#fourth round

Congrats to round 4 winning teams! The semifinals will be posted by tomorrow's morning. Here's the list of winners:

1. The Learnerer & Evil Malicious Wordgirl

2. Dr. Two Brains & Reginald

3. Leslie & Becky Wordgirl Botsford

Novak Djokovic - Jan-Lennard Struff (Head-to-Head)

Novak will face Jan-Lennard Struff in the fourth round of the French Open on Philippe Chatrier on Monday at about 1 PM local time (CET).

They’ve played each other once before which was in Doha last year. Novak won in straight sets.

Can someone please rewrite the fourth match with Bakugou and Tokage?

I´m still mulling over this, because this would have been such a wonderful opportunity for someone with a quirk like Setsuna to scare the sh*t out of Bakguou instead of simply distracting him with her body pieces...

I imagine her going up against him, no signs of what her quirk might be, she lets him get closer letting him assume she wants to engage in close combat... of course he tries to blast her, so just to amuse him she advoids the first ones, taunting him about not landing a hit on her... but then suddenly she pretends to get hit from one of his blasts, cries out like she got wounded and while she´s half hidden in the smoke she detaches parts of her body and makes it look like Bakugou just blasted a huge hole in her chest or her stomach.. and upon seeing the supposed damage Bakgugou would be shocked for long enough to forget everything else and they could use this chance to their advantage...

Novak lost 6-1 5-7 3-6 to Roberto Bautista Agut in the fourth round of the Miami Open.

Novak: “He’s a solid player. Congratulations to him definitely for a great comeback. But this kind of match I should not have lost. So many opportunities. Just way too many wasted opportunities. This is what happens when you don’t capitalise on time.”

Novak beat Daniil Medvedev 6-4 6-7(5) 6-2 6-3 and reached the quarter finals of the Australian Open for the tenth time.

Novak: “Definitely it was a physical battle. Daniil has been playing some really good tennis. Big serve, a good backhand, he doesn’t make many errors. It was difficult to go through him. I just had to find a different way. I was fortunate to save a couple of break points. I was 0-40, 1-2 in the third set, so that was a crucial hold.”

Novak’s on-court interview after his fourth round win over Daniil Medvedev at the Australian Open