The 2022 ATP 1000 Monte Carlo Masters continues, following the birth of the final four, Zverev vs Tsitsipas, Dimitrov vs Davedovic. Who will make it to the finals remains to be seen!
Both Zverev and Tsitsipas advanced to the final four by reversing three sets in the quarter-finals. Zverev hopes to unlock all the Clay Masters titles, and he has already won 2 Madrid titles and 1 Rome title. If he can win the championship, the gap between him and world number one Djokovic Djokovic will also narrow to 235 points. Tsitsipas is the reigning champion of Monte Carlo, with Tsitsipas leading 6-3 and winning 2 games on clay in the duo's record, but the Germans have won 2 of their last 3 encounters.
At the beginning of the game, in the first set, Tsitsipas, although he lost two serves, has always had the advantage. In the end, the set was won 6-4 first. In the second set, after each side saved their serves until they were drawn 2-2, Tsitsipas won four consecutive sets to win another set 6-2, and then defeated Zverev in two straight sets to advance to the men's singles final of the Monte Carlo Masters for two consecutive years.
Another semi-final, Dimitrov vs Davidov. After reaching the quarter-finals of Monte Carlo for the second consecutive year, Davidovic went one step further, reaching the final four, the first time the 22-year-old Spaniard had reached the semifinals of the Masters. After eliminating world number one Djokovic in the second round, the Spaniard said he gained a lot of confidence, both psychologically and technically.
In addition, this is Dimitrov's eighth time in the final four of the ATP 1000 Masters, and he hopes to win his second Masters title. The Bulgarian reached the final four of at-the-top 250 Melbourne this season and the quarter-finals of Indian Wells. The two have met once before, at last year's Masters in Rome, where Davidovic won in two sets. Who do you think will make it to the final?
At the start of the game, Davedovic Fogina seized his only break opportunity to take a 6-4 lead and lead Dimitrov 1-0. Dimitrov broke Davydov's serve to win the game when he was 4-5 behind in the second set, and won 7-2 in the middle of the seven, pulling the score to a 1-1 draw, and then the two sides will enter the decider! In the third set, Davidovic Vergina won 6-3, beating Dimitrov to reach the Masters final for the first time in his career.
22-year-old Spain's Davedovic Fogina, along the way defeated the world's no. 1 Djokovic, this year's Indian Wells champion Fritz, the former world no. 3 Dimitrov three Masters champions, the first time in his career to reach the Masters final, this is also his first tour final, looking forward to a breakthrough in the final, come on!