The tour's underdog is still going on, and today's reversals are all Grand Slam champions, let's see which matches are there?
Rome Masters Round 3: Sonnego 6-4 6-7(5) 7-6(5) Tim
Known as the Little Prince of Clay, Thiem has reached the Final of the French Open twice in history, and in the past three years he has reached the final four of Roland Garros, which can be described as a stable record.
Although there is still a gap between his performances in the three masters of clay and the Grand Slams so far, there is no doubt about the strength of the clay.
This time facing the young player Sonego, who fought at home, finally lost after more than 3 hours of hard fighting, the Austrians encountered Sonego's tenacious resistance after winning the first set, and finally lost two steals.
This is Sonego's second time in the world's top ten since his career defeat of Djokovic, and he also reached the final eight.
Monte Carlo Masters Third Round: Evans 6-4 7-5 Djokovic
Before this match, Djokovic was full of momentum, with a record of 9 wins and 0 losses in singles, and the Serbian helped Serbia not only achieve good results in the ATP Cup, but also won the Australian Open once again, winning the ninth individual championship.
In contrast, Evans, then a British brother, had not won on clay for four years, but he played well in this tournament, beating the new Miami Masters champion Hulkach and the monte Carlo Masters runner-up Rajovic in the previous year' monte Carlo Masters in the first two rounds.
Against Djokovic, Evans continued to play steadily, winning two straight sets and giving the Serbian king his first defeat of the season.
When the game was resumed after the game, Evans was also full of emotions: "Against a player like Djokovic, it is difficult for you to maintain confidence all the time. It was a great victory for me, and I can tell my children and grandchildren that I beat the world number one. ”
Anduhar defeated Federer
Evans is not the only one who has beaten the world number one this season and "vowed" to brag about this deed to his children and grandchildren. At the Geneva Open, the swiss king's hometown tournament, The Swiss Federer has made his debut since the Doha Open.
This is the only warm-up match for a twenty-time Grand Slam winner in front of the French Open, and he naturally wants to regain his touch through the tournament in his hometown.
When facing Spain's veteran Anduhar, everyone thought that it would not be difficult to win this victory, but in the end, It was Anduhar who was better.
Federer was entangled by his opponents until the decisive round and eventually lost, and the subsequent French Open only reached the round of sixteen and eventually withdrew.
Which of these Grand Slam champions lost the most impressive? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)