This Friday Roland Garros will host the men’s semifinals. The debate about whether this is the most open edition in recent decades is due to the special circumstances of the Rafael Nadalthe fourteen-time champion, monopolized many hours of the debate, especially when the Manacorí said goodbye to the opening round, victim of a fatal draw, of a cross to the German. Alexander Zverev that he came too early, without time to get the filming that would have been too dangerous for him.
There will be a new champion, because the tournament is different, because the defender of the crown, the Serbian Novak Djokovicretired due to a meniscus injury that led him to surgery to try to compete properly in Paris Olympic Games-2024also based on the clay court of Roland Garros.
However, the ‘semi’ left is the most logical, no surprises. The 2022 and 2023 finalist, the Norwegian, stepped in Djokovic’s place Casper Ruud, the most ‘earthly’ in the current circuit. And there was a heavy clash between the Spaniards Carlos Alcaraz and the Italian Jannik Sinner.
Normality according to the current order of tennis, once the Murcian recovers from a muscle injury in his right forearm and the transalpine overcomes his problems with his right hip.
The match program didn’t cross that line of silence either. Alcaraz and Sinner They completed their quarterfinal match on Tuesday, while Zverev closed out that round on Wednesday night.
After two days without competition, Alcaraz and Sinner They will open the semifinals, this Friday at 2:30 pm. Next, but not before 5:30 pm, Ruud and Zverev They will look for another spot in the final.
The stellar match Alcaraz-Sinner It will be seen tomorrow on television, as a Spanish player is classified. On the channel DMAXwhich will also air the women’s and men’s finals, at 3 pm on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
All matches will also be broadcast on Eurosportas well as streaming on the platform Max, covering the event in its entirety, across all disciplines.
Source: La Verdad
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