Rob Shaw’s quote for a medal at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris concerned an abrupt end on Monday in the quarter-finals of the quad songs wheelchair tennis occasion as he was beat by world No. 2 Niels Vink of the Netherlands in straight sets. 

Vink, a five-time Grand Slam songs promote consisting of previously this summertime at Wimbledon, controlled the match from start to complete, never ever providing Shaw a search serve and using consistent pressure on return in a 6-0, 6-0 success.  

A strong serving day from the Dutchman made life tough for Shaw. Vink lost simply 6 points on serve in the whole match, among which was a double fault, and never ever dealt with a break point. He was likewise callous on return, transforming all 6 of his break point chances. 

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It took really little time for Vink to take control of the match. In Shaw’s opening service video game, the Dutchman struck back-to-back winners to increase love-30 and the Canadian was never ever able to claw him back. Vink struck another winner to seal the break for a 2-0 lead. 

While travelling on serve, Vink was relatively able to discover winners at will on return. He struck 4 to break for a 4-0 lead and after that concluded the set with 3 in a row on the Canadian’s serve. 

In both sets, the only appearance Shaw had on return remained in his challenger’s opening service video game when he handled to get to 30, however he never ever got more than 2 points in a return video game in the match. When the Dutchman broke once again for a 2-0 lead in the 2nd set and after that combined to like, it appeared clear that there was no roadway back for the Canadian. 

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Reaching the quarter-finals was still the very best Paralympic lead to Shaw’s profession. His first-round win over Ymanitu Silva was his first-ever match win at the Paralympics. Shaw was the only Canadian wheelchair tennis gamer contending in Paris.