A few days ago, the 2022 ATP1000 Madrid Masters men's singles quarterfinals have all been released, the world's first Djokovic, the king of clay Nadal, the defending champion Zverev and so on have successfully advanced. In the quarter-finals, Djokovic will play Hurkac, and the Spanish derby between Nadal and Alcaraz is a high-profile battle, can the 18-year-old Alcaraz beat idol Nadal? In the second half, rublev and Tsitsipas compete for a ticket to the final four, and the strong Aliassim will challenge the defending champion Zverev. Overall, the final eight of the Madrid tournament are full of stars, who will finally win the cup?
Serbian king Djokovic was dismissed from the quarter-finals by Grand Slam champion Murray in the last match. In the quarter-finals, he will play Hulkach. The latter is tall and aggressive, and will be a huge challenge for Djokovic. But judging by the current state, Djokovic has no problem winning the game. If there is no championship before going to Roland Garros, it will bring a lot of psychological blows to the King of Germany.
Another peak showdown in the first half will take place between Nadal and Alcaraz. Both are stars in Spanish tennis, and Alcaraz is considered to be Nadal's successor. Nadal was once forced to the edge of the cliff in the last round against qualifier Goffin, but the Spaniard once again showed his big heart and reversed to advance to the quarterfinals. With the victory, Nadal also set a record of 50 participations in the Clay Court Masters and 46 times in the men's singles quarterfinals.
In the quarterfinals, he and his compatriot Alcaraz competed for a ticket to the final four, and if Nadal lost the game, he would be caught in the whirlpool of public opinion. Fans generally believe that this Spanish derby is five or five, can Alcaraz continue to play the dark horse role? The second half is also a scramble for Mars to hit the Earth, with russians Rublev and Tsitsipas in the quarter-finals. Both are offensive styles of play, with the former having previously defeated Djokovic and currently morale in full swing. The latter was a clay court master and won the year-end championship.
Canadian rising star Aliassim will challenge defending champion Zverev, and before the game, everyone seems to have smelled full gunpowder. Zverev has made significant progress in recent years, but he has not yet reached the top of the four Grand Slam tournaments, which has gradually made the outside world lose confidence in him. Previously, he said in an interview that he wanted to win the 2022 French Open men's singles title and would pay everything for it. Winning in Madrid will give him more leverage to his french open title. Four men's singles matches are wonderful, can Djokovic and Nadal meet in the first half? Who is better at the four cannons in the second half of the zone?
(Luo Treasurer)