Beijing time today, the Australian Open men's singles will play four quarter-finals in the second half, let's look forward to see which group of duels is more interesting?
Deminaar vs Sinar
The conversation between the young talents is pointed at Mai Mang, and Sinar has not reached the heights of the past in the Grand Slam for more than a year since the French Open reached the record quarter-finals the year before.
Is it possible to replicate the glory of that year this time? The native hare is a fierce character. After winning the Tour double last year, he will fight to the death in front of his hometown father and elder to create his best record in a Grand Slam.
Fritz vs Tsitsipas
The Last Round of Five Sets by U.S. Brother Fritz defeated Spain's new generation of stable men Agut, who has broken the record of the top 32 of the past Grand Slam best results.
After continuous fighting, when he played against his compatriot Tiaphur in the last round, he fell to the ground after the game, his feet cramped, and his physical fitness was already hidden. This round against Tsitsipas, who was in the final four of the three Grand Slams, is really not optimistic that he can continue to make history.
Cilic vs Aliasim
Lubrev was eliminated in three straight sets, and the runner-up of the former tournament announced his strong return. As long as his forehand attack is online, that will be something that no opponent can ignore.
Aliassim's victory over former British brother Evans also took little effort, and he also bluntly said in an interview after the game: "This may be the best Grand Slam of my career!"
Canada's little black has reached the quarterfinals of Wimbledon and the top four of the US Open last year. If he can beat Cilic, he has a good chance of welcoming his old rival Medvedev in last year's US Open semi-finals in the quarter-finals.
Cressy vs Medvedev
Cressy is definitely the biggest dark horse in this year's event. In the warm-up match, he showed this potential. There was no mountain or dew until he was defeated against Nadal and was relegated to the second place.
Confident, he also admitted in a recent interview that he felt that he was playing better and better and was eager to become the world's first.
Of course, it is good to have ambitions, but when I encounter more and more mature Russians, I am afraid that I can only go back home.
The world's second man is aiming to achieve a Grand Slam back-to-back championship this time, so the importance of the event is certainly extraordinary. The last round has eliminated last year's DARK HORSE and Dutch players at the US Open, and this time it seems that May will continue to end the dark horse journey.
Whether the development of the event will be unexpected, let us watch! (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)