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Amazing quarter final in Monte Carlo.  The victors made it from hell to heaven

Amazing quarter final in Monte Carlo. The victors made it from hell to heaven

The evening quarter-finals of the ATP Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo provided a lot of excitement. Alexander Zverev defeated Yannick Sener after breaking the deciding set tie, and Stefanos Tsitsipas compensated for heavy losses in the match against Diego Schwartzman.

Marcin Mutica

Alexander Zverev

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Among the quarter-finals of the ATP Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo, the match between Alexander Zverev and Janek Sener was the most exciting. The second seed’s encounter with the 20-year-old Italian certainly did not disappoint. In the end, after three hours and seven minutes of fierce fighting, the German won 5:7, 6:3, 7:6 (5).

The game was full of twists and turns. In the first set, Zverev was ahead by 4: 1, but lost 5: 7. In the second, the roles switched. It was Sener who took advantage of the breakout advantage but missed the lead. In the decisive match, Germany came out 5:3, but he turned around and had to score a dramatic tiebreaker victory.

– This win means a lot to me. I’ve been losing such close matches this year, so I’m very happy to win this match,” said the 24-year-old from Hamburg, quoted at atptour.com, who delivered five aces, five breaks and 35 goals on Friday.

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In the semi-finals, Zverev will face Stefanos Tsitsipas. This will be the tenth official match between these tennis players. The balance is 6-3 for the Greek, including 2-0 on clay.

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Tsitsipas, the third seed, is also having a very tough fight behind him. The Greek defended the title in Monte Carlo, defeating Diego Schwartzman, in the championship “12”, 6: 2, 6: 7 (3), 6: 4 after 2 hours and 43 minutes.

Tsitsipas traveled from heaven to hell and back again on Friday. After winning the first set in the second, he was leading 5:2, but then had an inexplicable meltdown and lost this match in the tiebreak. In turn, in the third installment, the Greek lost 0: 4, but he showed a great finish and scored six finals in a row.

The tennis player from Athens finished with four aces, seven breaks and 31 aces. – In the second group I was close. This was the moment I should have ended this duel. Then I felt that what I was doing in court didn’t work. But I tried to stay in the match as long as possible, although in the third set I wasn’t expecting much good, he commented.

Rolex Monte Carlo Masters, Monte Carlo (Monaco)
ATP Masters 1000, clay courts, prize pool of €5.415 million
Friday 15th April

Quarter-finals singles:

Alexander Zverev (Germany 2): Yannick Sener (Italy 9) won 5-7 6-3 7-6 (5).
Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece 3) beat Diego Schwartzman (Argentina 12) 6-2 6-7 3-6.

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