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Dominic Thiem has struggled with opening losses on the Asian tour this year. At least the Austrian was able to get some good news when he qualified for the second consecutive year to London’s ATP Finals.

Dominic Thiem officially qualified for London.

Finally good news for him this month.

Well deserved
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) October 13, 2017

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“I am very proud to have qualified again this year,” said Thiem in ATP World Tour. “It is not easy to qualify once but even more so to repeat the following year. I look forward to competing with the best players in the world at The O2.”

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Thiem is No. 4 in the Race to London with 3725 points. The past two years he has been a workhorse, and perhaps too many matches have burned him out by late summer and fall.

List of players from the year-end top-8 with the most tournaments played in the past decade: Thiem is crazy, some players were crazier. pic.twitter.com/F1e7Hiqy83
— José Morais (@ZezeAM) October 13, 2017

Thiem till Roland Garros: 34-13

Thiem since Roland Garros: 10-10 (excluding Davis Cup)
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) October 11, 2017

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Dominic Thiem is 25-25 in his last 50 matches outside clay courts.
(He was 34-16 in 50 non-clay matches before that.)
— Oleg S. (@AnnaK_4ever) October 11, 2017

Maybe a little rest and a good charge at Paris will get Thiem ready for London. Last year he defeated Gael Monfils and took a set off Novak Djokovic in the round-robin matches in group play. He’s certainly capable of being a big-time player when his legs are fresh and his confidence is high.

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