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Jan-Lennard Struff

Jan-Lennard Struff

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Oct 31, 2026

Nikola AracicHOST
0:00
so impressed with stroff taking out djokovic and this was by far the best tennis that i've ever seen him play and arguably the best result of his career and sometimes it's tough to back up a result like that and he played a good opponent in the quarterfinals borges and i was so pleasantly surprised with stroff because he continued to play an insane level of tennis and completely demolished borges two and three so he makes the final of brussels where he loses a tight three setter to greeksport last week and now he's back in the semi-finals schroff is on fire in the semi-finals he would play lehacka who comfortably took out kim who took out ben shelton in a Very entertaining match, 7-6 in the third.
Nikola AracicHOST
0:48
And the head-to-head between Struff and Lehetschka is 3-0 for Lehetschka.
Nikola AracicHOST
0:53
But the head-to-head between Struff and Djokovic was 8-0 for Djokovic.
Nikola AracicHOST
0:57
So we can't always go by head-to-head when it comes to Jan Lennart because this guy... is one of the most dangerous players on the ATP Tour.
Nikola AracicHOST
1:04
He can hold serve through the entirety of matches.
Nikola AracicHOST
1:08
So certainly another opportunity for Struff to make an ATP Final.
Nikola AracicHOST
1:13
On the bottom half of the draw, we had an entertaining match between Vachero and Rune.
Nikola AracicHOST
1:20
And a couple of things I want to say about Rune is that I'm pleased that he's showing more freedom in his movement.
David EJ BergerHOST
2:47
We do what we can.
David EJ BergerHOST
2:49
All right, the main reason I wanted a podcast, even solo today, I want to talk about Jan-Leonard Struff.
David EJ BergerHOST
2:54
This guy is absolutely balling.
David EJ BergerHOST
2:57
And this is not a player who I've said a ton of positive things about in the history of this podcast.
David EJ BergerHOST
3:04
In fact, I would say feeding Struff has been a signature move for me over the course of time on this show.
David EJ BergerHOST
3:13
Bread and butter, if you will.
David EJ BergerHOST
3:14
Man, this guy... has been sensational, not just this week, but really since the U.S. Open, even in the loss to Francisco Sarandolo, he was dominating that entire match before gassing out.
David EJ BergerHOST
4:57
And we'll start in Basel and his match.
Nikola AracicHOST
5:54
against Paul than he did against the hard-hitting Basilashvili that doesn't give you that much rhythm.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:01
The next match that I livestreamed was Djokovic-Struff, and Djokovic was 8-0 against Struff prior to this match, and I really did not think that Struff was gonna have a chance to win this match.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:15
But what I saw in this match was by far the best level of tennis that I've ever seen from Jan Lenat.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:23
He was able to hold serve through the entirety of this match.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:12
But in this second set, and this is gonna sound weird, I felt that Novak was the better player because he had breakpoint chances, four of them, and in the first set, it was Jan Lennart that had two breakpoint chances at three all.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:25
on the Djokovic serve.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:26
In the third set, Novak Djokovic continued to apply pressure on the Struff serve.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:31
He had two break points in two separate games.
Nikola AracicHOST
5:54
against Paul than he did against the hard-hitting Basilashvili that doesn't give you that much rhythm.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:01
The next match that I livestreamed was Djokovic-Struff, and Djokovic was 8-0 against Struff prior to this match, and I really did not think that Struff was gonna have a chance to win this match.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:15
But what I saw in this match was by far the best level of tennis that I've ever seen from Jan Lennart.
Nikola AracicHOST
6:23
He was able to hold serve through the entirety of this match.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:12
But in this second set, and this is gonna sound weird, I felt that Novak was the better player because he had breakpoint chances, four of them, and in the first set, it was Jan Lennart that had two breakpoint chances at three all.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:25
on the Djokovic serve.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:26
In the third set, Novak Djokovic continued to apply pressure on the Struff serve.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:31
He had two break points in two separate games.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:52
Similar situations in both matches.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:55
In the semifinal, it cost him the match against Struff.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:58
It almost cost him the set, as you said, against Mickelson.
Sean CalvertGUEST
20:01
He'd gone from 5-3 up to a very, very tight tiebreaker.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:52
Similar situations in both matches.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:55
In the semifinal, it cost him the match against Struff.
Sean CalvertGUEST
19:58
It almost cost him the set, as you said, against Mickelson.
Sean CalvertGUEST
20:01
He'd gone from 5-3 up to a very, very tight tiebreaker.
ErikHOST
16:11
This is similar to Almaty, where we had a mid-30s player make the final.
ErikHOST
16:17
So we had Struff, who's 36, here in Brussels, and then Bachelard... whatever the Vasilis Vili in, um, in Almaty at 34 years old.
ErikHOST
16:31
So I want to ask you this.
ErikHOST
16:32
Do you think that we'll start to see a little more of Struff, you know, in the next couple of weeks because of the, uh, The surface, like the indoor hard and his capabilities on there? No.
ErikHOST
16:43
No, I don't think
AidanHOST
16:44
so.
AidanHOST
16:45
I think that Struff is like, I think it's a good comparison to Basilicvili in the aspect that I think it's kind of a, yeah, he might perform well here, but he performed decent at Wimbledon too.
AidanHOST
17:00
And then like, what did he do for the next four months?
Bradley KlahnGUEST
18:39
But he's still a dangerous opponent.
Bradley KlahnGUEST
18:41
And, you know, we talked about Struff earlier and guys that you don't want to see because, you know, if they catch fire, they can take the racket out of your hand.
Bradley KlahnGUEST
18:48
Basilashvili is another one of those players.
Mitch MichalsHOST
18:52
I had to look.
Michael KostaHOST
3:34
Let's just go through them.
Michael KostaHOST
3:37
Uh, Belgium, Greek spore six, four in the third over Struff.
Michael KostaHOST
3:45
Arthur Feast was the first seed.
Michael KostaHOST
3:47
He lost in the semifinal 7-6 in the third.
Michael KostaHOST
3:49
Cerundolo made the semifinals, losing to Greekspor 7-6 in the third.
Michael KostaHOST
3:54
Greekspor over Struff in the final.
Michael KostaHOST
3:58
I do not know the prize money.
Michael KostaHOST
4:01
It's an ATP 250.
David EJ BergerHOST
28:46
Arthur Feast, 8-1.
David EJ BergerHOST
28:49
Off the loss to Struff from a breakup twice.
David EJ BergerHOST
28:53
Did I bet Feast Live? Maybe.
David EJ BergerHOST
28:56
Just maybe.
SteveGUEST
30:47
happen? As soon as you turn against Hugo Hombert, he's going to knock Novak out in round one.
David EJ BergerHOST
30:55
Well...
SteveGUEST
30:57
a strong third set performance that would be the ultimate rub it'll make for a really good clip though um yeah i mean like you look at him and the reason he's favorite is because you look at the section of the drawer he's in You look at the names that are in the other quarters and then you look at Humbert, Hanfman, Struff, Borges and Roode.
SteveGUEST
31:24
You'd hope he's making the semifinals if he's saying he's fit and he still wants to be kind of acknowledged in this kind of space as being one of the top players.

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