Indian Wells, 1-16 finals. Leonardo Mayer (47 racket) - Taro Daniel (109 racket). Leonardo Mayer waited out the gaming crisis and is now back on horseback, because he returned to the top 50 and even improved his results by fast surfaces(before if he won, then only on the ground). Taro Daniel cannot play at a more serious level, as the Japanese continues to balance on the verge of the top 100 and when he comes to ATP tournaments, he passes with great rarity initial stages(or even stops in qualifying).
Leonardo Mayer
Mayer has always stood out for his confident play on the ground, because he is a master at keeping the ball in the court and chasing opponents from corner to corner, thereby taking a lot of strength. In his arsenal, the Argentinean also has a killer serve, and if he plays on hard or grass, he still regularly runs out to the net (but with varying success, especially if they punch in the legs). There was a period when the tennis player regularly performed in doubles and was even in the top 60, but when the injuries began, he decided to focus all his attention on the singles, so as not to waste energy. It is worth paying attention to the fact that Leonardo only in last years began to demonstrate at least something on fast courts, because at first professional career the representative of Argentina traveled exclusively to clay tournaments.
In 2016, the tennis player began to experience a serious decline, as he alternated injuries for a long time and because of this he missed many tournaments (thus, he did not defend his rating points and flew into the top 200). Leonardo for a long time could not return to his level, because he unsuccessfully went to the Challengers and only dreamed of the final stages. However, Mayer quite unexpectedly “shot” at the ATP tournament in Hamburg (first he flew out to the qualification, but went into the main draw as a “lucky loser”), because he won the title and made a significant breakthrough in the rankings. At the moment, the Argentine optimal form, because he got several difficult victories and pleases with a stable game on the back line, a reception (it works with minimal risk and it justifies itself).
Taro Daniel
Daniel has been trying to strengthen his position in the top 100 for years, but in this direction he has been suffering continuous failures. After all, when he enters the “elite”, he cannot stay for a long time, but only until the first tournament, where it is necessary to defend rating points. Taro acts exclusively in a defensive manner, as he gives the ball to the opponent and tries to wait for mistakes (takes out difficult balls and in every possible way provokes unjustified risks). The Japanese has a fairly average pitch and because of this occasionally wins easy balls (all in the fight).
Daniel is trying to spend more time at the ATP series tournaments, but there are practically no results, because he is not yet able to compete with opponents of the top 100 level. At the moment, it is hard to believe that the Japanese will suddenly play high level, because he needs to improve in almost every game component and do something with the serve, since it is unforgivable in every fight to make more double faults than shoot aces.
Personal meetings
Tennis players only once met on the court - Taro Daniel snatched the victory.
That's why. Daniel surprises at this tournament, because at first he quite unexpectedly qualified (where he was written off in every fight), and then completely “destroyed” Djokovic (the Serb was in terrible shape, but still the Japanese was not afraid). Mayer also pulled off two tough wins and now has an incredible opportunity to shine at the Masters and cement his position in the top 50. Leonardo Mayer will get another win.
Argentine tennis player Leonardo Mayer was born in 1987 in Corrientes. He currently lives in Buenos Aires. Mayer started playing tennis at the age of 9, and came to professional sports in 2003. His coach is Francisco Younis.
In ITF tournaments, he was able to reach the finals of the Challenger series tournaments four times. True, only once the victory was in his hands in 2008. In other games, it went to opponents. But in 2005, Leonardo Mayer managed to become the winner of the French Open among juniors. However, this victory was won not in singles, but in doubles.
In 2008, Mayer was able to take part in an ATP-level tournament for the first time. But the tennis player failed to achieve great results in it. He dropped out of the competition on the second lap. However, the opponent, to whom he lost, later became the finalist of the tournament. So it was a worthy defeat.
In 2009, Leonardo Mayer reaches the Grand Slam level, and in three tournaments at once. In each of them he manages to reach the second round. In 2011, he makes another attempt to overcome this barrier, but again drops out on the second lap. In 2012, having made another attempt, Mayer still reaches at least the third round.
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Leonardo Mayer was born on 15 May 1987 (32) in Corrientes, Argentina; currently residing in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mayer L. is a Right Handed player and currently occupies position 92 in the ATP rankings with 603 points. Leonardo Mayer's total earnings this year are 612.4k€, but he has earned only 5.6M€ in his career. Please note that total earnings are calculated from tournament prize money only, sponsors' earnings are not included in this amount.
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