In the 2021 season, Stefanos Tsitsipas is one of the most impressive players. The Greek player in turn reached the semi -finals of the Australian Open, the semi -final Rotterdam and the Mexican Open final. In the crew season, he continued to maintain a stable performance with the final of the Barcelona Open final, winning two Lyon Open championships with Monte Carlo and the runner -up Roland Garros.
However, the time later, Tsitsipas showed signs of slowing down. In Wimbledon, because there was no time to run on the pitch, the Greek star was disappointed when he was eliminated from the first round. To the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games, he could not bring the medal to the Greek delegation when he was eliminated early in the opening round.
However, Tsitsipas quickly regained his form. This was clearly shown through his performances at the Rogers Cup – the Masters 1000 tournament in Canada. Last night, the world's No. 4 player had just added an easy victory to go to the semi -finals.
In this round, Tsitsipas's opponent is Casper Ruud – the player ranked 12th in the ATP rankings. This season, Norwegian tennis player is also impressive with the victory over 37-10. However, contrary to the predictions of many people, the match in Toronto takes place in one direction.
Right from set 1, Tsitsipas showed superiority to the opponent. Accordingly, he won one of the first 5 games, including 2 times to win the break in game 2 and 4. The other side of the front line, Ruud only won the game 6 and accepted the racket with defeat 1-6.
Sang Game 2, Ruud seemed to wake up and play more progressive than the first set. After winning game 1, the Norwegian player had an attractive chase score with Tsitsipas. However, that was not enough for him to turn the flag. In Game 9, Tsitsipas excelled to win the break, then closed set 2 with a 6-4 victory.
In the end, Tsitsipas defeated Ruud 2-0 and officially won tickets to the Rogers Cup 2021 semi -finals.
Review the main development of the match
