Looks like Jack is heading out here, a break down in the 4th. Kokkinakis is a good player though, should be top 20 really, IMO, if he put his mind to it.
Habib lost to Humbert today, and I see Kei Nishikori takes the first set against Tommy Paul
Looks like Jack is heading out here, a break down in the 4th. Kokkinakis is a good player though, should be top 20 really, IMO, if he put his mind to it.
Habib lost to Humbert today, and I see Kei Nishikori takes the first set against Tommy Paul
Not sure that KKK is a potential top 20 player. He has a CH 65, has lost more matches than he has won at ATP tour level, and has never made the L16 of a Slam, but he was a top 10 junior and has of course suffered so much from injury issues. But still never struck be as absolute top class. I'll give you maybe top 40 if he put his mind to it
I think today is rather more about Jack's current level.
Well, I wrote Jack off too soon. Will be massive if he turns this around. Could go well over 4 hours as well.
Fingers crossed.
Re Kokkinakis - his issue has always been application with a degree of injury. He reminds me of a Jack Sock in terms of not really hitting what I think his potential is - agree that 65 is a long way off top 20 and, now, he probably never will make top 20, and yes, top 40 probably is his limit - but he could have been a contender, as one famous movie once said.
That AO doubles triumph with Kyrgios show cased his talent, just never applied it in singles - which is where the Jack Sock comparisons start to come in for me. Sock - what a waste, he should have been a top 20 and even top 10 regular and he's now playing pickleball and looking a bit fat!