@ROLEXMCMASTERS @jirilehecka And then what happened.. Can't take even one set off Bublik. Embarrassing. Never bet Jiri to win a set cuz he will fail most times then not..
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Jiri gets it done 💪
@jirilehecka wins a tight three-set battle with Tabilo to move through
#RolexMonteCarloMasters
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@DetroitRedWings @ComericaBank So fucking weak on that shootout.. Fuck off ..
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@asian_tennis She's garbage. Up 3-1 and on her own serve chokes that game away then loses the set 6-4 to Shubladze... Trash. Don't ever ever bet her. Shell fuck you every time
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Japan’s Nao Hibino 🇯🇵exited Roland Garros after a 3-6, 2-6 loss to Hailey Baptiste of the United States 🇺🇲 in the second round.
#RolandGarros #RG25
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ATP Houston
Alex Bolt vs Yibing Wu
🧠 Form & Context
🇦🇺 Alex Bolt (#165, left-handed)
📈 2026: 8–7 overall | 2–0 on clay
✅ Came through Houston qualifying with wins over Rybakov and Andrade
🔁 Has been competitive in several close matches this season, but most of his stronger work still comes away from ATP main-draw level
⚠️ Clay remains the question mark long term despite the 2–0 start here, and at 33 he usually needs his serve patterns and first-strike tennis to do a lot of the work
🇨🇳 Yibing Wu (#118, right-handed)
📈 2026: 11–6 overall | opening clay match of the season
✅ Reached the Acapulco quarterfinals and picked up a notable win over Casper Ruud there
💥 Higher-ceiling player in this matchup, with a much stronger overall level and a clear edge in ranking and proven ATP quality
⚠️ Recent seasons have included injury interruptions, so rhythm and adaptation to clay are the only real doubts coming in
🔍 Match Breakdown
This is an interesting first-round clash because Bolt already has two clay wins in Houston qualifying, while Wu arrives as the better player overall but without a clay match this season.
Bolt’s path is fairly clear. As a lefty, he needs to make the court uncomfortable, protect his serve, and keep points short whenever possible. If he can land his first serve, drag Wu into awkward patterns, and make this a physical, slightly messy opening-round match, he can stay in contention.
Wu still looks like the much more complete player. He owns the stronger rank, the higher overall level, and the better recent ATP résumé. His hard-court results this year have shown that his ball-striking and timing are in good shape, and if that level translates cleanly enough to clay, he should be able to take control through the middle of rallies and punish Bolt’s second serve.
The biggest variable is surface transition. Bolt already has match reps in Houston conditions, and that matters. Wu, though, has the more trustworthy baseline from a talent and quality standpoint. Over a full match, that usually wins out unless Bolt serves exceptionally well.
🔮 Prediction
Alex Bolt has done the hard part by coming through qualifying, and that gives him a real chance to make this competitive early. But the matchup still points toward Yibing Wu. He is the better athlete in his prime years, the cleaner ball-striker, and the player with the higher ATP-level upside.
Bolt can definitely make one set tight if the serve is landing and the lefty patterns bother Wu, but over two or three sets the Chinese player should have too much class from the baseline.
Prediction: Yibing Wu
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@wuyibing_bot This guy sucks..He bkew a 5-2 first set lead today vs Bolt. Then he blew a 5-1 tie break lead. Fuck him
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Tough first round🥵 Yibing advanced with all other 6 Chinese players into the 2nd round of #USOpen
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@UHCougarMBK @thejointchiro Absolutely fucking embarrassing!! You bums don't deserve your scholarships..
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ATP Miami
Mattia Bellucci vs Murphy Cassone
🧠 Form & Context
🇮🇹 Mattia Bellucci (#77, left-handed)
📈 2026: 11–9 overall | 11–8 on hard
✅ Arrives in Miami after a strong run to the Cap Cana Challenger final, then opened qualifying here with a dominant 6-3, 6-1 win over Nicolas Jarry.
🔁 Recent weeks have been encouraging: wins over Hubert Hurkacz, Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, Rinky Hijikata, Adam Walton and others show he is playing at a much higher level than his ranking gap over Cassone alone suggests.
🎯 Has already been tested plenty at ATP and strong Challenger level this season, which gives him a clear match-hardness edge here.
🇺🇸 Murphy Cassone (#256, right-handed)
📈 2026: 10–9 overall | 4–4 on hard
✅ Started Miami qualifying well with a 7-6, 6-4 win over Francesco Maestrelli.
🔄 Has put together some solid Challenger-level results this year, including runs in Cherbourg and Thionville, but the level has been more volatile, with a few one-sided losses mixed in.
🏠 First appearance in Miami main qualifying draw gives him a home-side opportunity, but this is a clear step up in opponent quality.
🔍 Match Breakdown
This matchup looks straightforward on paper because Bellucci brings the more proven hard-court level, the stronger recent wins, and more experience handling higher-tier opposition. The Italian has been playing some of his best tennis of the season over the last few weeks, and that recent stretch matters a lot more than the raw season record.
The lefty pattern is also important here. Bellucci can make opponents uncomfortable with serve placement and cross-court exchanges, especially against a player like Cassone who is still trying to establish himself at this level. Cassone has enough game to compete for stretches, particularly if he serves well and keeps points short, but the baseline consistency and weight of shot should favor Bellucci.
Cassone’s path to making this close is by keeping his first-serve percentage high and taking advantage of any dip after Bellucci’s busy recent schedule. But over a full match, Bellucci’s superior level from the back of the court and his recent confidence against better opposition should separate the two.
🔮 Prediction
Murphy Cassone has done well to reach this spot and should not be dismissed after a solid opening win, but this is a much tougher test. Mattia Bellucci comes in with better form, a stronger hard-court résumé, more experience against quality opposition, and already looks well adjusted in Miami after brushing aside Jarry in the first round of qualifying.
Unless Bellucci’s heavy recent schedule catches up with him, this should be a match where his quality gradually takes control. Cassone can keep parts of it competitive, especially early, but Bellucci looks well placed to move through.
🧩 Prediction: Bellucci
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@sdivineee This loser just lost the first set to Murphy Cassone as a -700 favorite. The guy is absolute dog shit on a hot sidewalk
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@MiamiOpen All these rain delays. It's Miami. Get some retractable roofs or canopies!!!!
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