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Pune Ch SF: Valentin Vacherot [4] def. Dane Sweeny [7] 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 Match Stats
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D. Sweeny might have tried to absorb the pace in the third set, but Vacherot's clutch serving and injected pace sped up the point construction a little, taking into account the Pune condition. This resulted in the Australian seventh seed being completely out-paced in the second set, often being devoid of options as soon as Vacherot went deeper on return. As a result, most of the flow in the last two sets went in Vacherot's hands instead, while D. Sweeny still had pacing problems despite excelling on it in the first set, thus causing the Monegasque to maximize his chances with a 100% break point conversion rate out of his 3 chances compared to D. Sweeny's 20% percentage out of his 5 break points.
On the other hand, both players had their slight edges in different service games. Scoring 4 more aces than D. Sweeny (6 to 4), the first serves carried Vacherot out of a lot of problems while questioning D. Sweeny's balance on return in the last two sets, thus he won 4% more points on his first serves than D. Sweeny. In contrast, the Monegasque fourth seed's double faults (4 to 3) faded his second serve winning percentage 4% below D. Sweeny, who still won 65% of his points from the second serves.
Third seed Adam Walton already awaits in the finals, where he defeated Duje Ajdukovic 7-5, 7-6(5) in a competitive match with a rollercoaster second set, considering A. Walton was up a double break somewhere. With both players still in form with their respective winning records (10-1 for A. Walton and 17-1 for Vacherot), as well as having similar approaches to the match, this could be interesting to see how one stands out in this match with the necessary balance, especially the ones who took initiatives and chances the most. Should be an exciting evening to look forward to!
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Aussie wildcards serve up Australian Open 2023 qualifying wins | 9 January, 2023 | All News | News and Features | News and Events
Aussie wildcards serve up Australian Open 2023 qualifying wins | 9 January, 2023 | All News | News and Features | News and Events
Dane Sweeny and Adam Walton have both eliminated seeded opponents in the opening round of the Australian Open 2023 men’s qualifying singles competition.
Melbourne, Australia, 9 January 2023 | Darren Parkin
Adam Walton and Dane Sweeny have taken advantage of Australian Open 2023 qualifying wildcards in impressive fashion.
The 23-year-old Walton scored his first Grand Slam-level victory today,…
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A short trip to Japan for Paire
A short trip to Japan for Paire
Injured in the wrist, Benoit Paire retired during his second match of the Matsuyama Challenger tournament in Japan. Number 179 has decided to end its very sad 2022 season there.
He will therefore have ended his season on a freak out of which he has the secret and which once again caused a stir on social networks. The day after his victory over the Australian Dane Sweeny (237th), Benoit Paire…
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Rating movers: Aussies set new career-highs | 10 October 2022 | All Information | Information and Options | Information and Occasions
Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis rises to a career-high world No.18 within the newest ATP Tour doubles rankings.
Australia, 10 October 2022 | Leigh Rogers
Males’s singles
Nick Kyrgios has dropped exterior the world’s high 20 within the newest ATP Tour males’s singles rankings. Regardless of a quarterfinal look on the Japan Open final week, Kyrgios falls one place to world No.21.
Rinky Hijikata units a brand new career-high, rising two spots to world No.192. Whereas Marc Polmans takes largest mover honours, leaping up 225 locations to world No.562 after reaching an ATP Challenger semifinal in Korea. It was the 25-year-old’s third event in his return from harm.
Alex Bolt can also be impressing in his comeback from harm, profitable an ITF title in Cairns in his first aggressive look since March.
Bernard Tomic continues to climb the rankings too, rising 82 locations to world No.577 after capturing his second ITF Futures title of the season in Mexico.
AUSSIE TOP 10
Participant
Rank
Transfer
Nick Kyrgios
No.21
-1
Alex de Minaur
No.23
0
Jordan Thompson
No.85
-1
Thanasi Kokkinakis
No.92
-1
Alexei Popyrin
No.94
-1
Jason Kubler
No.103
-4
Chris O’Connell
No.109
-3
James Duckworth
No.114
-5
John Millman
No.127
-3
Aleksandar Vukic
No.134
-5
Girls’s singles
Storm Sanders is the largest mover within the newest WTA Tour ladies’s singles rankings.
The 28-year-old strikes up 43 locations to world No.232 after profitable six matches to qualify and attain the semifinals at an ITF event in America final week.
Priscilla Hon is about to rise in coming weeks after capturing her third ITF title of the season. The 24-year-old overcome Kimberly Birrell in a hard-fought all-Australian last at Cairns.
AUSSIE TOP 10
Participant
Rank
Transfer
Ajla Tomljanovic
No.35
-1
Daria Saville
No.54
0
Maddison Inglis
No.168
-14
Priscilla Hon
No.177
-4
Jaimee Fourlis
No.179
-3
Astra Sharma
No.202
-2
Arina Rodionova
No.219
-3
Storm Sanders
No.232
+43
Olivia Gadecki
No.239
-3
Lizette Cabrera
No.266
-3
Males’s doubles
Thanasi Kokkinakis has achieved a brand new career-high within the newest ATP Tour doubles rankings. The 26-year-old rises 4 locations to world No.18 after reaching the Japan Open semifinals final week alongside Nick Kyrgios.
Andrew Harris additionally units a brand new career-high, bettering 4 spots to world No.174. The 28-year-old progressed to an ATP Challenger quarterfinal in America final week with fellow Aussie Luke Saville.
Brandon Walkin makes his top-250 debut, rising 12 locations to a career-high world No.246. The 28-year-old made an ATP Challenger quarterfinal in Italy final week. His companion, Jason Taylor, rises 16 locations to a career-high world No.272.
AUSSIE TOP 10
Participant
Rank
Transfer
Nick Kyrgios
No.13
0
John Friends
No.17
0
Thanasi Kokkinakis
No.18
+4
Matt Ebden
No.35
-2
Max Purcell
No.39
-1
Luke Saville
No.76
-5
John-Patrick Smith
No.95
-2
Jason Kubler
No.158
-6
Dane Sweeny
No.171
-6
Andrew Harris
No.174
+4
Girls’s doubles
Ellen Perez stays the top-ranked Australian within the newest WTA doubles rankings.
Elysia Bolton is that this week’s largest mover, leaping up 25 locations to a career-high world No.246. The 22-year-old rises after profitable her third profession ITF doubles title in America.
AUSSIE TOP 10
Participant
Rank
Transfer
Ellen Perez
No.17
-1
Storm Sanders
No.20
-2
Sam Stosur
No.70
-4
Astra Sharma
No.106
+1
Olivia Tjandramulia
No.123
0
Ajla Tomljanovic
No.135
0
Daria Saville
No.153
0
Lizette Cabrera
No.175
-2
Arina Rodionova
No.190
-6
Elysia Bolton
No.246
+25
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Aussie men continue wins at Open tune-up
Aussie men continue wins at Open tune-up
Jordan Thompson, James Duckworth, Alexei Popyrin, Matt Ebden and teenager Dane Sweeny have continued the surge of local success with round-one wins in the Australian Open lead-in events at Melbourne Park.
The quintet on Tuesday joined a group of six Australian men – Chris O’Connell, Jason Kubler, Aleksandar Vukic, Max Purcell, Alex Bolt and Harry Bourchier – to have tasted success so far this…
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D. Sweeny might have had his chances as soon as Vacherot had an unforced error, but taking into account the latter's clutch serving and the former's unforced errors, it turned out to be a costly one as soon as he had his own error sprees afterward. It all started in the fourth game, where Vacherot executed a no-look volley to slightly minimize the gap before D. Sweeny held his serves to 2-2. That could have been one of the most important holds considering the Australian had even several break points, but Vacherot held his serves firm to 3-2 afterward.
Somehow, D. Sweeny might have absorbed some pace from Vacherot and tried to construct some points in hopes to give more pressure, for example smashing his way to force another deuce, but Vacherot still successfully held his service game. The latter's net game also deserved credit to set up the said game point before holding to 3-2, but D. Sweeny's unclutchness went costly as soon as Vacherot won a point from a return ace in the second point of the tenth game, pressing the Australian's third shots until his +1 backhand error afterward converted Vacherot's match point, thus letting the Monegasque fourth seed taking the third set 6-3, as well as securing his fourth career Challenger final, but for the first time, in a tournament not located in Nonthaburi.
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Local teen Dane Sweeny first took out the top seed at the event in the first round of the Hooper Accountants Toowoomba International and then took out Marcelo Barrios Vera of Chile 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, ranked No.327 on the ATP Charts in a bid to reach his maiden Australian Pro Tour quarterfinal.
“It’s the best win of my career in regards to ranking,” Sweeny said. “I played really smart in the conditions and in the end, it got me the job done,” he further added.
He has been in really good form in recent times, taking last week’s Brisbane champion Dayne Sweeney all the way in their opening round encounter. “I really wanted to get that win but it gave me confidence and I will use that to back myself against these guys,” he said. “My ranking’s nowhere near them but I feel that I can bring a level that’s as good as if not better. I’m just believing in myself a bit more.”
Speaking about his short term plans, the young Australian added, “I’ve just got to stay strong mentally and keep training hard and there will be good things to come.”
Sweeny will face Alexis Musialek for a quarterfinal berth, who took out wildcard Benard Nkomba unable to continue down 7-6(0) 4-2 after the latter was forced to withdraw from the clash due to injury.
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Vacherot tried to capitalize on D. Sweeny's critical errors through absorbing pace, followed by utilizing his serve while trying to balance his moment. Interestingly, D. Sweeny kicked off the second set with a backhand lob winner, proceeding to hold his serves to 1-1 slight after.
However, the Australian seventh seed's moment did not last long once Vacherot tried to go slightly deeper on return. This caused the former to trouble his third shots (mostly forehand), two of which caused Vacherot's break of serve (3-1) before he consolidated the lead thanks to his backhand passes (4-1), confirming that the Pune conditions also suited his game.
It took two games later before D. Sweeny should have served to stay in the second set. However, he turned out to have an erroneous one, with a double fault peaking such error sprees for the Monegasque to break for the second set 6-2, thus bringing this match to the deciding set.
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Meanwhile, in Pune...
The second semifinal match also commenced between seventh seed Dane Sweeny, who notably saved several match points to defeat wild card Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha 4-6, 6-2, 7-6(3) in the quarterfinals, and Valentin Vacherot, who progressed after defeating Enzo Couacaud 7-6(2), 6-4 in the same round. Knowing both players' forms and different approaches to the game, this could test their necessary adjustments to the point construction, as well as how they executed them, which turned out to deliver in different ways possible.
Somehow, it took several consecutive holds when both players tried to find the open court or any other loopholes in the other's game. D. Sweeny's efforts finally paid off in the ninth game, where he passed Vacherot from his forehand side to set himself one point ahead before firing a backhand down-the-line winner to secure his break point. The said point was then converted thanks to the preceding flow with the pass, allowing D. Sweeny to successfully serve for the first set (6-4) despite double-faulting on his set point becoming the hurdle.
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