il programma completo del torneo è il seguente: Fase a gironi - Domenica 12 novembre - Girone Verde: Djokovic vs. Rune, Tsitsipas vs. Sinner - Girone Verde, Torneo del Doppio: Dodeg/Kraijcek vs. Gonzales/Molteni, Gonzales/Vasellin vs. Granollers/Zeballos - Lunedì 13 novembre - Girone Rosso: Medvedev vs. Rublev, Alcaraz vs. Zverev - Girone Rosso, torneo del toppio: Koolhof/Skupski vs. Kublev/Hijikata, Ebden/Bopanna vs. Salisbury/Ram Semifinali - Venerdì 17 novembre - Primo del girone vs secondo del girone rosso - Primo del girone rosso vs secondo del girone verde Finali - Domenica 19 novembre - Finale di doppio - Finale di singolare L'evento Le ATP Finals sono un evento di grande importanza per il tennis italiano e per la città di Torino. Il torneo attira ogni anno migliaia di appassionati da tutto il mondo, e contribuisce a promuovere il tennis e l'Italia a livello internazionale. Per l'occasione, il Pala Alpitour sarà completamente rinnovato, con un nuovo design e una nuova illuminazione. Inoltre, saranno organizzate numerose attività collaterali, tra cui concerti, esibizioni e conferenze. Le ATP Finals 2023 si preannunciano un evento imperdibile per gli appassionati di tennis. Foto di copertina: https://www.nittoatpfinals.com/it/ Read the full article

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(Photo credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports) Daniel Evans and Neal Skupski edged past Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-Vasselin 1-6, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (6) to give Great Britain a 2-...