The 360-degree rotation that stunned the Miami Open, made the tennis village “cross-eyed”

(Tennis news) The tennis village was surprised by a 360-degree rotation at the Miami Open.

Korda & Hurkacz .’s melancholy scoring phases

The Miami Open has been bringing some very interesting and unexpected matches, but equally remarkable are the good balls. And Sebastian Korda brought such a ball to the amazement of the audience.

Sebastian Korda delivers one of the best tackles at the Miami Open

Against Albert Ramos-Vinolas, Korda forced his opponent into the third set after leveling with a tie-break in the second set. He took a 5-3 lead in the deciding set and on the third point. of game 9, Korda had to run to save the ball after Ramos-Vinolas made a lob to the bottom of the field. At this point, Ramos-Vinolas had moved back down to the middle of the field to get ready for Korda’s ball.

The disadvantage of having to run back and not having many options, but Korda turned 360 degrees and made a very dangerous cross-court forehand, where the ball fell before approaching the service line in Ramos-Vinolas’ half and The Spanish tennis player can only helplessly watch the ball go. Korda also couldn’t hide his excitement as he called on the audience to give him even more applause for his tackle.

But equally beautiful as Korda’s ball was a tire and volley combo of Hubert Hurkacz against Arthur Rinderknech. Rinderknech had an active goal on the net, but after a small hit, Hurkacz saved the ball with a tire to the end of the field.

The French player was still full of intentions when there was a return shot aimed at the field to the left of Hurkacz. But Hurkacz not only guessed, he also had a very gentle volley to close the point for himself. It can be said to be a perfectly executed polishing phase.