Thiem won it handily and looked every bit the serious FO contender in doing so. Will be very interesting to see how he does at Madrid and Rome. Muster 2.0, and certainly more likeable, even though I always really liked Muster.
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I still think Nadal will remain the man to beat and heavy favourite for the French Open. He's still quite a way off top form but he has a month to come good. Barring injury he will as hungry as hell to win. Roland Garros is supposedly that bit slower than the other clay court events which must weigh in his favour also. The Spaniard isn't done yet.
I going to miss him when he hangs up his bats. What he's done for tennis is quite remarkable. He's a great role model for kids on how to scrap, fight and never give up.StottyComment
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Dominic Thiem was very impressive. Hopefully he will not overplay and get injured.Regards, PhilComment
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Thiem did what he was supposed to do, win the title. If you are going to beat Nadal on a clay court, in his home country, on a court named after him, then you better be sure you win the title.Dominic Thiem has put himself at the top of the heap along with Djokovic for contenders vs. Nadal on clay.
Kyle LaCroix USPTA
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Madrid should be very exciting with the emergence of serious contenders on clay other than Nadal and Novak. And Roger is due to return to the clay. I don't know if he can short hop the ball on clay, but if anyone can....Comment
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