ATP WTA GS Roland Garros 5/16 - 6/5 2022

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She did benefit from Zheng's injury though.

And this was not cool.

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[JazzNU]

Someone I follow, @mattzemek, said after Sinner's retirement that Rublev should've been dq'd earlier in the tournament, kind of implying Sinner might still be in it. This is why.



Zemek's tweet.

If this was an ATP tournament, feels like he'd have been defaulted based on their statements of trying to crackdown on this behavior. But ITF isn't under an obligation to follow suit, and I don't recall them being part of those statements, so that's likely the disconnect there.

Similar to the ATP pre-statement, there's an issue of precedent with many of these actions. Social media brings hyper focus on them, but they aren't new things that are occurring and players that have done stuff exactly like this in years past have not been defaulted. It's really why the ATP had to issue that statement, so that it was setting a new standard or review that could be a departure from how they previously enforced.

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[JazzNU]

The commentators I had were in awe and said they hadn't seen him play that well in 3 years easily.

[ponchi101]

Obviously I have not seen every match in his career. But it was impressive. It was hitting line after line after line, in the same point. It was hitting volleys that Medvedev would not reach by an inch, not only winning the point but making Medvedev spend valuable energy.
If he can repeat that level for 3 more rounds, this will be one of the most incredible stories ever because that level can win the title.

[ashkor87]

I saw only s bit of it but the Pegula begu match was not great quality...especially compared with the others that were on...
Today, Sloane-Gauff should be good..but it may not look good, given how subtle Sloane is..could be ufe after ufe but there will be a reason for them,!