Live Tennis Dominic Thiem

Djokovic served first and opened with an ace, but Thiem won the next durable ball. Both players scored a forehand shot to tie 30 ties. However, Djokovic served well before winning the game due to a faulty forehand from Thiem.

Thiem missed a forehand that gave Nole a 30-15 lead, but Thiem scored 2 points after a good serve and a net. Djokovic then misses his backhand.

Djokovic has consecutive hits down the field near Thiem’s ​​body to make Thiem in trouble. He won without difficulty after taking a 40-15 lead.

Thiem wins a game for White very quickly, closing the game with a winner.

Thiem cut 15-30, but that was his only point in this game.

Djokovic called 40 pairs, but Thiem forced Djokovic to push down behind the baseline causing Nole to miss, and Thiem won the game after a good shot.

Djokovic was 0-30, but took the next point thanks to a good cut, before Thiem committed his own foul. Nole scored a very nice volley before taking the game with a good serve.

Thiem quickly won a game with White.

Thiem had the first point of the game but made 2 mistakes and failed to block the other 2 shots from Djokovic.

Djokovic goes to great lengths to match the 40 regulars, but Thiem has 2 good shots in a row to score the winner.

Djokovic played very actively, but missed twice at the net, which made the score equal to 30. Thiem has a winner and took advantage of the break immediately after Nole’s volley didn’t cross!

Thiem serves to score a winning goal and while he misses a backhand shot down the line, Djokovic misses a similar shot. Thiem scores with an undeniable winning backhand, and an ace helps him set the score for Set 1!

Nole won the first game of Set 2 after Thiem struck so deep that the ball flew off the field.

With a 40-15 lead, the Austrian hit an impressive ace to win his service game and tied the score 1-1 in Set 2.

Let Thiem stick to the 30-40 score, but Djokovic still serves well to solve his game successfully and maintain the advantage in the set.

The opponent returned the ball to the field and the defending US Open champion leveled the score again in Set 2.

Djokovic served the ball up close and quickly changed angles, but it was inaccurate. Thiem leads 40-30 but hits the net and misses a break point. Djokovic has the advantage before winning this match after a self-destructive mistake.

The Austrian player is still holding the ball very firmly, which makes his opponent unable to gain a break.

Thiem hit the ball through the net after a series of lasting balls, helping Djokovic take the lead once again in Set 2.

Thiem hit the ball “ripping” to get Djokovic out but it was inaccurate. 30-40 clear, the No. 3 seed successfully saved the break point when the electronic referee determined Djokovic’s error in returning serve. After that, Thiem has the advantage of delivering and finishing this game thanks to the backhand shot to score winner.

The five-time ATP Finals champion won the game after Thiem returned the wrong serve.

Leading 40-30, Thiem delivered the ball so well that Djokovic was unable to return the ball successfully.

Djokovic flexibly moves the ball in two corners of the field to force his opponent to miss. The pressure is now on Thiem’s ​​shoulder in the final hinge game of Set 2.

Thiem crossed the field incorrectly and was led 15-40, but was very brave when he saved 2 consecutive set points. The Austrian player catches the net with precision to have an intersection point. On the next ball, Thiem ended the game with a smash that made the opponent unable to defend himself successfully.

Thiem had a mini-break at the first marker, but then Djokovic went ahead 4-2 in this “shootout”. However, Nole lost the initiative and let the opponent enter the field to score the winner to balance score 4 evenly.

Thiem scored an ace to take a 6-5 lead in the tiebreaker in Set 2. But Djokovic saved a match point thanks to an impressive serve. Thiem hit the passing ball so hard that Nole couldn’t return the ball even if he spread all his hands. 7-6 lead, but Thiem made an unfortunate double-service error. Djokovic went ahead 8-7, but also made a mistake and let his opponent equalize.

Nole hit the ball loosely and Thiem entered the field to score a mini break to lead 9-8. Djokovic escapes again when his opponent misses the ball. Thiem pocketed the ball and then lost the deciding point, losing him 10-12 to Djokovic in Series 2 of the tiebreaker set.

The Austrian 9x player won the opening game of the last set in impressive fashion.

The world’s number one player had no trouble balancing the score after the first two games of the third set.

Dominic Thiem continues to maintain his serve quite well despite the fact that the match that entered the final set is very intense and takes a lot of strength from him and his opponent.

Owner of 17 Grand Slam titles, Novak Djokovic has a serve with a very dangerous fall that makes Thiem unable to return the ball successfully. Once again, the score for set 3 was balanced.

The 1993-born player led 40-15 points in the fifth game of the final set before ending this game thanks to an ace in the T-corner that caused Nole to stay put.

The Serbian star finished his serve calmly to level the score in the final set.

Thiem wins the game after Djokovic returns the failed serve on the deciding scoreboard.

The opponent tied at 40, but Djokovic still escaped thanks to 2 serves with a very uncomfortable fall.

Djokovic’s intention to catch the net was “failed” when the ball did not go over the net. Thiem struggled to win his first hinge game late in the third set.

Nole has a very graceful winner with a forehand to level the score and push the pressure onto his opponent.

Thiem took a 40-30 lead in the 11th game of Set 3 before winning this game when Djokovic hit his backhand and sent the ball out of bounds.

Djokovic scored the deciding point on the last serve when Thiem missed. Set 3 will have to determine win – lose with a series of te-breaks like set 2.

Thiem lost 2 points in a row and was led by Djokovic 4-0. The Austrian player recovered a mini break and reduced the score to 2-4. Djokovic cut the ball into the net and Thiem called for a mini break for the second time. Nole hit the ball out of bounds and let the opponent tie 4 points.

Thiem has a major mini break to lead 6-4. Djokovic only saved the first match point in this tie-breaker series before hitting the ball off the field and seeing his opponent enter the ATP Finals later this year.