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It were his solid serves, quality groundstrokes and the supreme single-handed backhands that made the difference. Not too many people on the circuit play the single-handed backhand shots with the precision and beauty of Wawrinka, and it was on display all over again on Sunday. Wawrinka forced Roger-Vasselin to go far towards his backhand and just when it mattered, brought out the big shot to finish off the point.
It were his solid serves, quality groundstrokes and the supreme single-handed backhands that made the difference. Not too many people on the circuit play the single-handed backhand shots with the precision and beauty of Wawrinka, and it was on display all over again on Sunday. Wawrinka forced Roger-Vasselin to go far towards his backhand and just when it mattered, brought out the big shot to finish off the point. (BCCL)See more of :
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Edouard Roger-VasselinStanislas Wawrinka, Edouard Roger-Vasselin
It were his solid serves, quality groundstrokes and the supreme single-handed backhands that made the difference. Not too many people on the circuit play the single-handed backhand shots with the precision and beauty of Wawrinka, and it was on display all over again on Sunday. Wawrinka forced Roger-Vasselin to go far towards his backhand and just when it mattered, brought out the big shot to finish off the point. (BCCL) /sports/tennis/wawrinka-wins-chennai-open/eventshow/28473715.cms02
Advantage can be a dangerous thing, when one knows it lies on the other side. Gifting Wawrinka a break-point early in the second set, the Frenchman soon found himself lying on his back and gesturing a thumbs-up to his opponent, an acknowledgement of his unplayable backhand return.
Advantage can be a dangerous thing, when one knows it lies on the other side. Gifting Wawrinka a break-point early in the second set, the Frenchman soon found himself lying on his back and gesturing a thumbs-up to his opponent, an acknowledgement of his unplayable backhand return. (BCCL)See more of :
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Advantage can be a dangerous thing, when one knows it lies on the other side. Gifting Wawrinka a break-point early in the second set, the Frenchman soon found himself lying on his back and gesturing a thumbs-up to his opponent, an acknowledgement of his unplayable backhand return. (BCCL) /sports/tennis/wawrinka-wins-chennai-open/eventshow/28473712.cms03
The numbers did finally add up and proved to be the difference. A gap of Grand Canyon proportions — Wawrinka battered 40 winners as opposed to Roger-Vasselin's 13 - told its own tale.
The numbers did finally add up and proved to be the difference. A gap of Grand Canyon proportions — Wawrinka battered 40 winners as opposed to Roger-Vasselin's 13 - told its own tale. (BCCL)See more of :
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The numbers did finally add up and proved to be the difference. A gap of Grand Canyon proportions — Wawrinka battered 40 winners as opposed to Roger-Vasselin's 13 - told its own tale. (BCCL) /sports/tennis/wawrinka-wins-chennai-open/eventshow/28473704.cms04
"Wawrinka had an answer to everything I tried," the world No. 52 said after the match. With a match-point his way and the crowd turning restive, Wawrinka just had to thunder down an ace, his fifth of the match.
"Wawrinka had an answer to everything I tried," the world No. 52 said after the match. With a match-point his way and the crowd turning restive, Wawrinka just had to thunder down an ace, his fifth of the match. (BCCL)See more of :
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"Wawrinka had an answer to everything I tried," the world No. 52 said after the match. With a match-point his way and the crowd turning restive, Wawrinka just had to thunder down an ace, his fifth of the match. (BCCL) /sports/tennis/wawrinka-wins-chennai-open/eventshow/28473701.cms05
The applause grew louder and he looked to the stands and rested a palm beside his ear, asking for more. It was deafening thereafter.
The applause grew louder and he looked to the stands and rested a palm beside his ear, asking for more. It was deafening thereafter. (BCCL)See more of :
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The applause grew louder and he looked to the stands and rested a palm beside his ear, asking for more. It was deafening thereafter. (BCCL)