Let's start with Zvilev. First of all, frequent surfing the Internet is tiring, but Zvilev's playing style is really too labor-saving! Just like playing table tennis, the forehand pull and backhand cut are extremely low, and the whole person's movement range is very small, which greatly saves physical strength, so that he can always stay focused after surfing the Internet 100 times or more. Second, Zvilev's ball control ability is too strong. Cut a straight line and a diagonal line with the backhand, and hit a straight line with the forehand, which will cause pressure on the line. The ability to control the ball in front of the net is first-class, blocking the intersection of Murray's straight diagonal. On the other hand, Onic was also sent to Wimbledon last year, but Murray crossed it frequently. Thirdly, Zvilev's mentality in the game is very good, and his serve does not hesitate to serve the internet, which shows that he still has full trust in his skills. Moreover, players with less competition experience will have psychological fluctuations in their own service wins, leading to the final defeat. This is typically reflected in this year's Australian Open in which Ostapenco led Pliskova 5-2. However, Zvilev's own serve to win the game completely withstood the pressure and won smoothly. When he finally won, he also released himself.
Tell me more about Murray. Murray himself is a counter-attack player. When Murray's serve was deadlocked with Zvilev's baseline, Zvilev blocked the net. The soft ball made Murray feel uncomfortable. Murray didn't open the angle when he returned the ball, let alone hit the speed. Sometimes Zvilev returns the ball at a wide angle, but Murray can score the winning point. It can be said that today, due to Zvilev's cutting the net and other changeable hitting methods, Murray has never found his own rhythm and finally lost his temper.
Finally, let's look at the next match between Zvilev and Federer. Federer's offensive play, when Zvilev returns the ball slowly, will definitely open the angle and establish an advantage within two or three beats. In addition, Federer's skill in front of the net is not bad, so this game should be fast-paced and beautiful.