JW Johnson and Dylan Frazier Survive a Close Call at PPA: JW Johnson and Dylan Frazier played a tense Round of 16 match of men’s doubles against Quang Duong and CJ Klinger at PPA Rate Las Vegas Championships, ultimately winning with a hard-fought score of 7-11, 11-3, 11-9. This victory wasn’t just another win; it was a testament to their resilience under pressure.
A Dramatic Third Game
The third game of the match proved to be a rollercoaster ride. Johnson and Frazier, the No. 2 seeds, established an early lead of 7-2, seemingly in control of the contest. However, within moments, they found themselves trailing 7-9 as Duong and Klinger surged back, threatening to upset the favorites.
With the momentum swinging and tension mounting, Johnson and Frazier displayed remarkable composure. They regrouped and found their rhythm, ultimately clinching the final four points of the match. Their ability to withstand the pressure in such a crucial moment was key to their success.
Looking Ahead
Having survived the scare from the talented teenage duo, Johnson and Frazier now set their sights on the next challenge. They will face the No. 9 seeds, Connor Garnett and Tyler Loong, with a spot in the semifinals at stake. With championship aspirations in sight, the duo aims to secure their first championship Sunday appearance since August.
News in Brief: JW Johnson and Dylan Frazier Survive a Close Call at PPA
JW Johnson and Dylan Frazier won over Quang Duong and CJ Klinger in a thrilling Round of 16 match of the PPA Rate Las Vegas Championships, winning 7-11, 11-3, 11-9. The No. 2 seeds initially led 7-2 in the third game but faced a strong comeback from their opponents, slipping to a 7-9 deficit.
Showing resilience, Johnson and Frazier scored the last four points to advance to the quarterfinals, where they will face No. 9 seeds Connor Garnett and Tyler Loong.
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