Tallon Griekspoor was also eliminated in the first round on the US Open on Sunday. The worrying Dutchman lost in three sets by the Frenchman Adrian Mannarino: 7-5, 6-4 and 6-0.
Griekspoor already had little success in the run-up to the fourth and last Grand Slam tournament of the season. On the three hard court tournaments where he took on – Toronto, Cincinnati and Winston -Salem – he had to pack his suitcases again after the first round.
Also against Mannarino, Griekspoor could not break pots. As the party progressed, the difference between the Dutchman and the Frenchman became greater. The frustration also visibly increased.
The last game was illustrative of the phase in which the 29-year-old Greek Spoor is located. He made no fewer than three double mistakes and dripped disappointed. Griekspoor 45 made unnecessary mistakes throughout the game (by 19 from Mannarino).
Last year Griekspoor made the third round in New York. Two months ago the best Dutchman on the world ranking was also eliminated in the first round at Wimbledon.
Griekspoor is struggling visibly
Griekspoor acknowledged in the run -up to the US Open that his preparation for the US Open had not expired as it had hoped. Yet the number did not despair thirty in the world.
By the eight -year -older Manarino, the number 73 in the world, it was soon visible that Greek Spoor was not confidently on the track. Partly due to a poorly running first service, he was broken in his second storage.
In the following games, Griekspoor wasted seven breakpoints before he used a 3-5. With a second break, however, Manarino still took the set.
In the second set, Griekspoor was able to go with Mannarino for a long time, but after a new break by the Frenchman, the resistance of Greek track was broken. The Dutchman had no chance in the third set. After his elimination, only Botic van de Zandschulp and Jesper de Jong are still in the tournament.
Tallon Griekspoor was Eliminated in the First Round of the US Open on Sunday. The Struggling Dutchman Lost in Three Sets to Frenchman Adrian Mannarino: 7-5, 6-4 and 6-0.
Griekspoor had Little Success in the Run-up to the Fourth and Final Grand Slam Tournament of the Season. At the three hard court tournaments he Entered – Toronto, Cincinnati and Winston -Salem – He had to pack his bags after the first round each time.
Griekspoor was also unable to impress against Mannarino. As the match progressed, The Difference Between the Dutchman and the Frenchman Became Increasingly Large. The frustration also visible increased.
The Last Game was Illustrative of the Phase in which the 29-year-old Griekspoor finds himself. He made no fewer than three double faults and walked off disappointed. In The Entire Match, Griekspoor Made 45 Unforced Errors (Compared to 19 by Mannarino).
Last year, Griekspoor Reached the Third Round in New York. Two months ago, the best Dutchman in the world ranking was also eliminated in the First Round at Wimbledon.
Griekspoor Visible Struggling
Griekspoor Acknowleded in the run-up to the US Open that his preparation for the US Open had not gone as he had hoped. Yet the Number Thirty in the World Did Not Despair.
Against Mannarino, Eight Years his senior, The Number 73 in the world, it was soon visible that Greek track was not on the court with full confidence. Partly Due to a Poorly Running First Serve, he was broken in his Second Service Game.
In The Following Games, Griekspoor Wasted Seven Breakpoints Before Converting One at 3-5. However, Mannarino still to the set with a second break.
In the Second Set, Greek Spoor was Able to Keep Up With Mannarino for a Long Time, but after a new break from the Frenchman, Greek -Spoor’s Resistance was broken. The Dutchman was hopeless in the third set. After His Elimination, Only Botic van de Zandschulp and Jesper de Jong Are Still in The Tournament.