this new crop of kids 18-21 are coming out ready for the pros. They seem more physically mature, and now have the power and tactics to wreck any draw. I think this is a trend across all sports, including NHL where they should feel better about handing the keys to the younglings sooner.
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Gabriel just lost to Silent K as well, but he played a very good match today, Khachanov always seems to raise his game at grand slams and was just more solid.
He played a very solid match against a very tough opponent - lots to be happy with. Diallo seems to be better every time he plays now and certainly would not have been going toe to toe in some of those baseline exchanges with a top 20 player last year.
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this new crop of kids 18-21 are coming out ready for the pros. They seem more physically mature, and now have the power and tactics to wreck any draw. I think this is a trend across all sports, including NHL where they should feel better about handing the keys to the younglings sooner.
Tien won multiple titles on the Challenger tour in 2024 so it's obvious that he's got game but to win back-to-back five set matches like this at the Aussie Open is pretty incredible. Will he have any legs left though going forward?
this new crop of kids 18-21 are coming out ready for the pros. They seem more physically mature, and now have the power and tactics to wreck any draw. I think this is a trend across all sports, including NHL where they should feel better about handing the keys to the younglings sooner.
