Author: Barkha Roy
Thiago Seyboth Wild outplayed Dominik Koepfer in a sensational display of tennis, securing a straight sets victory in the thrilling encounter. Seyboth Wild’s dominance was evident as he won 6-1, 6-1.
The Brazilian performed exceptionally well on serve, maintaining an impressive 94% accuracy on his first serve. Koepfer struggled to counter Seyboth Wild’s powerful serves, which led to a 75% winning percentage on first serve points for the winner. On the other hand, Koepfer was unsuccessful with his second serve, resulting in a disappointing 0% win rate.
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Break points proved crucial, with Seyboth Wild converting all five opportunities presented to him, while Koepfer failed to capitalize on any of his chances. Seyboth Wild’s receiving skills were also on full display, earning 21 reception points compared to Koepfer’s 14.
As the match progressed, Seyboth Wild’s dominance only increased, winning an impressive 12 games in a row and demonstrating his unwavering determination. The Brazilian’s exceptional performance solidified his status as a rising star in the tennis world,
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In a very tight match, Timofey Skatov beat Felipe Alves 2-6, 7-5 and 6-3. Skatov’s solid performance included three aces and a commendable 78% accuracy on his first serve. He proved particularly efficient on his first serve, winning 63% of these points, as well as managing to win 65% of his second serve points.
Skatov demonstrated his ability to convert break points, successfully capitalizing on three of the six opportunities. His strong play allowed him to secure a total of 81 points compared to Alves’ 88, leading to his victory with a final score of 15 games to 14.
Finally, Elizabeth Mandlik secured a hard-fought victory over Laura Pigossi 6-2, 2-6, 7-5. Mandlik showed off his serving skills, hitting two aces and maintaining a solid 76% accuracy on his first serve. Despite a lower percentage of first serve wins compared to Pigossi, Mandlik showed resilience and a strong second serve, winning 58% of those points.
The two players had several opportunities to break each other’s serve, with Mandlik converting 8 of 11 break point chances, while Pigossi managed to convert 7 of 16. In the end, Mandlik’s good performance enabled her to clinch victory with a score of 15 games to 13.