Novak Djokovic he showed no mercy to his fellow Serb Miomir Kecmanovic. The defending champion, 35 years old and world number 3, gave a complete lawn tennis lesson to his Davis Cup partner, 22 years old and number 30.
‘Nole ’’s success 6-0, 6-3 and 6-4 at 1h.52 ‘. The clash started in the middle with a 7-0 run in a good half hour. Complete tennis, established from an intangible serving. He gave it up once, but dominated 5-2 in the third set. The closure cost everyone, including the legendary members of the ‘Big 3’.
He wants a fourth consecutive crown at the All England Club, the seventh on his account and twenty -first Grand Slam. Right now, the doors of the United States are closed, so Djokovic launched himself all over for Wimbledon, once Rafael Nadal He ousted him from the throne at Roland Garros.
In the round of 16 he will have an unexpected rival, the great sensation of the moment. Tim Van Rijthoven He was a tennis player from Challenger tournaments and previous stages, having not won anything against the ATP Tour, the first division, until he was amazed by the coverage of the Hertogenbosch tournament.
That victory, leaves rivals like Fritz, Auger-Aliassime or Medvedev, he got an invitation to play Wimbledon. At 25 years old, 104 in the world, he has proven he deserves it. He stood out in the fourth round, crossing paths with Djokovic, after beating the Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili6-4, 6-3 and 6-4.
An 8-0 run on the grass, a career record of 9-2 plus one win and two losses plus Netherlands in the Davis Cup. He was called up because in 2014 he presented himself as one of the best juniors at the time.
The injuries were constant over several months: an operation on the wrist, on an artery. tennis elbow All sorts of problems he leaves by investing a lot of time.
He had to wait for his moment. It has arrived. They will be seen on Sunday against Novak Djokovic. Almost nothing.
Source: La Verdad
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