The Australian Open is in full swing, with four quarter-final matches yesterday beijing time, with four top-eight players in the men's singles top-half.
Unlike the previous round of multi-game battles, this round of matches, these four games are all three straight sets, coincidentally, these four games each have and only one to grab seven. And look at the results of the game:
Nadal 7-6 (14)/6-2/6-2 Manarino
Before the match, it was almost predicted that Nadal would easily pass, but who knew that the first set actually had a super seven, until it was 16-14.
The French bald head's ability to seize the opportunity at a critical moment was not good, and finally the first set was handed out. He was broken in the second set, the trend has gone, and finally the Spaniard fell straight in three sets, and then broke into the quarterfinals again after last year.
Shapovalov 6-3/ 7-6 (5)/6-3 Zverev
After Djokovic withdrew, Zverev, a German who had been given high hopes in the top half and was the perfect choice to reach the final, encountered Waterloo this time.
Losing the first set, he was mentally unbalanced, reproduced a scene of wrestling on the court, and finally failed to seize the opportunity in the case of a big score lead in the second set, when will he be able to reach the peak of the Grand Slam after three sets of brittle defeat? Still an unknown.
Berrettini 7-5/7-6(4)/6-4 Busta
It was the first time in their careers that The two sides had met, with Berrettini eliminating Spain's Alcaraz in the last round, and this time playing against another Spanish player, Busta.
Berrettini, who still made good use of the serve, actually did not win much over Busta, but took advantage of the end of the set in two sets and finally grasped the direction of the game.
In the end, he cashed in on the victory at the first match point, and he also reached the record of the quarterfinals of the Grand Slam, becoming the first person in the post-90s generation.
Monfils 7-5/ 7-6 (4)/6-3 Keczmanovic
France's cool little black state is still unabated, facing the Serbian only seedling, he once again firmly held the victory in the palm of his hand. This is also the first time in his career that he has reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, just one step away from his best result of the quarter-finals.
The first half quarter-finals will be:
Monfils vs Berrettini
Shapovalov vs Nadal
Let us hope that after these four people have gone through the big waves, whether it is the competitive state or the mental outlook, they can give people a different feeling. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)