He plays for the fault, which can be a little frustrating to watch, and he could easily have a better balance in that regard, which is probably something he's working on.
But it was percentage tennis, in a clay court style, good use of his legs, some good serves, and stuck in their well, despite his opponent's am-dram.
Seven ATP points and 730 euros is a nice start.
-- Edited by Coup Droit on Monday 26th of October 2020 02:15:12 PM
about time Jay won some matches, he has been a huge disappointment last 18 months. How he is ranked in top 200, must be some sort of optical illusion, as can't remember him winning back to back matches in ages .
You can't actually drop that far in the rankings these days since in these covid times no points are coming off or have come off in respect of any points earned since March 2019 ( and originally due to come off from March 2020 on ).
If you are not adding points you are liable to drop a bit as these players adding points can ovetake you but no-one really falls signifcantly.
Anyway, that's 8 points for Jay last week ( where his ranking stayed at 189 ) and 7 so far this week. Hopefully more to come.
The Ranking Gods will catch up on folk eventually.