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ATP500 Vienna ends the battle of strong dialogue.
In the earliest game, the No. 3 seed and world number eight Rublev met the Bulgarian player Dimitrov, who is more than 30 years old, in the second round, and Dimi, once known as Federer's successor, rarely performed well in the second half of the season.
In this game, facing Rublev, who has been in good form recently and is aiming to attack the Finals spot, Dimi rejuvenated and seemed to find a sudden rise at the end of last season, not only serving accurately and powerfully, but also controlling unforced errors very well, and in only 70 minutes, he won in straight sets with a score of 6/3 and 6/4, ending a two-game losing streak against Ruble.
The winning Dimi reached the quarter-finals, beating the top 10 players in the world for the 30th time in his career.
The second showdown in this tournament is a contest between two Grand Slam winners. The two sides are the tournament's top seed, world number four Medvedev, and the host player, former US Open champion Thiem.
Mei Zong, who was happy to become his father not long ago, although ranked fourth in the world, the championship points are still not enough for him to enter the year-end finals, and Mei is not among the five confirmed places.
Therefore, Mei still needs points to secure the last three finals.
Standing across the net from May is Tim.
Reaching the last four in two consecutive tournaments, Austria's return is on the agenda, this game is at home, and with the duo's record lead, many fans are looking forward to Thiem's upset.
However, it can be seen from the thrilling first round of the victory over Paul that Tim, who has played in a row, seems to be a little tired.
In the first five sets of the first set, the two played inextricably, and Tim felt quite good, especially the one-handed backhand, which repeatedly blasted out straight wins.
From the sixth inning, the game was controlled by Mei, and the top seed used a wave of consecutive four innings and two breaks, and the wave was able to take the lead 6-3.
After winning the first serve in the second set, May has won five consecutive games, and although Thiem briefly stopped the decline, his baseline stability has declined, and he fell into a 1-4 situation early.
In the end, after 1 hour and 38 minutes of fierce fighting, Mei won by two 6-3 scores to win the 42nd game of the season.
Thiem, who lost the game, once again missed a chance to score in the top 100.
After the game, Mei said: "The game is very intense, it can be reversed at any time, I think the key to winning today is to serve... ”
Vienna was full of excitement, and the fourth game at Centre Court was also gorgeous.
The two sides are the No. 2 seed of the tournament, Greek star Tsitsipas and Croatia's coach Churic.
The two players met for the second time since the Cincinnati final and the fourth in their careers, and in the last two matchups, Churic had the last laugh and was crowned the only Masters champion of his career by winning his opponent in the Cincinnati final.
For this match, Tsitsipas hopes to "avenge" the Cincinnati Masters while avoiding a three-game losing streak against his opponent.
In the first set, Tsitsipas dominated the court, but Churic saved the break point many times, and the game came to the end of the tenth set, facing the unprotected serve, Churic sent three consecutive sets, and the No. 2 seed broke as he wished, winning the first set 6:4;
As soon as the second set came up, Churic's serve loosened again, and was broken by Tsitsipas to take a 2-0 lead;
In the third game, Churic broke back to recover the disadvantage, and in the ninth innings he broke twice, and after establishing the advantage, he came to his own serve and pulled back a city with the same score of 6:4;
In the tiebreaker, Churic broke first in the fifth inning, then Tsitsipas broke back at the speed of light, and after exchanging serves, the two fought all the way to the tie-break.
In the tie-break, Churic won three consecutive points to gain a 5:2 advantage after a small score of 2:2, and finally closed the game with a small score of 7:4.
In a 2 hours and 43 minute battle, Churic reversed the No. 2 seed in three sets to reach at least 1/4 of the final stage for the fourth time of the season with a "triple-kill" opponent, a 13-3 record since Cincinnati.
In the 1/4 final, Churic will face Hurkacs to the test.
Congratulations again to the Qiu "Master" for winning!