The Russian Daniel Medvedev He transcends any stereotype of a tennis player. When his wires are crossed, his first victims are his coaches, especially the one of his entire career, Gilles Cervara, who now accompanied by his French compatriot Gilles Simon, once hung up his racket .
His witty with the chair umpires is also offensive. He has his own particular relationship with the public. He loves to stir up the crowd, with defiant gestures and looks. Hostile environments are welcome.
He makes his own path. He loves hard court, hates clay and is uncomfortable on grass, a surface on which he excelled in 2023, reaching the semifinals of Wimbledon, where he, yes, was shocked by Carlos Alcaraz.
He had a bad time again at Wimbledon headquarters, for two reasons. Because no one wants to make a fool of themselves on a famous stage, in a Grand Slam followed around the world, or suffer sporting for 3h.28′.
He solved the second, he saved himself from burning by going back to the French Alexandre Muller, 27 years old and 102 in the world, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (4), 6-4 and 7-5. He lost three in the second set.
There was no cure for the former, his enormous oversight causing the general laughter of those present. Strange for a 28-year-old professional, No. 5, who became a Grand Slam champion and reached No. 1. But with Medvedev anything is possible.
Also let him go to his seat and feel that he lost the first set. He thought he had given up in the tiebreak before he finished, he was down 3-6. They told him from his technical box, but he was wrong that it was the seven for the rival, who was waiting on the court to serve, without really knowing what was happening to the Muscovite.
Medvedev had difficulty knowing the true result. He quickly got up, returning to his position as everyone cheered the ridiculous situation with laughter. So are Medvedev’s technicians.
Source: La Verdad
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