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Australian Open 2023 - 2nd round

Finished - 04:02

Fritz, Taylor [8] ATP 6

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Popyrin, Alexei [WC] ATP 54

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Let's go Fritz!

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Alex 🇦🇺

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Popy you little ripper matey 🇦🇺. Excellent win

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He did , actually he beat Djoko 2 years ago here in Australia, 2 sets up. Djoko claimed a fake injury. Muscle tear in stomach.

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Cmon Fritz!!

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So after the exit of 1st and 2nd seeds in Men's draw in round 2, we have an 8th seed exit as well. World no 9 losing to a player ranked out of top 100 in 5 sets and then they say women tennis is inconsistent. Lol

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This quarter of the draw has opened up dramatically with Fritz, Ruud, Zverev, Schwartzman, and Fokina gone and RBA in a bit of bother in his match.

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Thought Fritz was the only one who could have given Djokovic a fight but guess there's no one to bother him from this side of the draw

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How would Fritz have ever had hope against djoko?

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But still won. Took timeout medically and knocked fritz out of his rhythm

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It's impossible to win with a abdominal muscle tear. Nadal tried and failed twice inc vs fritz ( last year I think Miami)

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Those guys mentioned by bobo no threat to Djoko anyway. He was probably going to face these guys rather than group of Rafa. FAA. Tsitsi, Medvedev

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It has absolutely nothing to do with equality. It's all about equity of outcome. If it were totally fair logically all professional tennis players would get paid the same regardless of rank.

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