On the evening of January 26, Beijing time, the last quarterfinal of the Australian Open men's singles, after 4 hours and 42 minutes of competition, finally came to an end, and the No. 2 seed Medvedev defeated Aliassim with a 3-2 reversal to catch the last train of the final four.
So far, the Australian Open men's singles final four have all come out, namely: Berrettini, Nadal, Tsitsipas and Medvedev. The first two, the latter two will be in the semi-finals.
Three of the four quarter-finals reached the decider, which was blood-boiling. Berrettini won two sets against Monfils and then lost two sets in a row, but the decider was steady and won 6-2. Nadal vs. Shapovalov is a similar plot, as if it has been re-enacted. Tsitsipas, who won the easiest, swept Sinar in three straight sets.
The final meeting was between Medvedev and Aliassim, who won two sets first and won the match point in the third set, but was unfortunately saved by May and has since embarked on the road of counterattack. It is worth mentioning that when the third set grabbed the seventh, there was also a small accident, the scene suddenly rained, and the closure of the roof was delayed for a while, giving Medvedev the opportunity to regain his strength. In the decider, Aliassim called for medical services, and his body was also a bit overwhelmed, although he did not win in the end, but he could fight to this part, and he also deserved respect.
In the final four, the biggest player is undoubtedly Nadal, but the biggest seed is No. 2 Medvedev, I believe many people are looking forward to these two people can meet in the final. But before that, they had to pass the threshold of Beretini and Tsitsipas. Is There a drama in Nadal's 21 crown? We'll see.