European Club Championships 2012: Adrian Dziolko tames Mike Vallenthini in Men’s Singles contest
Poland’s Adrian Dziolko continued his tremendous performance as he thrashed Mike Vallenthini of Luxembourg in Men’s Singles contest at the European Club Championships 2012 on Thursday, May 31, in Hungary.
The talented Polish man showed his hard-to-learn skills in the arena and outclassed his opponent without facing much trouble in the court.
The in-form Adrian was on a different level in his match against Mike as he played with remarkable precision and control and emerged as the winner in straight games with a comprehensive score on the board.
On the other hand, Mike could not cope up with the highly impressive speed and perfection of his Polish challenger throughout the 20-minute battle and lost it without putting up a strong show.
Adrian started his campaign in the opening set in a dominating manner as he played with precision and managed to take remarkable lead over Mike until the mid-game interval.
In the meanwhile, Mike tried to match the pace of rallies but failed to take the bird early and also struggled hard in placing his shots in right areas.
After the mid-game break, Adrian continued his roller-coaster performance without facing any considerable trouble from his opponent and took the first game impressively with a comfortable 21-15 margin on the score board.
In the following set, Mike tried to break the flow of his Polish opponent by working extra hard in the court but failed to dominate the pace as Adrian did not slow his speed at any stage.
Until the end of opening half in second game, it was the polish shuttler who remained in commanding position as he took a reasonable lead on the score board.
After the break, Mike changed his tactics and started to take the bird early but again failed to make the right choice of shots and remained struggling.
In the meanwhile, Adrian was fully focused in the game as he showed no sign of confusion at any stage in the whole game and bagged it with a superb 21-14 score on the board.
The impressive Adrian won this Men’s Singles straight-set battle in just 20 minutes with a comprehensive difference of 21-15 and 21-14.
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