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It's a difficult dilemma. On the one hand I don't want Djokovic to win, on the other, I love the idea the dominace of the Big 3 (Federer, Nadal, Djokovic) has prevented players born in the 90s to win a grand slam. They are the lost generation, and I kinda like it that way. I want the next gen champion to be born in the 2000s.
But ultimately my love for the one true King cannot allow Djokovic to get any closer to Him.
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But ultimately my love for the one true King cannot allow Djokovic to get any closer to Him.
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PART ONE - WOMEN’S
The Australian Open, the first tennis Grand Slam event of the year played annually in Melbourne, features the Women’s and Men’s Singles Championship matches this weekend. For this first of our two-part Finals’ special, we had to predict who would win the Women’s Singles Final and whether the total game points scored would be OVER or UNDER a certain target.
WOMEN’S FINAL
Sofia Kenin vs. Garbiñe Muguruza
Sofia Kenin, the 21-year-old American who entered the tournament ranked 15th in the world, won her first Grand Slam title in the first major of the year. The rising star came back for a 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 victory over Spain's Garbiñe Muguruza at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. It was a close contest between the Spaniard, a two-time Grand Slam champion and the American, who was making her debut appearance in a Slam final. In the two-hour match, Kenin fought for every point in a tightly contested battle. When Muguruza broke early in the first set, it seemed Kenin might fold under the pressure such an experienced and fierce competitor can bring to the big occasion. But the American displayed the same tenacity as in her win over Ashleigh Barty, the World No. 1, in the semi-finals, hunting down one lost cause after another. She had only three errors in the second set and rattled off five consecutive points — three winners down the line, an ace and a passing shot — to escape from 0-40 and hold 3-2 in the third set. That service hold was crucial and gave Kenin the impetus to promptly break Muguruza’s serve in the very next game to lead 4-2 and to then break the Spaniard’s serve yet again at 5-2 to finish off her win in style. Muguruza was trying to become only the third unseeded champion at the Australian Open, but it was not to be. Kenin is expected to rise to No. 7 in Monday's WTA rankings, the youngest American to make her debut in the top 10 since Serena Williams in 1999.
Total game points scored was OVER the 21.5 target.
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