Tennis – US Open ’18: Roger Federer Into The 3rd Round
Roger Federer proceeded his hot form for a record 6th US Open title with an agreeable second-round prevail upon France’s Benoit Paire.
Tennis – US Open ’18: Serena Williams Marches Forward
The 37-year-old Swiss facilitated to a 7-5 6-4 6-4 triumph in New York City in one hour and 56 minutes. Paire had not beaten the 20-time Grand Slam champion in six past gatherings and never looked like causing a surprise in today’s match either.
Match Summary:
- While Federer was to a great extent untroubled, there was a trace of threat in the principal set which required him to burrow deep and maintain a strategic distance from any potential issues.
- Federer let a break slip in the opening set, as Paire battled back to level and after that put the Swiss under strain at 30-30 on his serve at 5-4, just for Roger to create a precise ace out wide for 40-30 on his way to an important hold.
Roger Federer’s fans watching match point pic.twitter.com/3lx2BVutBa
— RΛMIN NΛSIBOV (@RaminNasibov) 30 August 2018
- Federer at that point broke in the following diversion when Paire created a double fault on break point, empowering him to wrap up the set with a hold to love.
- Disappointment started to outrage Paire, who crushed three racquets in an unprecedented fit in Washington a month ago, as Federer took his serve in the fifth amusement while in transit to the second set.
- Starting the 2nd set, there was no chance to get back for the Frenchman, as the Swiss cruised to victory in a flowing fashion.
Awesome job controlling your pushes today in the heat Roger! Think about each point like you did in 2017 when you were unbeatable. Your point for point mentality last year was maybe the best it’s ever been! Start getting back to that on Saturday night and you will win this event!
— Shane Gregg (@shanegregg79) 30 August 2018
Roger Federer – A Chance To Revive?
Federer once ruled the men’s singles at Flushing Meadows, winning his five titles in succession somewhere in the range of 2004 and 2008 in a run of 41 sequential matches.
That achievement has slowed down in the previous decade, with his solitary final finishing off with a thumping defeat from Novak Djokovic in 2015.
Tennis – US Open ’18: Roger Federer Cruises Into The Next Round
This year he says recovering the US Open title is one of his “bigger priorities”. Federer and 6th seed Djokovic, who is going for his third US Open title and fourteenth Grand Slam, are anticipated to meet in the quarter-finals this year.
US Open Aussie wrap up: Nick Kyrgios sets up mouth watering clash with Roger Federer, but the GOAT isn’t happy with the umpiring controversy that occurred during Kyrgios’ match.
“That’s why it won’t happen again. I think everybody knows that.”https://t.co/NonJlv1s2g #US Open pic.twitter.com/UoKPuVHNkA
— Sporting News Australia (@sportingnewsau) 30 August 2018
Second seed, Federer will play Australia’s Nick Kyrgios in the third round.
Kyrgios won 4-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-3 6-0 against France’s Pierre-Hugues Herbert, battling over from a set and a break down in the wake of being conversed with by seat umpire Mohamed Lahyani.
“I want to help you.” Nick Kyrgios controversially receives a mid-match pep-talk from the umpire to progress to the third round at Flushing Meadows, setting up a mouth-watering clash with Roger Federer. #USOpen (Pic: AP) https://t.co/BHcRE5FL9H pic.twitter.com/03ZIdgPzIZ
— ABC Grandstand (@abcgrandstand) 30 August 2018
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