Carlos Alcaraz is showing a dazzling performance at Indian Wells Masters this year. In the fourth round of the men's singles, the Spanish tennis player took only 74 minutes to beat Grigor Dimitrov – the opponent he lost in the last two previous encounters.
In the quarterfinals, Alcaraz's opponent Francisco Cerundolo (the No. 25 seed of the tournament). Entering Set 1, Alcaraz entered the game bad and had to save up to 3 break-point in the first serve game. In the next games, Cerundolo also has some opportunities to win the break, but do not take advantage of success.
Near the end of the set, Alcaraz's bravery spoke out. The No. 2 seed won the only break in game 8 hinges before successfully defending the game 9. Set closed with a 6-3 victory in favor of Carlitos.
Set Set 2, Cerundolo rises strongly with the goal of equalizing. The Argentine player won the break first and took the 4-1 lead in game 5. However, Alcaraz also quickly reclaimed the break in game 7 to bring the set back to the starting line.
At game 12, they drew 6-6 and had to enter the tie-break series of brain weight. Here, Alcaraz is a better competition and won with a score of 7-4. This result also brought the No. 2 seed to the semi -finals. This is the fourth consecutive time he reached the fourth round of the strongest tennis player Indian Wells Masters.
In the remaining matches, two other championship candidates, Daniil Medvedev and Holger Rune, all have tickets to continue. Rune surpassed Tallon Griekokoor while Medvedev defeated Arthur Fils. Notably, these two players will face each other in the semi -finals.
