So you it? Crazy decision cost the Caroline career

Two matchbolde.

What ran through Ons Jabeurs head Friday morning, Danish time, when she suddenly stood with all the two options to send Caroline Wozniacki at the pension, is not known.

But something she must have thought.

For it was something of a gift, the dane had just given her in the close fight.

It was She serveparti, she needed to keep to stay in the fight, and the dane was down 15-30. In the middle of the duel stopped, she suddenly up and took a challenge.

Wozniacki thought that the ball had been out.

It wasn’t. It hit the line.

For us, the ordinary people without the remotest skill with a ball, it would be pure lottery to assess in the course of a split second, about such a ball was either inside or out. But for a professional tennis player, it happens all the time. They play constantly with balls on or around the lines and can virtually in their sleep to assess whether the balls hits the line or goes out.

Conversely there was talk about a precarious situation, where the nerves and emotions must have been sitting outside on the clothes for the dane. Perhaps it has had something to say.

no matter what, regardless of whether Wozniacki in the same second regretted his decision, was taken.

And thus was the Jabeur served two matchbolde, which tuneseren shortly after traded to the victory when Wozniacki threw his advance beyond the end line.

– She choose a challenge. It is something of a resolution. Her (She, red.) the backhand actually goes into. It was not because, Ons Jabeur won the duel there. It can be fatal, it said Channel 5’s commentator Anders Haahr easier surprised in the seconds, where all went and waited on the outcome of the challenge.

It would prove that he was right.

And he was not the only one who sat and shook his head.

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