He Miami Masters 1000 left this Tuesday one of the most surreal points in memory. At least, in the way it closes. It was in the first round match between the American JJ Wolf and the Kazakh alexander bublik who won the first by 7-5 and 6-3.
However, the one who got the spotlight was Bublik for a point that went into the net at 5-3 for the Wolf in the second set. As the game progresses, the two players debate the exchange of volleys to try to determine the point in question. Then, just when he seems to be in the lead, Bublik will respond in an unexpected way.
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Opening the track, the Kazakh hit the least orthodox in history. He took his racket, twirled and he connects with his losing rival for a winning shot by hitting the ball with the grip.
Of course, this is not the first time he has done this. In the past Masters 1000 in Miami he won with a similar stroke and even in the ATP final in Metz last year he showed particular ability.
Source: La Verdad
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