It looked like it was going to be a tight one. JuJu shifted up an extra gear that Sam didn't have to win the 1st tournament of her 2nd career, bringing home a silver Porsche (6-4 2-6 6-1).
Stosur
Henin
Aces
2
4
DF
2
4
1st Serve %
55%
65%
1st Serve % Pts Won
30/42 (71%)
37/52 (71%)
2nd Serve % Pts Won
16/34 (47%)
14/28 (50%)
Break Points Won
2/5 (40%)
4/10 (40%)
Total Service Points Won
46/76 (61%)
51/80 (64%)
Total Points Won
75/156 (48%)
81/156 (52%)
Keys to the match: Henin had a high first serve percentage and did a better job of returning her opponent's 2nd serve.
The point at 5:52 (15-0 at 1-0 on JuJu's serve) was probably the momentum decider. Sam had control of the point off a floater on her ad side. But instead of going for a DTL winner, Sam went for the safer CC shot, hoping to wrong foot JuJu, but JuJu responded with a sharp angled BH winner.
On the men's side in Rome there were
I'm just going to suggest this because no one has thought of this already. Maybe that kid from Mallorca is the favorite to win at Roland Garros.
Nadal
Ferrer
Aces
3
1
DF
0
5
1st Serve %
80%
72%
1st Serve % Pts Won
34/44 (77%)
36/58 (62%)
2nd Serve % Pts Won
7/11 (64%)
9/23 (39%)
Unforced Errors
17
30
Winners
24
15
Break Points Won
3/13 (23%)
0/1 (0%)
Total Service Points Won
41/55 (75%)
45/81 (56%)
Total Points Won
77/136 (57%)
59/136 (43%)
Pretty obvious from the stats, that Daveed never got into Rafa's service games and never had a chance.
Even here, Daveed made four great gets (a FH squash shot, a slice off a drop shot, a behind the back shot, and a chicken volley) but still lost the point.
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