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Reilly Opelka takes subtle dig at doubles, highlights less crowd for Indian Wells doubles final after Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner SF

Reilly Opelka took another opportunity to confess his dislike for doubles tennis, highlighting the lack of crowds for the Indian Wells men’s doubles final on Saturday. Opelka pointed out that the stadium was relatively empty in no time after the singles semi-final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, which was the last singles match of the day at Stadium 1. Opelka has time and again spoken…

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Boomin Beaver collection • Diego Schwartzman and Reilly Opelka • Miscellaneous

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Kicking off Art Basel with my friends at @pacegallery 🌟 One of the things I love about art is its ability to transcend time, culture, and industries. This evening was a meeting of the minds to create space and opportunity for collaboration between the worlds of art, sports, and beyond!

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Reilly Opelka

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Red Bull BassLine 2021 - my own photos © game-set-canet (former canet-tsitsipas)

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Reilly Opelka

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Reilly with his redesign <3 --- Commissions are OPEN

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Charlottesville Ch R1: Reilly Opelka [WC] def. Tennys Sandgren [8] 6-4, 7-5 Match Stats

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Undisputably, Opelka had an explosive service game. His whopping 23 aces to T. Sandgren's 2 became a testament in itself, confirming his 88% first serve winning rate, 16% more than T. Sandgren to stand out from there. However, as vulnerable as T. Sandgren's second serves might have sounded under pressure, he was still able to win 11% more points from there than Opelka, who double-faulted four times that faded his second serves winning percentage.

Interestingly, T. Sandgren had 7 opportunities to break, mostly as a result of him trying to be more offensive from the baseline. However, Opelka's likely unexpected reliable net game carried him through the end of the first set, sealing it with a volley before pressing T. Sandgren's defenses toward the end of the second set, adding to the potential scoreboard pressure that denied the match the tie-break (it deserved). As a result, Opelka maximized his chances by converting 60% of his 5 break points.

Advancing to the second round after his first win in 15 months, Opelka will face qualifier Aidan Mayo, who defeated fellow qualifier Alafia Ayeni 7-5, 6-2 in the first round earlier today. Knowing Aidan's steady but full of rollercoaster within the past few months, it would be intriguing to see how he responds to Opelka's explosive service game and how will he maintain the pace on return as he might need to appear more offensive while trying to extend the rallies.

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my guy withdrew from the tournament I’m so sad I was so excited to watch him play again

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Who Is Reilly Opelka’s Coach in 2022?

Who Is Reilly Opelka’s Coach in 2022?

Standing at an impressive 6ft 11 inches tall, Reilly Opelka is matched by just one man in being the tallest ever ATP ranked player of all time. Opelka was born on the 28th of August 1997 in St Joseph Michigan to parents George and Lynne Opelka. At age 4, Reilly and his family moved to Palm Coast in Florida, it was here that his love for tennis took off. Whilst playing golf, Reilly’s father…

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Reilly Opelka

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(via Instagram Story (17.07.22) @ reillyopelka)

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Bloody epic Reilly Opelka

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