by ti-amie Saturday June 7
Court PHILIPPE-CHATRIER
Women’s Singles
final
--- A.Sabalenka (1) vs USA C.Gauff (2)
Men’s Doubles
Upcoming
final
ESP M.Granollers (5) ARG H.Zeballos (5) vs GBR J.Salisbury (8)/GBR N.Skupski (8)
Court SUZANNE-LENGLEN
Women’s Wheelchair Singles
Final
JPN Y.Kamiji (1) vs NED A.Van Koot (2)
Women’s Legends
FRA N.Dechy/FRA P.Parmentier vs USA L.Davenport/EST A.Kontaveit
Men’s Legends
Upcoming
USA J.Mcenroe/FRA JW.Tsonga vs USA M.Chang/FRA G.Simon
Court SIMONNE-MATHIEU
Girls’ Singles
final
AUT L.Tagger vs GBR H.Klugman (8)
Boys’ Singles
Upcoming
final
GER N.Mcdonald vs GER M.Schoenhaus
Girls’ Doubles
Upcoming
final
GER E.Bennemann/GER S.Zhenikhova vs CZE A.Kovackova (3)/CZE J.Kovackova (3)
Court 14
Quad Wheelchair Singles
final
NED N.Vink (1) vs ISR G.Sasson
Men’s Wheelchair Singles
Upcoming
Final
JPN T.Oda (1) vs GBR A.Hewett (2)
Mixed Legends
ITA F.Schiavone/FRA G.Forget vs CZE L.Safarova/FRA H.Leconte
Court 6
Boys’ Doubles
final
USA N.Johnston (7)/USA B.Willwerth (7) vs FIN O.Paldanius (2)/POL A.Wazny (2)
Court TBA 1
Men’s Wheelchair Doubles
Upcoming
final
GBR A.Hewett (1)/GBR G.Reid (1) vs FRA S.Houdet/JPN T.Oda
by mick1303 I think this match has the most even bookies odds since AO-12 (Djokovic-Nadal). Back then the odds evened up because Djokovic had much more brutal semis against Murray.
by ashkor87 I believe more in h2h results than rankings and what not.. Sabalenka has won 3 of the last 4 matches between them. My belief that Sabalenka is best on clay, ie on slow courts, also reinforces the feeling that Sabalenka will win today.
by patrick Prediction : After today title, Sabalenka will be a Wimbledon away from a career Grand Slam
by Owendonovan I think Sabalenka needs to be off (likely in her head) and Coco's serve can't break down for Coco to win. Both with their game on, it's Sabalenka for the win.
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ashkor87 patrick wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 11:40 am
Prediction : After today title, Sabalenka will be a Wimbledon away from a career Grand Slam
I expect she will win W too this year.
by ashkor87 Good thing I like them both, else my nerves would be frazzled!
by Owendonovan How 'bout that.
by patrick Yes, Gauff found a way to stop Sabalenka from attempting a Career Slam this year
by patrick If you think Gauff is making a ton of endorsements now, it is about to be out of control at age 21
by ashkor87 Saba's go-for-broke style works better with a closed roof..the conditions were windy today..then it is not the court but the wind/air..on the whole a dramatic but not high quality match
by ponchi101 You cannot win a clay court match hitting that number of UE's. 70 UE's is simply a declaration of recklessness.
by ponchi101 And let's stop these interviews on court after such a grueling match, especially for the loser. It is borderline sadistic.
by JTContinental Rennae Stubbs has already called Sabalenka out for her dour runner up speech.
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meganfernandez JTContinental wrote:Rennae Stubbs has already called Sabalenka out for her dour runner up speech.
The speech was not the height of class, but I could understand it. The word “grace” is used a lot these days but not put into practice.
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meganfernandez Owendonovan wrote:I think Sabalenka needs to be off (likely in her head) and Coco's serve can't break down for Coco to win. Both with their game on, it's Sabalenka for the win.
Check and check. Gauff deserved it. Kept her head.
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by ponchi101 I want to see how many of us are supremely graceful after one of our, let's say, projects, do not come through.
Let's go back to Wimbledon in the old days. The trophies are handed out, the two players take a couple of pictures, then they can go to their lockers and calm down for a while. Press conference for the loser about three hours later.
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Owendonovan JTContinental wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 6:30 pm
Rennae Stubbs has already called Sabalenka out for her dour runner up speech.
Rennae likes to stir the pot.
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ti-amie ponchi101 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 5:59 pm
You cannot win a clay court match hitting that number of UE's. 70 UE's is simply a declaration of recklessness.
by ashkor87 totally disrespectful of Coco.. Saba needs to respect her opponents
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ashkor87 ponchi101 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 6:17 pm
And let's stop these interviews on court after such a grueling match, especially for the loser. It is borderline sadistic.
and it brings out their worst side..
by Owendonovan I found Coco's return of serve better than usual and little more pop on her forehand than usual. I found Sabablenka's game exactly as it always is, a chance of going off the rails, which it did this time. It's happened before and will again. She could use some time with Emily Post to learn how to be more dignified.
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FredX ponchi101 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 8:26 pm
I want to see how many of us are supremely graceful after one of our, let's say, projects, do not come through.
Let's go back to Wimbledon in the old days. The trophies are handed out, the two players take a couple of pictures, then they can go to their lockers and calm down for a while. Press conference for the loser about three hours later.
That would be nice, or just hand them the mic and let them say what they whatever they would like to say and not have to endure these inane "what was going through your mind when..." questions. At least they don't pester them on the way out to the court, like at the U.S. Open.
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ti-amie ti-amie wrote: ↑Sat Jun 07, 2025 11:40 pm