The carbs from that first set breadstick must've energised Iga, as she recovers to win both a close match and the Seoul title!
And yet in this match I saw her smile more than in probably the whole of the rest of the year put together, instead of being her usual SulkyDrova self. THAT must be why she lost!Alexandrova has a good and clean game, with pace that she generates easily, and she should do better, but she has such a negative attitude, moping and looking miserable even when she is leading. A shame, but I doubt she is going to change now,
You clearly don't want to understand, that the change in player's game doesn't happen overnight. And that's okay, you don't have to. But the simple fact is, that for Iga this actually is a work-in-progress year, during which she wants to adjust her tennis to fit more difficult surfaces and opponents. And that was the plan all along.Do you want her serve to be good for 3 weeks or reliable for the entire year?
Where are the stats that show Iga’s serve is better this year? Again, your are making a logical fallacy by assuming that because Iga won Wimbledon, that she has a good serve. When in reality, those weeks have proven to be something of an anomaly.
I remember saying how Iga needed to adjust her game before the US Open series of 2022. And all her fans thought that this opinion was wrong because she ended up winning the US Open that year. She hasn’t won a GS on hard courts since and everyone finally accepted that there was a problem. You’re too obsessed with outcomes.