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Going through yet again, in impressive fashion against none other than the Canadian Dennis
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Shapa Valov, and it was super impressive. I thought he came out quite cautiously, but as soon as
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he settled into his dried Yannick center took control from the baseline, just looked impressive.
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The whole way through the match, we had Shapo complaining a little bit about some foot faulting,
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but it didn't really change what happened in the match, and I don't think it was ever going to go
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any other way other than a Yannick center victory. He shut down Shapo's shot making ability
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and just look composed in every element of his game. And he's through into the fourth round,
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and going through into the fourth round isn't easy in Dean Wells, but it's a little bit easier
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once you have a buy through the first round, second round, knocked out Sochina, and not dropped
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a set yet. Obviously, we looked down there, he lost in Doha to Yakumensik, looking to get himself
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on a big run of wins, and looking for the title here at Indian Wells for the first time in his
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career. But there is a big young competitor who's going to be in his way, and somebody who's
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definitely back to form. It's Zhao Fonseca, and it's one of the best matches he's ever played in his
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career. And he beat Tommy Paul, six two, six three to reach the last 16 at Indian Wells. What
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performance this was from the young 19 year old. This is what we've been sort of building him up,
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building him up. There's been a lot of hype. He's had some injuries. He's been going out early
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in a few tournaments, losing to some lesser opposition. But when it clicks, it just definitely clicks.
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And it's the pure aggression on a court that is what the fans come out to watch. He's very,
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very decisive. And the way he puts the ball away, some delicate touches in there too. He had the
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odd drop shot there. And that's the beauty. If you hit so powerfully, regularly in a rally,
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your opponent is normally further back behind the baseline. And it does open up the opportunity for
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a few little droppies. And he did that, finished the match in under an hour and a half. And an hour
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and 22 minutes was the final amount of time it took. And it was a statement performance. And the
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Brazilian reaches his first masters 1000 round of 16 and sets up a match with Yannick Sinner.
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It's not been all plain sailing for him through the tournament, though. Collignon was a good win
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in the first round, took out the Belgian. And then it came a Kalen Hachanov, been in some good form
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of light. But this just goes to show how good Fonseca's playing that he was able to get that done
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in three was able to go the distance was able to push himself, push his body. And I think that
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put him in good stead to take on Tommy Paul. We got his confidence up. Be somebody who's a very,
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very well established player on the tour in Hachanov. And then took on an even bigger test in Tommy
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Paul in America. And did it in absolute style. Now the test only gets harder. It's Yannick Sinner.
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It's the number two player in the world. And probably no better time to play Yannick Sinner. Or
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worse, I don't know which way would you look at it? Do you think it's a better time to play him?
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Because he's on a bit of a bumpy ride right now. Yannick Sinner. Or because of the couple of losses
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he suffered early this season, does that make him that much more dangerous? He can't afford to lose
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again. He has to simply win. He needs to get that air of invincibility back, which was there for
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pretty much the whole of last year. Bar a couple of matches against Carlos Alcarez.
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Let's get a prediction in them for this one, because it's going to be really, really competitive.
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It's the first time they've ever played as well, which makes it even more exciting.
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Which way will it go? We know that Fonseca's playing well. But Yannick Sinner is playing as well.
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Maybe if not better, I would say he looked composed. He's been in the big matches before.
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I think Fonseca, the only thing which may unsettle his game that he had against Tommy Paul in
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this next match will be the nerves. It's not the same type of matchup. It is against somebody who,
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if you do beat them, it's sort of a bit more off to the races. Everyone's going to be putting his name
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in the picture and saying, oh, be in Yannick Sinner. Can he be Alcarez next? That type of thing,
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but if he doesn't, then it's just pretty much business as usual. Yannick Sinner got the win
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like he was supposed to. I do think Yannick Sinner is going to get the win. I don't think it's going
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to be as easy, though, as some people may think. I think that Jalf Fonseca will give a really good
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show-in. I think the first set may even go to a tie break, but I think Yannick Sinner will take
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in a tie break and then probably a 6-3 or 6-4 second. But that's just my prediction. Tell me yours
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in that comment section below. Do you think Sinner is going to do it? Or do you think Jalf Fonseca?
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Is he going to be leapfrog in Yannick Sinner? Is he going to be jumping on the
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Alexandria Yala bandwagon? All these fan favorites. Can they all keep getting wins at
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Indian Wells this year? It's going to be exciting to see. Make sure to join us later on as well. We'll
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be doing a podcast to wrap up all of last night's action. Yala winning, umboko winning,
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we've had Yannick Sinner through, Fonseca through, learn it to end through, so much to discuss.
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So make sure to stick around, hit the bell notification on the channel and you'll be notified
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when that podcast is released. So we'll see you later.
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