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Hello!

Sinner lead 6-2, 6-2, 5-1 and was almost there. Then
he got sick and lost in five sets. He was so ill it
was terrible to watch, he got absolutely nothing done
and won only two games, being barely able to walk.

I have been so sure that Djoker will never win
another GS singles titles, but now that both
Alcaraz and Sinner are gone, I guess it is safe to
say that the 39-year-old veteran is among the
favourites to be the champion in Roland Garros
this year.

If I remember right, Djoker could meet Zverev in
the semis. My best guess at this point is that
that match will be the "real" final. Whoever
wins it, will win the final too, right? With his vast
experience, I believe more in Djoker than in
Zverev although it could go either way.

What a shock this is! But it is what it is,
you have to stay healthy to make it in tennis!

br,
KK
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On 28.5.2026 16.53, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:

Hello!

Sinner lead 6-2, 6-2, 5-1 and was almost there. Then
he got sick and lost

Cerundolo, the cruelest man in tennis. He should of given it away when
he was still playing second fiddle.
--
"Cough cough"
-- Suzanne Lenglen
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