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Starting this week, I will look at the weekly tennis tournaments, put together some things worth looking forward to, and read them in the form of articles for tennis fans to read. I hope that everyone can also support and like more.
This week, the ATP500 Barcelona Open has officially kicked off. Greek Tsitsipas, who has just defended his title at the Monte Carlo Masters, will be present in the tournament. Tsitsipas has never won a championship in a 500-level event at the moment, and with his current strength and form, he must be eager to break this spell.
However, in the quarter-finals, Tsitsipas is likely to encounter Alcalas, a post-00 rookie and Miami Masters newcore champion. At the 2021 US Open and the 2022 Miami Masters, Alcaraz has beaten Tsitsipas twice.
In this week's showdown, it was Tsitsipas who broke his fate, sang all the way, defeated strong enemies, and won the 500 championship, or Alcalas shook his spirits, made a comeback, repelled Tsitsipas, and then walked out of the vicious circle of red clay and won the championship. This scene is worth looking forward to.
Also this week, the ATP250 Belgrade has also kicked off. Djokovic, who was deported at the 2022 Australian Open due to his refusal to vaccinate, will appear in the tournament. In 2021, he reached four Grand Slam finals and won three consecutive Grand Slam titles.
However, by the 2022 season, Djokovic had only played two tennis tournaments. At the Dubai Open, he lost to qualifier Viselli in the quarter-finals. At the Monte Carlo Masters, he was eliminated by Falkina. There are currently only 2 wins and 2 losses, setting the worst start record since 2019.
Back in his hometown, Djokovic, in the face of all the good players, can he regain his former state, adjust in time, win the 250 championship, and then add confidence to his clay journey, play more and more smoothly in the future matches, and let us wait and see.
Last week, the post-00s youngster BuyunChoctor won six consecutive games from the qualifiers at the Tunisian tennis tournament to reach the final four, thus raising his ranking to the top 1,000 for the first time.
Shang Juncheng and Zhang Zhizhen played in the San Luis Potosí Tennis Open, Zhang Zhizhen entered the quarterfinals, and Shang Juncheng entered the round of 16. Both have risen to a certain extent in the rankings.
This week, at the Tallahassee tennis tournament, Zhang Zhizhen and Shang Juncheng will play together. Whether the two men can achieve excellent results in this tennis tournament and further improve the ranking. Let's wait and see.
At every tennis tournament, there will be dark horse players. Last week, at the Monte Carlo Masters, Fudgina, who beat Djukovic, made a magical scene by running all the way to the first Masters final of his tennis career.
This week, in the 500 Barcelona race, the 250 Belgrade race, and other races, will there be dark horse runners? Such a scene is also worth envisioning.
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(Source: Tennis House Author: One Heart Resident)