Vetriano Posted January 26 Posted January 26 (edited) Great women’s final today. Congrats to Madi getting her first major- defeating the big 3 to do so. Rybakina, Swiatek (#2) and Sabalenka (world#1). 2 days earlier Swiatek had match point and Keys came back in 3rd set tie break to win. Today against sabalenka 7-5– in the 3rd set. Epic!!! Edited January 26 by Vetriano Cosmetic cleanup 1 1 Quote
UConn James Posted January 26 Posted January 26 Any time a steroid-formed player from the Belarus or Russian state doping programs loses is a win for tennis / sports. Sabalenka last year started dating another dude a week after her boyfriend died. That’s coooollld, even for a Russian. 1 Quote
BillsPride12 Posted January 26 Posted January 26 Did Jessie Pegula get knocked out early this year? With all of the excitement and hoopla surrounding the Bills right now I haven't really kept tabs on this tourney Quote
Miyagi-Do Karate Posted January 26 Posted January 26 I only saw the results, and didn’t watch. In fact, I probably have watched about less than 30 minutes of the Australian Open in my entire life! That said, congrats! Can’t believe she could Beat Sabalenka, who is an absolute monster. Quote
Shamrock Posted January 26 Posted January 26 8 hours ago, BillsPride12 said: Did Jessie Pegula get knocked out early this year? With all of the excitement and hoopla surrounding the Bills right now I haven't really kept tabs on this tourney Made the 3rd Rd. Apparently the court wasn’t to her liking, compared it to a clay court. 8 hours ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said: I only saw the results, and didn’t watch. In fact, I probably have watched about less than 30 minutes of the Australian Open in my entire life! That said, congrats! Can’t believe she could Beat Sabalenka, who is an absolute monster. To be honest, there’s not been a lot of media even here about it, so it seems, other than a local reporting upsetting Djokovic. 1 Quote
Miyagi-Do Karate Posted January 26 Posted January 26 1 hour ago, Shamrock said: Made the 3rd Rd. Apparently the court wasn’t to her liking, compared it to a clay court. To be honest, there’s not been a lot of media even here about it, so it seems, other than a local reporting upsetting Djokovic. interesting. I always blamed my lack of interest in the Australian Open to time zone differences. But you are right: I feel like the media coverage (at least in the US) has been very low. Might also be the fact that it competing with NFL and college football playoffs, plus the heart of regular season NBA and NHL. Quote
Augie Posted January 26 Posted January 26 1 hour ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said: interesting. I always blamed my lack of interest in the Australian Open to time zone differences. But you are right: I feel like the media coverage (at least in the US) has been very low. Might also be the fact that it competing with NFL and college football playoffs, plus the heart of regular season NBA and NHL. The Australian has always felt like the forgotten Major. It happens in the middle of the night during our winter when nobody is even thinking tennis. I’m surprised to hear Jess compared the courts to clay. I always thought of the Australian as very hot conditions and fast courts. I remember guys puking into the flower pots due to heat back in the glory days of tennis. 1 Quote
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