Quick...
Okay, sure, Loré had a good match-up against Fery, but he also played at a good level for a Grand Slam R1. That needs to be pointed out.
On the other side of the net, the little workhorse Sweeny is just magical to watch. He beats a still-injured Moutet, probably just there to pick up his cheque. He still had to be beaten though, and Sweeny set about doing just that.
So it’s a change of style for Loré, who will have much more time to set up his game and will need to be efficient in his attacking phases. Should we be worried, then? Not at all. He’s not just a brilliant defender. He knows how to create play and do damage with his forehand.


