This morning 4/2, Miami Open 2022 entered the 11th day of competition. In which, the focus of attention is the competition between Carlos Alcaraz and Hubert Hurkacz. This is the match within the semi -finals of men's singles.
Entering Set 1, the two players entered the game well and competed extremely firmly. Accordingly, they created a very balanced game when no one lost the break until the game 12. The score is now 6-6 and the set must use the tie-break series to determine the victory.
On the gun battle series, the game remained unchanged when Alcaraz and Hurkacz played to take shredded in each ball. Each person has 2 mini-breaks. However, Alcaraz is still more brave at the decisive moment to close the tie-break series with the 7-5 close victory.
Set set 2, the script in set 1 is repeated. There was a bit of regret when Alcaraz missed two chances to win the break in game 11. By game 12, the score was 6-6, and the two players once again entered the brain-brain tie-break series.
This time, Alcaraz was a better player, while Hurkacz was exhausted. 18-year-old player won 2 mini breaks and won 7-2 final.
Thus, after 2 hours 20 minutes, Alcaraz won 2-0 against Hurkacz and officially won tickets to the final. Here, he will face Casper Ruud, who has just removed Francisco Cerundolo. Notably, this is the first Masters 1000 final in both Alcaraz and Ruud's career.
