After the land of the ground was not very impressive, Alexander Zverev is currently in Germany to attend Stuttgart Open. This is the first momentum on the pitch for Wimbledon. Here, he is ranked No. 1 seed and is exempted from round 1.
In the second round, Zverev's opponent is Corentin Moutet. Notably, this is the first time the two players encountered each other on the tour. Despite being much more appreciated than the opponent, the world's No. 3 player still has to go through a match is not easy.
The first set is Zverev's familiar market with powerful serve and accurate left hand processing phases. However, entering the set two, the game changed when Moutet promoted his creativity, flexible pace changes and caused many difficulties for the number one seed.
Zverev was forced to enter the tense tie-break series, where he saved a set point and won the 9-7 close after 1 hour and 50 to play. Although not maintaining the stability as the beginning of the match, bravery and moments of shine at the right time helped the German player win the final with a score of 6-2, 7-6 (9-7).
With this result, Zverev was present in the quarterfinals of Stuttgart Open. His next opponent is 6 Brandon Nakashima seed. The American player has just defeated the Vietnamese -based Vietnamese player in the second round.
Meanwhile in Rosmalen Open, Daniil Medvedev was also present in the quarterfinals. The Russian player has just won 7-6 (6), 6-4 against Adrian Mannarino. The notable highlight of this match is that Medvedev successfully saved two set points in the first series.
