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For Felix Auger-Aliassime, Patience is Part of the Progress

For Felix Auger-Aliassime, Patience is Part of the Progress

The Canadian is putting the finishing touches on a fantastic run at the summer Slams in New York. By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Wednesday September 8, 2021

In just his tenth Grand Slam singles draw, Felix Auger-Aliassime has cracked a giant milestone, reaching his first major semifinal with his victory over Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday in New York (6-3, 3-1, (ret)).

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But anybody who has followed Auger-Aliassime knows that the journey has been long, and the process never easy to master. The Canadian himself talked about his journey after reaching the semifinals on Tuesday night.

He said that boosting his own self-belief, through adversity, has been the key to his arrival on the Grand Slam stage this summer.


“I've gotten impatient sometimes this year, last year,” Auger-Aliassime has said. “I had I think losses that I was disappointed with either in Grand Slams or in Masters. I think I just learned to accept them, to keep my self-belief high, to keep working well, and things would come. Have the belief that things would come, and you never know exactly when, at some point things would click and I would get a great result.”

Auger-Aliassime entered Wimbledon this year with a record of 8-8 at the Grand Slams. Since, he has won nine of ten. Somethings when a breakthrough is achieved, things can happen fast.

The Canadian will face Russia’s Daniil Medvedev for a spot in his first major final on Friday.

“I'm happy that this tournament, on a stage like this, the US Open, to be performing the way I'm performing,” he said. “At the same time I'm still in the tournament, so that's the best part, is that it's not over. Certainly, yeah, it's already been a great tournament. I hope to do more.”

Great for Canada, Great for Quebec

Auger-Aliassime is joined by 19-year-old Leylah Fernandez in the semis, which means that for the first time in US Open history Canada is represented by a semifinalist in the men’s and women’s singles section of the draw.

“It's great for Canada. It's great for Quebec,” he said. “We're both born in Montreal. I mean, I never thought a day like this would come. Both a little girl and a little boy from Montreal, both at the same time in the semifinals of the US Open. It's special. It's special. It's special for us. I hope the people back home appreciate the moment also. We do a lot.It's great. But it would be amazing if we were both in a final, right?”

4 Best Rangefinders for Bowhunting

4 Best Rangefinders for Bowhunting

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Archers have a different set of needs when it comes to optics. You won’t need thousand-yard range capability for distant targets when bowhunting, but you will need a rangefinder that determines the angle-compensated distance from your treestand — not simply horizontal distance. Look for one that also offers durability, rainproof construction, generous eye relief, extended […]

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Two Rivers Trout Lake Renovation

Two Rivers Trout Lake Renovation

Let me give you a little update on a recent renovation that was completed.  Again, let me start with the news release: Two Rivers Trout Lake fish renovation completed LINCOLN, Neb. – Lake 5 at Two Rivers State Recreation Area has been renovated to remove unwanted species that invaded the lake during the 2019 spring …

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Take Part in the Bowhunter Survey

Take Part in the Bowhunter Survey

I am one of you. I am among the thousands of you who hunt deer and turkey with archery equipment. I want you to join me once again in voluntarily participating Nebraska’s  Bowhunter Survey. Bowhunter survey? Hmmm … Another survey? Yes! So why should you, an archery deer hunter, consider maintaining a diary and counting …

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Ground Blinds for Bow Hunting: 6 Options That Will Help You Bag That Big Buck

Ground Blinds for Bow Hunting: 6 Options That Will Help You Bag That Big Buck

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Ground Blinds for Bowhunting

These are some of the best ground blinds for bowhunting. Another bowhunting deer season is almost upon us and now is the time to pick up some new hunting gear for the upcoming season. While many hunters prefer to sit in a tree stand, there are some hunting scenarios where a tree is not available. […]

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Strap in for This Angler’s Epic Showdown With a Monster Tarpon

Strap in for This Angler’s Epic Showdown With a Monster Tarpon

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This is a battle for the ages! Nothing is better than watching someone hook into a big fish from the shore. There’s something especially dramatic about watching the battle between land and sea. This dramatic effect is amplified when fishing saltwater, as it provides an even-stronger element of surprise. First, there’s generally no telling what […]

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Motivations

Motivations

Human dimensions studies are a part of fisheries science.  Man, or the human component is an important part of any fishery.  To manage a fishery, you have to understand something about the human component as well as the fish, other aquatic creatures, and the habitat. A big part of human dimensions studies are understanding motivations.  …

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