After 8 days of competition, Monte Carlo Masters officially closed. Last night, the final match of the men's singles was very dramatic. This is the competition between Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Stefanos Tsitsipas.
In 2022, Tsitsipas has not won any title. Earlier, he also did not perform well at two Masters 1000 tournaments in the US, Indian Wells and Miami Open. However, coming to Monte Carlo, where Tsitsipas is the champion, he shows extremely impressive performance.
Facing Davidovich Fokina in the final, Tsitsipas started badly when losing the break in the second gaming game. However, after this game, the Greek tennis player was 'transformed' when she completely owned the game.
Accordingly, even in game 3, Tsitsipas reclaimed the successful break to bring the set back to the balance. The next turning point came in the 8th hinge game when the Greek player had a second time successfully broken the serve of Davidovich Fokina. At game 9, he did not make any mistakes to win white 40-0, thereby closing set 1 with a 6-3 victory.
Following the excitement, Tsitsipas won the break right in the first game of Set 2. In the rest of the set, the two players eat to take shredded and create an extremely attractive struggle.
At game 12, the score is balanced 6-6, bringing set 2 into a series of tie-break brain balance. Here, bravery and experience helped Tsitsipas end the opponent. He had 2 mini breaks and ended a series of gun battles with a 7-3 victory.
In the end, Tsitsipas defeated Davidovich Fokina 2-1 and officially successfully defended the champion of Monte Carlo Masters. This is also the first title in 2022 of the Greek tennis player.
