#swiss indoors

[youreamonocoque]

Felix you gotta do it for the gays!

[giorgio-50]

[tttovarichhh]

i'm literally wanna EAT him

[johnsoncoolest]

[crippled-peeper]

my plants keep me from withering away

[fallensapphires]

House Plants: Monstera (Swiss Cheese Plant)

Plants are like people: they’re all different and a little bit strange.

[schumi-nadal]

Roger Federer - Swiss Indoors Basel (2019)

Four years ago, Roger won his tenth title in Basel, his 103rd title and the last of his career. 🏆🇨🇭

[wildrungarden]

11/7/23 ~ Swiss Chard harvest & meal 🍽️

[rabbitcruiser]

Zoo Basel (Zolli) openend to public on July 3, 1874.

[kitaston]

Room with a View in the Swiss Alps, overlooking the Matterhorn

ph. Panos Chasapis

[youreamonocoque]

he's just so...

[yomsworldpov]

My freshly hydrated plants, taken on Olympus c-765

[fevered]

Monstera Deliciosa

[leafculture]

Ultimate Swiss Cheese Plant for Indoor Gardening

The Swiss Cheese Plant, or Monstera Deliciosa, is people's favorite for indoor gardening due to its large, unique leaves and easy care. It adds a bold, lush vibe to any room while purifying the air. Visit our website i.e. Leaf Culture today and breathe new life into your home with this Swiss cheese plant!

[styledstickerz]

Deliciosa Daddy monstera leaf waterproof vinyl sticker

https://styledstickerz.etsy.com

[stateofsport211]

Basel (500) MD Q1: Constantin Frantzen/Hendrik Jebens [2] def. Finn Reynolds/Roy Stepanov 6-3, 6-4 Match Recap

Roy Stepanov/Finn Reynolds' point to 0-0* 30-40 (top left), Constantin Frantzen/Hendrik Jebens broke to 5-3 (top right), and took the first set 6-3 (bottom) (📸 Basel feed)

To seal the day in the Basel (500), the doubles' first qualifying round had the second seed and 6-time Challenger titlist this year, Constantin Frantzen/Hendrik Jebens, took on Finn Reynolds/Roy Stepanov, who came right from being the runner-up of ITF M25 Telavi (Georgia, Oct 18). This turned out to be a competitive one, with emphasis on point construction and pressure points as a start.

The net game started to play an important role starting in the first set, where Finn's successful volley resulted in he and R. Stepanov to force a deciding point, only for Frantzen/Jebens to hold to 1-0 at the cost of Finn's failed volley, which was executed too wide. It was followed by five consecutive holds to 3-3 before Frantzen/Jebens' returns started to cause damage on Finn/R. Stepanov. There, Finn's failed volley once again opened the gate before Frantzen/Jebens' smash secured the latter's 2 break points, which was immediately converted thanks to a powerful forehand (5-3). This allowed Frantzen/Jebens to take the first set, where their solid service games allowed them to (6-3).

Roy Stepanov/Finn Reynolds' point to 3-3* 30-40 (top left), Constantin Frantzen/Hendrik Jebens broke 4-3 (top right), and took the second set 6-4 (📸 🎥 Basel feed)

R. Stepanov/Finn tried their best to step up in the second set, but eventually fell on bigger moments. They had their moments, including earlier in the second set where they were 2 points ahead, but Frantzen/Jebens still managed to hold that particular service game. The latter's break point did not come until the seventh game at the cost of a volley error, which was saved thanks to the five smashes and an unreturned serve, but still got converted at the cost of R. Stepanov's intended backhand down-the-line error (4-3). Frantzen/Jebens managed to hold their service game 5-3, and had another clean service game two games later, where they sealed the match with an ace by taking the second set 6-4.

In the second qualifying round for doubles, Frantzen/Jebens ultimately will face the first seeds Nikola Cacic/Victor Vlad Cornea, who defeated wild cards Remy Bertola/Jan Sebesta 6-1, 7-6(4). Knowing both pairs, especially back in the Challenger level, this could possibly be a close encounter with the balance being at stake once again, especially in constructing their points. This could be interesting to see as well!