She played the way someone who is taking their best chances exactly should play. Took some risk to disrupt Wang's game and the probabilities worked out in her favor. Of course. Wang's inconsistency will be a part of the discussion but I think anyone watching the match would be very impressed with what Diaz actually did.
3 days ago:
Oh’s FH is one of the most beautiful FH’s that I saw in the last years.
Some world-class player called Oh
Its a two winged forehand though, not the typical big Korean step-around-and-murder-you forehand.
Like most of the times…always too late, except the last several months. Then there was some progress. Looks there was something wrong with him.
I am biased towards it, just trying to be fair to people who see it differently.I like his swing!
I think it was after /during the last match with Wang. Ever since then he has gone back to his old game and has been slow again, even at the last tournament before this. He can beat some people playing that way but not the best or tactically aware Asians. Hopefully he will heal enough soon to continue his progress.
Well I'm talking about what was on display in this specific match not their forehands overall. I'd be curious to hear any analysis on how Oh dominating on the forehand side was the story of this match in particular.
