Taylor Fritz vs. Baez:

6-1, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3

Baez has only had *ONE* break point in his last *SIX* sets vs. Fritz

Tennis pro events in Germany be like: 🌨🌧🌪❄️🌩

JAN-LENNARD STRUFF HAS FINALLY WON AN ATP SINGLES TITLE!!!!

Alycia Parks hit 8 double faults on 19 serves in the first set. 42.1% double fault rate. Insane. (0/11 2nd serves)

Alycia Parks has hit five double faults in the first service game vs. Zarazua. 0/5 second serves.

Huge effort from 20 y/o 🇵🇪 Ignacio Buse - who just lost the ITF final of the M25 Tarragona yesterday in 3 sets - but went on to win back-to-back challenger qualifying matches today over Gill & Tiffon.

Ready for a breakout this year with his Davis Cup campaign as a motivation.

Molleker's loss in numbers:

- won 106 vs. 95 points (11 more!)
- won 70% to 65% serve points
- won 36% to 30% return points
- won 4 more games (18 to 14)
- hit more aces, had more break points

...Tennis scoring system never fails to disappoint😅

Andy Murray has now held his serve *30 consecutive times* in Miami.

The only time Murray got broken during this event so far? In his very first service game vs. Berrettini.

1.900m above sea-level and wind blowing like *CRAZY*... (see video)

The conditions in San Luis de Potosi are special - to say the least.

This is no coincidence!

My fav city in Germany? Hamburg
My home town? Duisburg

The tournament I've been to this week: Hamburg!

Squire's home town? Duisburg
1st ch final + title? Hamburg!

It just had to happen!

Imagine being a freshman on Stanford’s tennis team and one day 42-year-old Roger Federer casually shows up to the team practice in street clothes and wrecks everybody

In his first challenger match, 20-year-old 🇮🇪 Michael Agwi demolishes former juniors #1 Filip Peliwo 6-0, 6-2 in just 47 minutes.

The quick indoor conditions in Hamburg are really suitable for his heavy serve +1 game. The first set was just flawless tennis. Insane showing.

Greetings from the Challenger event in Hamburg! 👋🏻

Almost 44 (!) years old – not having any match practice in months – yet completely outplaying a top 80 player in the first set (6-2).

Venus Williams. What a queen.