Tomislav Pucar vs Adrien Rassenfosse | MS R32 | #WTTMacao 2026

Reach is his major weapon. Trouble serve. Trying to make it to the putt. Switch shot down the line, couldn't make it happen. Nice here from the Belgian. Even the big man couldn't reach it. That is... Oh, and some fortune for him as well there. This is unbelievable. Valley of the match so far. Pretty close, but he's in the ascendancy now. Reverse pendulum serve. Into wide backhand. You need to know when you can take control over the middle. That was a clinic. Just arrived last night, Tom Jarvis. I'm told he looked a little bit sleepy on the bus, sorry. In Montpellier last year, Winter became the first European woman to reach the Champions event final. Beautiful for a senior title. The feeder in Dusseldorf this season. Peter Croatian in the final. Excellent control and feeling from the Belgian. Is it love or are you so worried about losing the game that when it actually happens, you're like, okay, cool. In the serve and receive. The Croatian number one. Oh, and he finishes with some finesse there. It's nice and cool, yet we haven't seen the ball really waver in the air. It usually affects the high-toss servers. Generally speaking, I mean, the conditions are tip-top. I should expect me and Joe. Players are really well looked after, they're loving it. Screw it any later. The players in this field, if you're going to serve long, you're probably going to lose the point straight away. I was impressed. Oh, yeah, I tried to keep the timing early. Let it come to him a little bit more and maybe try to play it softer. With the big man. The debutantes. Coaching Alfred Putsa has survived as well. He beat Fung-I-Shin earlier. Oh, look at that, puts a champion so hard this year. Credit to Coton. Credit to Rasenfoss now. He is bouncing back. The debutantes, 12 of the last 16 points. Where has this come from? It doesn't sometimes even matter the difference in level or rankings, whatever it's. Oh, what a touch. He's missed it. But he does well to reset Rasenfoss. Clever shot from Putsa. Oh, gobbles it up here. Again, the table's turned. Well, he thought it was going to come long. Or less back spinny than what it did. Every time he's lost a point, he's won the next. Motivating himself. He's relieved that he's been able to showcase his skills better in the last couple of games. Definitely go for it in game five. He's not going to hold back. It did not look like that was going to happen. Putsa was all over him like a rash. And the Croatian, his speed. Causing problems. Rasenfoss getting a little bit passive here. Stunning timing. But it's Tomislav Putsa who seals the deal in four games.