Djoko in danger
In the hard court in the previous round against a local, we saw Djoko falter and not play his best tennis!
We didn't see the best version of Djoko in this second round so we legitimately wonder if he can really win Wimbledon or if he will be too short. This R3 is far from being a gift given the qualities of Popyrin. The Australian had already bothered Djoko at the start of the year and finally seems to be finding his feet on grass. I love his statement after his victory against Etcheverry, he said that even when he was behind he had no doubts because he had the game in hand and felt confident. With his serve and his aggressiveness a little more present at the moment, he can hurt on grass, that's a certainty. From there to beating Djoko? We'll have to put out a big match first and then hope to see a Nole not at the top, it's not impossible but hard to predict. I'm going to turn to something else instead...


