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Tonight's highly-anticipated French Open quarter-final between world number one Novak Djokovic and 13-time champion Rafael Nadal will be played during the controversial night session despite the Spaniard expressing reservations against it. The night session starts at 8pm Irish time and was introduced for the first time at the 2021 edition of the claycourt major.
Novak Djokovic renews his 16-year rivalry with Rafael Nadal at the French Open on Tuesday with a semi-final spot at stake and where victory for the world number one could end the 13-time champion's Roland Garros career. Nadal, who turns 36 on Friday, puts his record of 109 wins and just three losses in Paris since his title-winning debut in 2005 on the line against the defending champion. The Spaniard was taken to five sets for only the third time at the tournament by 21-year-old Felix Auger-Aliassime in the fourth round. In the immediate aftermath of that victory, Nadal admitted that not only was this year's French Open at stake but possibly his entire playing future.
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Novak Djokovic will be fired up by a hostile crowd in his blockbuster showdown with Rafael Nadal in the French Open quarter-finals, according to his coach Goran Ivanisevic. The two greats meet under the lights at Roland-Garros on Tuesday evening, with Nadal expected to have the lion’s share of support having won the title a record 13 times and Djokovic’s wavering popularity. Ad/> “I am glad that 80% of the crowd will cheer against Novak.
El mundo del tenis presenciará este martes una nueva edición del 'Clásico' del tenis entre Novak Djokovic y Rafa Nadal en los cuartos de final de Roland Garros. Un partido que no ha estado exento de polémica desde que se conoció este posible cruce tras la celebración del sorteo y que llevó a varias figuras del tenis a criticar el desequilibrio en el cuadro. Una desigualdad que ha quedado aún más patente después de las eliminaciones de Daniil Medvedev y Stefanos Tsitsipas, los dos grandes favoritos de la parte baja del cuadro.
Novak Djokovic y Rafa Nadal protagonizan este martes una edición del que para muchos ya es el 'Clásico' del Tenis. El serbio y el balear reeditarán uno de los enfrentamientos más repetidos de la historia en busca de una plaza en las semifinales de Roland Garros 2022.
Alexander Zverev has said that quarter-final opponent Carlos Alcaraz 'gets what he wants' and is favoured by the scheduling at Roland Garros. World number six Alcaraz has played three out of his four matches on Court Phillipe Chatrier at this year's Roland Garros, with world number three Zverev playing just one of his four matches on the main stage. Ad/> 13-time champion Rafael Nadal has also played on Phillipe Chatrier three times, with Novak Djokovic on twice.
John McEnroe has said that Novak Djokovic feeds off negativity 'better than anyone' after the world number one received a hostile reception at the French Open. Djokovic was booed as he entered the court ahead of his fourth-round match against Diego Schwartzman. The Serbian world number one has suffered a dip in popularity this year, potentially due to his stance on vaccinations and his behaviour during the pandemic, which culminated in him missing the Australian Open.