Medvedev’s terrifying fury in Cincinnati

Daniel Medvedev He is the second player with the most games won this season (48-10), just behind Carlos Alcaraz (49-5). A balance that brought five more titles in his career: Rotterdam, Doha, Dubai, Miami and Rome.

However, his upward trajectory came to an abrupt halt at Roland Garros, where he lost to the Brazilian. Thiago Seyboth Wild. A pitcher of cold water to his unleashed love of clay, a surface he had always hated.

He breathed on the Wimbledon grass. He reached the semifinals, a round in which he was destroyed by Carlos Alcaraz.

He wants to take revenge on his favorite court, the hard court. He made the quarters in Toronto, losing to the Australian Alex de Minaur a fight he could win. He gave away important leads in both sets. The double fault is an Achilles heel.

And double faults were the subject of his terrifying anger at the Cincinnati Masters 1000 ATP, as he lost his mind before his participation even began.

Making a mock set with danish Holger RuneThere came a time when he could no longer accept another double fault. Just as he did so, he turned around and threw his racket so violently that it landed on the bottom, an advertising canvas away from the public. See it to believe it.

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His coach, the French Gilles Cervara, fearlessly witnessed the insanity of his fool, very nervous. The competition starts in Cincinnati, this Wednesday, against the Italian Lorenzo Musetti.