Wimbledon’s first day was sunny and hot, but occasionally breathless breezes.
In close court 6where fans watch the court, you remember how easy and smooth the game for professional tennis players is.
Especially learner Tien.
this 19– Left-handed from Irving beats Californian and friends 20– Older right-handed Nishesh Basavareddy straight set from Newport Beach: 7–6 ((5), 6–3,,,,, 6–2.
Tien, ranking world number 62is a miracle. He has a pair of soft hands and a clean way to hit the ball. He makes it look effortless, especially the way the field is opened in the left corner. The ball rolled off the racket easily.
He also kept calm and clear. He is a thoughtful player – a problem solver – he is good for him when he is behind 3– Love in the first group.
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Basavareddy, ranking world number 100his serving power was very strong and maintained in the first game of love. He smashed the terrain with a few clever drop shots and showed an incredible touch online. It feels like he’s going to compete and lead 5-2.
Tien kept the composition. He held the serve and then started back, adjusting the height and depth of the shot, changing the speed. The momentum began to shift. By the time the game reached tiebreak, Tien saved five fixed points and gained more control. He won the circuit breaker 7–5calmly close it.
In the second set, Tien became more reliable and aggressive in the baseline assembly. He continued to feel frustrated with Basavareddy. He fell in love for his leadership 2– Then 3– Love and keep a steady serve.
In the third group, Teen is 1– Everyone is in love, serve, bankrupt again 4-1 lead. At this point, Teen looked confident and seemed inevitably to win. A woman behind me talked about Basavareddy: “Oh dear, think he wants to go home now.”
I’m not sure that’s true. Basavareddy is also a rising American star in the Wimbledon War. But it was a convincing victory for Tien.
The second round Tien was next to the qualifier Nicolas Jarry, who beat the eighth-seeded Hallge Rune in five sets.
