The German Alexander Zverev He left everything that was stunned on the middle track of the ATP 500 contest at Halle Grass, in his country. This is a rugged start of meeting rooms against Italian Flavio Cobolli. This is just the second game, and the local idol is folded on its own. Little, twisting.
Suddenly he ran to costumes, along with French judge Renaud Lichtenstein, who was stunned as a responsible for early forcing the meeting.
On his return, Zverev’s face changes for the better, and showed him on the track that defeated Cobolli 6-4 and 7-6 (8), citing the semifinals on Saturday with Daniil Medvedev. In a more open picture since No. 1, the Italian Jannik Sinner, He is pursued by the eighth of Kazakh Alexander Bublik.
Zverev was related to what happened in court. “I felt good before the game. Suddenly, without a warning, I felt the death. I felt nausea, I went to vomiting and 15 minutes later I felt again,” he explained.
He did not know the source of the event. “I don’t know what it is, I haven’t lived like that before. I hope to go well in the next few hours, when Adrenaline went down. Because I think the game I did was pretty good. And Medvedev I think he was the player I played more times. He was one of the hardest opponents in my career,” he insisted on finding himself in the mosquitical conditions.
Source: La Verdad
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