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16.06.2026. u 23:34
Čilić, koji je u Queen'su osvojio dva od svojih 21 ATP naslova, 2012. i 2018. godine, te još dva puta (2013. i 2017.) igrao finale, nije iskoristio svoj bolji ulazak u dvoboj da bi skupo platio veliki pad u igri krajem prvog i početkom drugog seta
Hrvatski tenisač Marin Čilić svoj je nastup na ovogodišnjem izdanju ATP turnira u londonskom Queen's Clubu okončao već u 1. kolu, bolji od njega bio je Francuz Ugo Humbert sa 7-5, 6-3 nakon sat i 21 minute igre.
Čilić, koji je u Queen'su osvojio dva od svojih 21 ATP naslova, 2012. i 2018. godine, te još dva puta (2013. i 2017.) igrao finale, nije iskoristio svoj bolji ulazak u dvoboj da bi skupo platio veliki pad u igri krajem prvog i početkom drugog seta.
U trećem gemu prvog seta Čilić je stigao do prve "break-lopte" u susretu, ali promašio je "passing" da bi kod rezultata 3-3 propustio još dvije vezane "break-lopte". Potom se Humbert ustabilio na svom početnom udarcu dok je Čilić u najgorem trenutku upao u krizu.
Kada je kod rezultata 5-6 u prvoj dionici servirao za ulazak u "tie-break" Čilić je odigrao izuzetno loš gem i praktički poklonio Humbertu set da bi početkom drugog seta još jednom pokleknuo na svom početnom udarcu, a taj zaostatak nije uspio nadoknaditi do kraja dvoboja.
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Novi listIndependentCenter3 days agoCroatian tennis player Mate Pavić, playing with Salvadoran Marcelo Arévalo, advanced to the semifinals of the ATP tournament at London's Queen's Club. They defeated Indian-Yukta Bhambri and New Zealander Michael Venus with scores of 6-4, 7-5. The pair saved two break points in the second set and later broke their opponents' serve. In the second set, they missed an opportunity to break serve in the fifth game but successfully did so in the 11th game, securing victory with a score of 6-5.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports event without any political commentary, framing, or bias. It focuses solely on the match results and performance of the athletes.
Jutarnji listIndependentCenter3 days agoCroatian tennis player Mate Pavić and his partner Marcelo Arevalo from El Salvador have advanced to the semifinals of the ATP tournament at London's Queen’s Club. They defeated Indian player Yuki Bhambri and New Zealander Michael Venus with scores of 6:4, 7:5. The Croatian-Salvadoran pair saved two break points in the second set and later broke their opponents' serve. They maintained their lead throughout the first set and secured victory in the second set after breaking their opponents' serve again.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a straightforward report on a sports event without any political commentary, bias, or framing that suggests a particular ideological stance. It focuses solely on the match details and results.
Večernji listIndependentCenter4 days agoCroatian tennis player Marin Čilić was eliminated in the first round of the ATP tournament at London's Queen's Club. He lost to French player Ugo Humbert with a score of 7-5, 6-3 after just over an hour and 21 minutes of play. The article details Čilić's early struggles, including missed opportunities to break Humbert's serve and a poor performance during crucial moments of the match.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a straightforward account of the tennis match without any overtly biased language, framing, or emphasis on political or ideological perspectives. It focuses solely on the sports event and the performance of the athletes involved.
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