Grand Slam US Open 2022 (29 Aug-11 Sept)

[LukeParkerno1]

Not just talking Novak here

On the positive at least Hewitt’s record is gone lol

 

[matt_897]

On the positive at least Hewitt’s record is gone lol

He's trying haha...

 

[LukeParkerno1]

He's trying haha...

I’m sure Todd can change the stats somehow lol

Have to say how good is Jelena as a commentator, close to the best one out there

 

[My Cotchin Rules]

Good to see both players congratulated eachother lol

 

[Allezjuel]

Alcaraz way too good for Ruud as expected.

So at the end of the year for grand slams we have Nadal x 2, Djokovic and Alcaraz.

Definitely Nadal's year, although Djokovic missing half the slams (due to his own decisions mind you).

Is 2023 the year we finally see the transition away from the big 3 era? With the newfound confidence from winning a slam I can see Alcaraz beating Nadal at RG. Wimbledon I still think Djokovic is fairly better than the field on grass. Then hard cour slams I think there's quite a few that could possibly win it.

 

[FreoRicci]

Djokovic have been in so so form anyway. Loss to Fokina and Vesley at one stage during the year.
It’s own fault.
Alcaraz was bound to win one anytime this season or next anyway. Astounding two years. Rise and rise

 

[Jazny]

Just when you are sad that Nadal will be retiring soon, we have Mini-Nadal!

 

[ep2018]

Huge missed opportunity for Kyrgios. Reckon he'd have won it with a little mental strength. I don't blame him when he broke his racquets post loss last week.

 

[JamisonRun40]

Ok I haven't posted for the week been watching tennis after work and didn't want to come online. For me Nick will never win a grand slam due to no coach, no game plan, headcase. I think he is fit enough. Definitely needs to drop doubles I think that is the reason why he didn't win his quarter final match, too tired.
Alcalraz man I am beginning to love watching him play he is so physical and his positive attitude.
Same with Swiatek you can see the her mind working and she brings the physicality as well. Such a deserving No. 1 player and she embraces it full heartedly.
Agree on Dokic her commentary is first class and I think she would make a fabulous coach to an up and coming player with her knowledge, experience and personality.
The tournament was pretty good better than last year. Crowd wasn't too bad overall. Looking forward to having Novak back in Australia next year he will be so motivated.

 

[myblueroan]

Never say never
Imho.

 

[yaco55]

Swiatek is being greatly under-rated - 55-7 record for the year with two Grand Slams and five other tournaments - Alcaraz or Ruud being number one is a product of some top players being denied the right to play tournaments in 2022.

 

[HODGEYROAD]

Alcaraz way too good for Ruud as expected.

So at the end of the year for grand slams we have Nadal x 2, Djokovic and Alcaraz.

Definitely Nadal's year, although Djokovic missing half the slams (due to his own decisions mind you).

Is 2023 the year we finally see the transition away from the big 3 era? With the newfound confidence from winning a slam I can see Alcaraz beating Nadal at RG. Wimbledon I still think Djokovic is fairly better than the field on grass. Then hard cour slams I think there's quite a few that could possibly win it.

2023 will be the year we see Djokovic level Nadal at a minimum, reckon he wins Wimbledon + one of the HC slams.

Alcaraz a star and a deserving Grand Slam winner.

Shame for Nick he was playing well and this tournament was a huge opportunity for him.