Dont like Dimi's body language, might do a hedge around @6 but waiting for now
He looks like he hurt himself, I thought I saw him maybe tweak something last game it was oddOriginally Posted by kenz
Dont like Dimi's body language, might do a hedge around @6 but waiting for now
Well I am late
Looks tired to meHe looks like he hurt himself, I thought I saw him maybe tweak something last game it was odd
WTF just happened?
is he injured? Fck man talent vs talent he should be owning big bird
dunno, strange
He's not tired. People keep talking about being tired. It's ridiculous notion for Dimitrov to be tired. He's young, his coach is primarily a fitness coach and he's playing a guy who doesn't necessarily keep points long. If he's tired at this point then he has no business being ranked where he is.Looks tired to me
I'll blame Dimitrov mentally wandering the way he still does at times more than this fatigue notion that continues to be tossed around. Fatigue doesn't just show up after you dominate a tiebreak 7-1 with the mental focus he did within 5 minutes. He had a great chance game 1 with Anderson missing all 1st serves and didn't break, seems more like a mental let down than a fatigue one, although I guess one could argue they could go hand in hand.
Tiredis he injured? Fck man talent vs talent he should be owning big bird
He just gifted his first serve
Hope we wont see a 3rd
WTF
Dimitrov thinks this is an exhibition match I guess
Kenz again I ask how is he tired? What changed 5 minutes from dominating a tiebreak to the start of 2nd set? Did it magically pop up sitting there waiting for 2nd set to start? If anything lets give Kevin Anderson a little credit here. He wasn't exactly that far off from winning the first set, only a point here or there.
Agreed. Now it's a dogfight.He's not tired. People keep talking about being tired. It's ridiculous notion for Dimitrov to be tired. He's young, his coach is primarily a fitness coach and he's playing a guy who doesn't necessarily keep points long. If he's tired at this point then he has no business being ranked where he is.
I'll blame Dimitrov mentally wandering the way he still does at times more than this fatigue notion that continues to be tossed around. Fatigue doesn't just show up after you dominate a tiebreak 7-1 with the mental focus he did within 5 minutes. He had a great chance game 1 with Anderson missing all 1st serves and didn't break, seems more like a mental let down than a fatigue one, although I guess one could argue they could go hand in hand.
He is like this from the begining of the match, does not have a good body posture and fresh faceKenz again I ask how is he tired? What changed 5 minutes from dominating a tiebreak to the start of 2nd set? Did it magically pop up sitting there waiting for 2nd set to start? If anything lets give Kevin Anderson a little credit here. He wasn't exactly that far off from winning the first set, only a point here or there.
I already wrote Kevin is good today
Yeah, I almost hit the keyboard twice. Now we are in trouble. Still thinking of cashing out and cutting my losses short. Dimitrov can't break this guy, for whatever reason.Dont like Dimi's body language, might do a hedge around @6 but waiting for now
