
Sunday, February 14, 2021 02:14 AM (GMT + 7)
(Tennis news) Djokovic faces the risk of being eliminated at the Australian Open before the match against Raonic.
Novak Djokovic – Milos Raonic: Around 16:30, February 14, round 4 men’s singles
The biggest question at the moment is how badly Djokovic’s abdominal injury is, when Djokovic himself said it was possible that the muscle was torn. Although Raonic has lost all 11 times against Djokovic, but this is a match that Djokovic can lose at any time due to his health condition. In other words, Djokovic may lose to himself instead of to Raonic.
Djokovic has torn abdominal muscles and is in danger of giving up
Raonic since the beginning of the tournament made good use of his style of play to advance to the fourth round, but his strength did not hit the weak point of the current best tennis player in the tennis industry. If Djokovic has the best fitness for this match, Raonic can at most only be able to withstand 4 sets.
Dominic Thiem – Grigor Dimitrov: Around 11am, February 14, round 4 of the men’s singles
Thiem just had to go through an exhausting third round match while Dimitrov was relieved as Pablo Carreno-Busta was sick and had to give up at the start of set 2. Dimitrov was leading 3-2 in a direct confrontation and he was there again. physical strength, but from the beginning of the tournament, Thiem showed persistence in the competition, so I fear that that advantage is not great for Dimitrov.
Both have very good groundstroke, but if Dimitrov proves to be quite reckless at some point, Thiem prefers to step back to defend and therefore their direct confrontations are always very unpredictable. The match against Nick Kyrgios showed that Thiem was sometimes quite passive, but when the game started to drag long and slow, the Austrian player controlled the situation very well.
Dusan Lajovic – Alexander Zverev: Around 14:30, February 14, men’s singles fourth round
The two previous meetings between the two players promised that this time it would be an interesting match, because both matches lasted for 5 sets at Roland Garros. The hard court in Melbourne of course made the ball go faster and less bounce, an advantage for Zverev’s groundstroke while Lajovic did not take much from it.
Zverev has played very well since the beginning of the tournament
Zverev has played very well from the beginning of the tournament with a low-error ball style, and with his style and the quality of the pitch, Lajovic has a hard time beating his German opponent if he only hits the ball from the baseline in his habit. A new strategy needs to be applied, otherwise Zverev is able to close this match after 3 sets.
Australian Open 2021 tennis schedule
Tennis – Australian Open 2020 – men’s singles – round 4 |
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Date / time |
Matches |
Direct |
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Sunday 14/ 02/21 |
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08:30 |
Foxsports & Foxsports2 |
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11:00 am |
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14:30 |
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16:30 |
Tennis – Australian Open 2020 – women’s singles – round 4 |
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Date / time |
Matches |
Direct |
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Sunday 14/ 02/21 |
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7:00 am |
Garbine Muguruza |
Foxsports & Foxsports2 |
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7:00 am |
Su-Wei Hsieh |
Marketa Vondrousova |
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9:00 am |
Aryna Sabalenka |
Serena Williams |
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15:00 |
Iga Swiatek |
* Note: The match time is subject to change depending on the previous match.
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