Yeah, he's got no chance now. When Djokovic gets going you can't beat him unless you're absolutely top notch, and he hasn't been. Easy win for Djokovic from here, sadly.
Neither playing their best! But Djok has too much experience imo. Norrie needs to continue his basic tactics rather than adjusting his game to Djok's. Too many 'unforced' errors put pressure on his normal strengths.Yeah, he's got no chance now. When Djokovic gets going you can't beat him unless you're absolutely top notch, and he hasn't been. Easy win for Djokovic from here, sadly.
On the plus side.. he has never beaten Kyrgios apparently. I was surprised to hear that. They only played twice, both in 2017, but Nick won both of them. Interesting.
Can't remember any bad calls in today's match. Even an Umpire's over-rule turned out to have been a good call by the Line-o. Couple of reasons for that - far fewer games, so more likely to pick 'the best'. And, generally, the more experience, the better the performance.
I really hope Djokovic beats Kyrgios and gives him a lesson on respect and behaviour.Yeah, he's got no chance now. When Djokovic gets going you can't beat him unless you're absolutely top notch, and he hasn't been. Easy win for Djokovic from here, sadly.
On the plus side.. he has never beaten Kyrgios apparently. I was surprised to hear that. They only played twice, both in 2017, but Nick won both of them. Interesting.
Actually they apparently get on well nowadays since Kyrgios supported him over the Australia & jabs debacle.
On the contrary. I hate Djokovic and Kyrgios has been the story of this Wimbledon, so it would be amazing if Nick won it. I think there is potential for Nick's mind games to work on Novak and he could lose his rag a little bit - but it's 50-50 whether that messes up his game or spurs him on to play better! Should be a great final anyway. Probably more interesting than another Novak Rafa one. And as I said before... Novak has never beaten Nick.
Both NK's wins were on Hard Court though. Not sure whether Grass favours either mind. It could all be down to whoever gets the better start, especially if it's Djok as he hasn't been as dominant early as normal this tournament.
Nick is a fantastic grass court player, I believe he considers it his best surface.
I'd agree. It's just that he doesn't get to play very much on it - mainly because of his 'brain',
That's pretty much his 'normal' style! Still either player's match imo.
Yet that's apparently not enough to identify her!
Self destruct button is never far away!
