The center court of the ATP 500 tournament in Beijing is full this time. After a few days with many empty seats in the stands, the semifinal between the Spaniards Carlos Alcaraz and the Russian Daniel Medvedev invited to cover every seat under the roof, closed by strong winds.
Fans will not regret going to the stage because both tennis players appeared on the court showing their best tennis. There are several actions of great merit. Before wrapping up the first set, a highlight of the saves for the season summaries.
In the sixth game of the match, with 3-2 and Alcaraz served, a 21 point exchange led to a Puntazo. There were wolves, an incredible save from Medvedev on one of them. He quickly ran behind to catch the ball and put it back on his back.
More badminton than tennis, but a genius that allowed him to turn desperation into excellence. It’s a deep wolf, a start over to the underlying conflict.
A few vicious shots, until Alcaraz corners his rival with a backhand, which allows him to finish with a smash.
The fans, passionate. Alcaraz put his finger in his ear asking to hear those acclamations.
Source: La Verdad
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