The semi-final of the Rotterdam tournament ended yesterday, with Tsitsipas defeating the Czech dark horse and meeting Ariasim, who beat Rublev to the final.
By some detail, this is Tsitsipas's eighth final of the 500th tournament, but it has not been opened so far, let's see which opponents he has lost in which matches.
2018 Barcelona
This was Tsitsipas's first time in this class, but when he met Nadal, he paid for his tuition.
2019 Dubai
That time, Tsitsipas met federer, the Swiss king who had just won in the fourth round of the Australian Open, and in that game, Tsitsipas stubbornly reversed, and the outside world gave him a piece of praise.
Tsitsipas was expected to continue to take Federer's class, but the Swiss king, who has always had a good record in Dubai, finally defended the honor.
2019 Beijing
It was the last full tennis season on the continent so far, and the Greeks and Tim brought us a youthful conversation that Thiem won.
2020 Dubai
In the match that the giants like to chase, the Greeks once again lost to the giants, this time the opponent was replaced by Djokovic.
2020 Hamburg
This time, Tsitsipas had hoped to end his own embarrassing history. Who knew that he suddenly dropped the line with a 5-3 lead in the decider and eventually lost four consecutive sets to Lubrev 5-7.
2021 Acapulco
In the face of Zverev, the Greeks originally had a great psychological advantage, after all, they had won five consecutive victories against their opponents.
He was reversed by Zverev at the start of the first set with a 3-0 lead, but still failed to bite in the second set, losing in the battle of seven, once again watching his opponent start a perfect season.
2021 Barcelona
The game was considered by many experts to be one of the best on the tour last year. The first set was reversed in the case of breaking Nadal's serve first, and the second set seized the opportunity to grab seven sets to win back one set, but the decider won the match point in Nadal's unsafe serve, but he did not win the game, or lost in three sets.
What will be the outcome of today's game? One stat shows that Tsitsipas reached the final of the ATP500 level seven times, losing all seven games; Ariathim reached the final of the ATP level eight times, losing all eight games.
Is this a contest to see who is more "miserable"? At the very least, Aliassem sent a powerful shock signal by defeating the king of the 500 races and defending champion Rublev. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)