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Tsitsipas was eliminated after a big fight, Djokovic won 2-1 and reached the final of the Paris Masters

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Tsitsipas was eliminated after a big fight, Djokovic won 2-1 and reached the final of the Paris Masters

After an exciting match that lasted almost 2.5 hours, Djokovic prevailed 2-1 in Tsitsipas’ set and reached the final on Sunday (11/06, not before 4 p.m.) where he meets Rooney.

Tennis fans followed an exciting game between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Novak Djokovic, in which the Serb won 2-1 and advanced to the final on Sunday (June 11, 4:00 p.m. at the earliest) against Rooney.

The two tennis players dueled for almost 2.5 hours in what was by far the best match of the Paris Masters. Tsitsipas from the middle of the second set and then managed to ramp up his power and make it difficult for Nole, who in turn had the composure in the third set tie-break to take the win and qualify.


The match: The match started with both athletes holding their serves easily for the first couple of games without losing a single point. In the sixth game, Djokovic turned it up, took all the chances Tsitsipas gave him and got the break.


This was also the first break the Greek tennis player received in the tournament, which disappointed him. Djokovic took the next service game easily and then completed the set with another break to make it 6-2.

The entire course of the first sentence is recorded in the statistics. Djokovic had 9 winners for one unforced error while Tsitsipas had 6 winners for 11 unforced errors.


The second set was different from the first set as we had more full games for both tennis players and Tsitsipas changed his serving strategy.


The Greek tennis player brought the world into the equation to change his psychology and he succeeded. Tsitsipas got the break in game five and then held for a 4-2 lead.

They both held at love in the next two games but Tsitsipas managed to find his second break of the set in game 9 to end the set 6-3.


At the start of the third set, Djokovic tried to break and had a double break point to take a 2-1 lead, but Tsitsipas held and he made it 2-1.

Then the two tennis players held their serve loosely until the end 4-4 when Nole had another double break point which Stefanos Tsitsipas erased.


The two tennis players then held their serve and thus the qualification for the final was decided by a tie-break. There Tsitsipas made the mini-break first but that was followed by three unanswered points for Djokovic who managed to finish the set and the match 6-2 3-6 7-6 (4).


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The athlete poses against the backdrop of the picturesque Kanto Lampo waterfall, showing off a toned figure and excellent physical shape.

Fans showered the post with compliments.

Let us also note that Dayana continues to prepare for the new tennis season in one of the most beautiful corners of the world, using the break to recuperate and start over.


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The best among Russians remains Daniil Medvedev, located in 13th place, Andrei Rublev is 16th. There have been no changes in the top ten rankings: Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz is in the lead, Italian Jannik Sinner is second, and German representative Alexander Zverev is in third.

ATP Ranking, version dated December 29:

1 (1). Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) – 12,050 points

2 (2). Jannik Sinner (Italy) – 11,500

3 (3). Alexander Zverev (Germany) – 5,110

4 (4). Novak Djokovic (Serbia) – 4,820

5 (5). Felix Auger-Alassime (Canada) – 4,190

6 (6). Taylor Fritz (USA) – 4,085

7 (7). Alex de Minaur (Australia) – 4,080

8 (8). Lorenzo Musetti (Italy) – 3,990

9 (9). Ben Shelton (USA) – 3,960

10 (10). Jack Draper (Great Britain) – 2,990…

13 (13). Daniil Medvedev – 2,710…

16 (16). Andrey Rublev – 2,510…

17 (18). Karen Khachanov (all – Russia) – 2,320.

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In the photos, the tennis player works out under the guidance of a trainer in the gym, does strength exercises and maintains excellent physical shape.

Brighter photos from the life of athletes on the Telegram channel LIFESTYLE on Sport.ua

The athlete also shared Christmas photos from her home – a festive dinner and family atmosphere. Separately, Elina showed a rapid test, noting a slight malaise that did not affect the training process.

The publication received an active response from fans who wished Svitolina health and all the best.

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