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Noskova has long been seen as a future star who could challenge for a Grand Slam title, becoming the youngest player in the top 100 in 2022.
It has taken the 21-year-old a while to find consistency at Slams, but this fortnight he showed that he has a game that relies on pure power.
When you stand next to Linda, she’s taller than you’d expect from what you’d expect from watching her on television, as she stands at 5 feet 10 inches.
He has a huge serve and a really heavy ball, which comes from natural power through his long lever.
He can combine that with a lovely drop shot. He has a great touch and feel.
But it’s not just about power – the drop shot he’s got opponents never know what’s coming next.
Madison Keys, who beat Noskova in the fourth round, explained that when Linder has time for a ball, you don’t know if she’s going to hit it perfectly — so you go back to the baseline — or pull off a drop shot.
You can’t protect both.
Against Muchova, Noskova will want to play on her terms and feel that she is in control of the situation.
His serve is going to be the key to allowing him to do that.
