Got Medvedev -216.

Last 4 average closing lines on medevedev against rublev:

2016 Budapest challenger -286 (Med won 63 62)
2019 Cincy -323 (Med won 62 63)
2019 St Petersburg -400 (Med won 64 75)
2019 USO -385 (Med won 76 63 76)

Medvedev is on a 17 match winning streak.

Rooting for the Russians.

Medvedev the first one since Safin GOAT to win a slam!

Here to lol Zverev.
Novak is taking this one down.

Barty getting worn down by Muchova. Interesting 3rd set if Muchova gets 2nd

Classy way to finish it. Muchova looked a lot better than a #25 and +600 odds.

Barty looked outclassed after Muchova's medical. Learned from Azarenka.

I definitely did not see that Muchova win coming. I had Ash winning it all.

It's looking like Osaka-Serena is essentially the final.

I loved how .jpeg picked apart Svitolina but Brady is the better player here. We'll see who's got the WIM. Jpeg has a Fognini-esque ability to scramble and play patient long rallies and then all of a sudden if she gets an opportunity she can add an extra 20mph to her groundies on either side without looking like she's trying any harder.

The recorded crowd noise really starting to tilt the **** out of me. Whoever is pressing the button keeps accidentally pressing it in the middle of points. Just get rid of that **** everyone can see the empty stadium, it's weird to begin with.

Yeah, does my head in as well.

Actual crowds confirmed for Thursday onwards. Stadium will be at approx 50% capacity for centre court (~7500 people).

Djokovic runs so pure. 6 of the top 8 seeds make the quarters so obviously he draws the qualifier in the semi-finals.

Rafa just crushing it. If he can beat Tsitsipas, Medvedev and Djokovic to win this thing it would be just incredible. And it would more than likely lock up the all-time majors record for him. I don’t think he’s gonna do it but it would be amazing.

I think Nadal playing his best is the closest we have ever seen to an unbeatable tennis player.

It's amazing how many points follow the Nadal forehand - Tsitsipas backhand pattern. Tsitsipas keeps bashing his backhand harder and cleaner and harder and cleaner... and eventually he almost hits it too fast and Nadal can just flick it up the line for an easy winner or an easy put away after coming to net.

Insane that Tsitsipas has found his way back into this match. Nadal lost 1 point on serve in the third set before the tiebreaker, missed 2 overheads and had 2 more unforced errors in the tiebreaker, and now Tsitsipas looks like the fresher player going into the 5th.

What a battle

Unreal by Tsitsipas.

Nadal getting broke at love while serving at 5-5 in the fifth set was not what I thought would happen.

Nadal actually does show some nerves at times when he's in a tight set at the business end but still tends to grind thru

#AusOpen QFs: Fed 15-0, Djoko 9-3, Nadal 6-7

#AusOpen QFs/SFs/Fs: Fed 28-9, Djoko 25-3, Nadal 12-12

Wow

Well, Medvedev's chances of taking this down just improved a bit.

Sofia Kenin had an emergency appendectomy:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1361898178056908801

Could explain some of the awful results.

Novax get this deep he wins it basically.

Rafa good enough to beat pretty much anyone until the QF down under.

not the most flattering pic of Nadal

Osaka is all f*cked up early

fixed


serena usually takes the 1st set before losing in these big matches, so this feels ~over

Osaka broken twice and still wins fairly easily. If her 1st serve is decent % who can beat her?

is it weird that serena didn't win way more slams? i mean it's not like there's been a rogers/rafa/djoker/etc thing going on the women's side these last couple decades, and they've won 57 and counting

Muchova double faults to lose 1st set, Brady double faults to lose 2nd set.

Picking Muchova to move on to final.