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fxgai
Nice result Kei!
Chuichi Hashimura
Thank you so much for giving us new years gift. Kei !
Ganbare Japan!
Great job, Kei! Looking injury free and good for a shot at his first Major title in a few weeks. He would have to be one of the favorites now. Can he and Naomi chan make it a Japanese double!? That would be amazing and shock the sports world!
Matt Hartwell
I thought Kei was gone after that second set. Had 8 break opportunities and failed to convert any, but he powered through that 3rd set like a steam train and I think also Medvedev began to show his age a little bit in letting his frustrations get to him at times, he is just 22. Nice result for Kei and Japan.
I'd like to see that, but I think they are both too focused on their singles game. Perhaps towards the later part of their careers.
West sea
A Happy New Year for Kei!
The Original Wing
Hey hey! He got one! Good on Nishikori. It's been a while coming - hope he keeps the new momentum rolling forward.
Because he won a third-tier event for the first time in three years?
Azrul Hakim
Congrats!
smithinjapan
Credit where it's due. Well done.
The Original Wing: "Because he won a third-tier event for the first time in three years?"
Precisely, although Ganbare Japan and others have already assumed he's won the Masters.
fxgai
Rather than put words into others' mouths, please instead reflect on your wrong assumption of last year that Kei's career was "done".
Too much to expect a mea culpa from you, I know... you could have learned it from me. I had to do a mea culpa once, it wasn't difficult for me.
TorafusuTorasan
If Kei actually qualified for "the Masters," i.e. America's premier golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia and one of four major golf championships (possibly easy to confuse with the "Grand Slam" big four in tennis) then he deserves the sportsman of the decade award, or at least a Ripley's Belive It or Not cartoon blurb.