Tsitsipas, although stopping his march in Miami, still set a remarkable record.
On March 30, Beijing time, the 2022 ATP1000 Miami Open ended the fourth round of the men's singles competition. Tsitsipas, leading 5-2 in the first set, eventually lost two consecutive sets, and after last year's US Open, he lost again to Alcaraz and was eliminated.
Despite not being able to go any further, the Greeks set a remarkable record at the Miami Masters.
Moving back to March 27, the second round of the Miami men's singles, the Greeks extended their Masters wins to 50th by a 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-1 victory over world no. 167 homegrown player Wolff.
With this victory, the Greeks became the 11th active player to reach 50 Masters victories, the 8th 90s to win 50 Masters, and the first 50-game Masters player to win the 98s.
Post-90s players who have won 50+ Masters games in their careers:
Number of wins: Players, number of wins, year of birth
122: Raonic, 122-66, born in 1990;
105: Dimitrov, 105-77, born in 1991;
89: Zverev, 89-41, born in 1997;
79: David Goffin, 79-61, born in 1990;
67: Tim, 67-49, born in 1993;
59: Medvedev, 59-30, born in 1996;
51: Churidge, 51-44, born in 1996;
51: Tsitsipas, 51-31, born in 1998.
At the 2021 French Open, Tsitsipas reached the first Grand Slam final of his career, but in the first two sets in the final, he was reversed by Djokovic in three consecutive sets and missed the first Grand Slam of his career.
Currently, Tsitsipas has won the heaviest title in his career from the 2019 London Year-End Finals. In the Masters, the Greeks had beaten Rublev by two 6-3 scores at the 2021 Monte Carlo Masters to win their only Masters title to date.
In addition, he reached the finals at the 2018 Masters in Toronto and madrid in 2019.
This season, Tsitsipas has won 17 wins and lost 7, at the top of at-the-top at all players. (Source: Tennis House Author: Wu Li Fun)