The Rotterdam tournament began on Monday, and it did, among others, Daniil Medvedev’s victory. Russian, second manager, won Stan Wawrinka of 6-7 (8), 6-4, 6-1, in a match marked by an unfortunate incident in the chair judge.
During one of the breaks, US Open ex -Champion faced referee due to a warning for taking excess when deliveringsomething not funny.
“It’s so bad. You have no eyes. You see something! Do you have a problem? Absolute waste !! Incredible“He’s clearly angry.
In spite of the severity of the protest, Medvedev was able to continue playing and ended up achieving his pass in the 16thWhere you will find them with Italian Mattia Bellucci.
For Tuesday (19: 30h) Carlos Alcaraz’s debut is scheduled, which has been debuting before the Botic Van de ZandschulpA difficult rival to this type of track and will also have their support. Undoubtedly, a high challenge for the Murcian, which will have the opportunity to take the Dutch rematch the Dutch caused at the last US Open.
On that occasion, Van de Zandschulp came out in second round 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 to a stranger Alcaraz who has lived his most surprising and difficult defeat in a Grand Slam.
Previously, Roland Garros and Wimbledon Champion won 6-4 and 6-2 with 16 of Basel ATP 500 in 2022 and in the first cycle of 2021 Australia Open, where it was his premiere In a final picture of a good (6-1, 6-4 and 6-4).
In addition to the Alcaraz executioner in the US Open, Van de Zandschulp remembers being the last player faced with Rafa Nadal On a tennis track. It was in the final stage of the Davis Cup, when the Dutch won a double 6-4.
In the case of winning, Alcaraz will be measured in the second round, Against the winner of the match to deal with Italian Andrea Vavassori, from the previous stage, and Felix Auger-AlassimeThat came to Rotterdam the whole way after adding his second weather title to Montpellier.
Source: La Verdad
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