Tennis enters March, and it is the schedule of the Sunshine Doubles. Recently, the Indian Wells Masters also announced several players who won the tournament's wild card.
The first to bear the brunt was The Australian bad boy Kyrgios, who won two at once, including the wild card for the next Miami Masters! Is the Sunshine Doubles also afraid of the impact of the epidemic, lack of attention and traffic, and need this big mouth to pull the box office?
However, Kyrgios also has a certain degree of performance in the history of these two events. Among them, at the Indian Wells Masters, he defeated Zverev, who was already famous at the time, and djokovic Djokovic, who had achieved three consecutive championships the previous year, to reach the quarterfinals.
Such performances are already amazing, especially with Djokovic, who was able to knock down the defending champions head-on on the hard court, which is enough to show the talent of the Australian.
Also in 2017, Kyrgios reached the final four of the Miami Masters, only to lose to eventual champion Federer after three consecutive wins.
Former world number one Murray naturally also got the wild cards for these two stops. Murray has only reached the final once in history, in the distant 2009. At that time, he was defeated by his opponent in the match against Nadal by a large score of 6-1 6-2.
Today, it is difficult to recreate the glorious moments of that year. Recently, Murray also announced that after playing the Sunshine double match, he will hold hands with former coach Rendell again.
I don't know, what kind of results can Murray play alone in the Sunshine Doubles?
In addition, the Indian Wells Wild Card was also obtained by two Americans, Sok and Querry.
Former Paris Masters champion Sooke, who played Nadal in the first round of the Washington Open last year, performed decently. Eager to earn milk powder money after the birth of his child, he played frequently in competitions, but he did not reach the deeper rounds. Today, with Isner, Fritz, Opelka, etc. in the past, and driven by Brooksby, Koda and other descendants, can the former American brother be reinvigorated?
Although Querrey is not as conspicuous as Sock's Masters title in terms of championship color, he has also won the double championship in his career so far, which is really a role that cannot be ignored.
Isner, Opelka and others have not yet made such achievements.
The final score of the wild card players also depends on their signature form. Can Kyrgios be aligned with Rudd? Can Murray continue the "grandfather knot" with Nadal? Let's look forward to the signing form in a few days! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)