Tweetcap: Thomaz Bellucci and the Boisterous Brazilians defeat Jerzy Janowicz in Miami
In a wild match in Miami, Thomaz Bellucci upset Jerzy Janowicz 7-6(5), 3-6, 6-3.
The Jerzy Janowicz Chronicles: Australian Open Round Three Liveblog!
A liveblog of Jerzy Janowicz’ third round match vs. Nicolás Almagro at the Australian Open.
GIF: Jerzy Janowicz Melts Down over Line Call
World No. 26 Jerzy Janowicz became a bit frustrated by a line call on set point in his second round match against Somdev Devvarman.
The Jerzy Janowicz Chronicles: Australian Open Round Two Liveblog!
A liveblog of Jerzy Janowicz’ second round match vs. Somdev Devvarman at the Australian Open.
Things We Learned on Day One of the Australian Open
The first day of a Grand Slam is always the most hectic, but we kept our eyes peeled for as many noteworthy events as possible. Here’s what we learned.
Changeover Chat: Individual ATP Awards
Welcome! In this episode of the Changeover Chat, a quick back-and-forth exchange between the writing staff at The Changeover, we discuss our own picks for the ATP player awards, plus some new categories. Do you agree or disagree with our picks? Let us know in the comments section of this post!
How the Match Was Won – Paris Masters: David Ferrer def. Jerzy Janowicz 6-4, 6-3
I’ve always been an advocate for players who win the coin toss to choose to serve.
Particularly if you’re a good returner. It just seems so obvious that if things go according to plan and both players hold serve, being the returner at 5-4 is a useful advantage. Earlier in the set, whoever serves second can drop his/her serve and know there will be a few chances to get the break back. On the flip side, the person who serves first always has the peace of mind of knowing that if they get broken at any point in the set, they will have at least one return game to attempt to get their serve back.
How the Match Was Won – Paris Masters: Jerzy Janowicz def. Gilles Simon 6-4, 7-5
Despite all the the aces, the forehand winners and yes, those beautiful drop shots, what struck me the most about this particular semifinal was the difference in composure of the two men set to compete in it. Jerzy Janowicz played this match as if deep down he knew his time had finally arrived.
How Jerzy Janowicz Beat Janko Tipsarevic, as Told In GIFs
The story of how Polish qualifier Jerzy Janowicz beat World No. 9 Janko Tipsarevic at the Paris Masters, as told in animated GIFs.
Meeting Mr. Janowicz
“I beat the Olympic champion, US Open champion. I beat Andy Murray. Unbelievable feeling for me. Still, I have the feeling that in a few minutes I’m going to wake up and it will all be gone.” – Jerzy Janowicz A name. That’s all Jerzy Janowicz was to me before this week: a name. […]
