Okay, so what now?!

After another epic battle for the Serb, he has to play again the next day. One match too many?

And yeah, it’s true that not only physically, but also emotionally I want to say, this guy puts so much heart on the court; Hamad had quite a big surge against Navone. He’s a horrible player to face when he’s dialed in because he generates monstrous natural power (hi Stefanos), but I don’t think Landaluce is the type to get trapped. I find him brave at the moment, and I really rate his coach. Also, I think the match-up isn’t bad for the Spaniard, who will again (after Cilic in his R1) have a hard-court style game in front of him, with power and flatter trajectories.

Is Medjedovic setting a new trap for us? It’s possible, yes. But for me, no need to go on about it for 3 hours: at 2.5, you have to take it.