Rafael Nadal routs Daniil Medvedev, gets Cameron Norriw in Mexican Open final
ACAPULCO, Mexico — This time around, there was no drama.
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ACAPULCO, Mexico — This time around, there was no drama.
Cameron Norrie extended his hot streak in February by upsetting Stefanos Tsitsipas 6-4, 6-4 to qualify for the Mexican Open final where he'll play either Rafael Nadal or Daniil Medvedev. After losing all four of his matches in January, Norrie is 10-1 in February and arrived in Mexico after winning the third ATP Tour title of his career at Delray Beach. Norrie, the sixth-seeded player in Acapulco, matched the biggest win of his career by beating No. 4-ranked Tsitsipas. “I served very well today, I really enjoyed the match, it´s one of my best wins, I hope we can keep the run alive tomorrow”, said Norrie. Norrie had service breaks in the ninth game of the first and second set to defeat Tsitsipas.
Daniil Medvedev ended a “rollercoaster day” by setting up an Australian Open final rematch with Rafael Nadal at the Mexican Open in Acapulco.
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Rafael Nadal overcame Tommy Paul, winning 6-0 7-6 to set up a tantalising clash with Daniil Medvedev, while Cameron Norrie and Stefanos Tsitsipas secured victories to set up a semi-final meeting in Acapulco. It was a fifth Mexican Open semi-final for Nadal as he looks to add to his three titles in Acapulco. The match lasted over two hours, with the second set causing Nadal a bit of a headache before ultimately emerging victorious.
Petenis Rusia, Daniil Medvedev, akan menempati peringkat satu dunia mulai pekan depan. Namun di saat yang sama, pikirannya tertuju pada invasi yang dilakukan negaranya kepada Ukraina.
World number three Alexander Zverev, who was thrown out of the Mexico Open at Acapulco this week after repeatedly smashing his racquet against the umpire's chair, was fined $40 000 by the ATP on Thursday.