Wimbledon matches are in full swing, and the third round of the men's singles has been played in the past two days. However, all three of Britain's homegrown players were eliminated in this round.
First, on the first day of the match, Lord Ray faced Canadian Shapovalov. The match was also a rather interesting match of the day.
After the first two rounds, especially the second round, the drama of the backward reversal, people saw the indomitable Murray, he was so indescribable, many people inside and outside the industry gave him applause.
However, after a long period of sparse fighting and the fierce fighting in front, Murray was still unable to resist the repeated impact of young people. Three sets of defeat, although Murray lost unwillingly, but the defeat is actually reasonable.
In the past, the British brother lost, and today the British brother Evans is not spared, and when facing the american star second generation Koda, he completely lost the style of sending Djokovic the first defeat of the season. At the time of the dark horse of this year's Wimbledon predicted by many experts, Koda was impressively listed, and sure enough, he once again reached the round of sixteen Grand Slam after the French Open. And Evans, who was in the year of the fight, had to swallow the bitter fruit of defeat.
If the first two games, the Englishman lost the opponent of the current year, then the recent momentum of Nori against Federer, may really be able to imagine a victory. Even if the opponent is the eight-time champion, it is not what it used to be.
All of Great Britain pinned their hopes on Nori, and the opponent was federated by roger Federer. So the importance and attention of this game is self-evident.
Looking back at the whole game, Federer's state has steadily improved compared to the previous two games, but due to physical fitness and concentration, there are still certain ups and downs at the end of the third set, otherwise he can win in the next three sets. Norrie, on the other hand, has played good games for a while, but his performance on key points still needs to learn more from his predecessors.
The data shows that in the past six months, Nori's ranking has improved significantly, from more than 80 to nearly 30 at present. In the future, he is expected to serve as a British brother, but his skills are still almost on fire, and the offensive arsenal is not rich enough.
Before Murray, Henman was the pride of the British, but the biggest regret of his career was not reaching the Grand Slam. And Murray won the prize twice at the All England Club, injecting a burst of cardiotonic agent into British tennis! Winning two Olympic singles gold medals in a row has made him a household name!
Today's British Empire no longer has such a superstar as Murray, but Evans and Nori are still powerful players that cannot be ignored. In time, it will not bring the same surprises. Come on! British boys! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)