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Thaoughts on that 5 set, 7 saved match points from @rogerfederer vs @tsandgren7 and who will win in the @australianopen semis between Roger and Djokovic. uspta #tennis #atptennis #phocustennis #rogerfederer #usta @djokernole (at Capistrano Beach, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B73sBHrFeur/?igshid=1ub4uxcxjjmug
#PhocusTennis and Coach Mike Story at the Dana Hills Tennis Center, recommend Laser Fibre strings to give your game some sizzle! @laserfibre (at Dana Hills Tennis Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/B54eB0olT2x/?igshid=ldztv2crcoa2
Practice how you play - Play how you practice - Laugh, Smile, High-Five, Have Fun... Repeat. ............ Clean Water brought to us by @southcoastwater at the @danahillstennis in @mydanapoint #phocusTennis #playtennis #ustatennis @uspta @usopen #usopentennis #coachmikestory #phocusAthletic (at Dana Hills Tennis Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0lcqSmhE0C/?igshid=1j0md6x5f6ss9
The King of Clay is on an Epic Level
King of Clay Gets 12 French Opens
The King of Clay has once more proven to be simply too much for all takers in this year’s 2019 French Open. Props to Dominic Thiem for putting forth his best effort in the final but unfortunately just couldn’t find a solution down the stretch. Both Thiem and Rafa move incredibly well, however, the way that Nadal kept mixing up the patterns and variating angles and spins, kept Thiem guessing much of the match.
It was obvious throughout the match that Rafa was holding a dominant Inside-In to Thiem’s backhand on the ad court which exposed Thiem far too often. Of course, it didn’t help the fact that Thiem had to go through Djokovic in five sets to get to the final either.
Now here Rafa sits with 18 Grand Slam titles at age 32 – That’s only two behind Roger Federer and five years younger. So the question is – Can Rafa win two more majors to tie Federer before his body slows down? Will Fed be able to extend his Grand Slam titles before he retires? Let me know your thoughts and send me your questions.
– Coach Mike Story
