Major key head, Medvedev wins at the opening in Hangzhou
Medvedev, leading 1 in Hangzhou, beat Royer 7/6 (7-3) and 6/3 in 1:49, advancing to the quarterfinals without losing a set, his 96th appearance.
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Medvedev beats Royer in Hangzhou, China and arrives Wednesday with 1:49 left.
Before the game: Head 1 and direct entry into second matchday
The ATP 250 of Hangzhou (China) started for Daniil Medvedev with a condition that changes the rhythm of the campaign: as key head 1, the Russian went straight into the second matchday .
The match: tie-break, straight sets and 1:49
On Saturday, Medvedev faced French tennis player Valentin Royer and won by 7/6 (7-3) and 6/3. The scoreboard shows that the opening set was the most balanced point: Royer took the decision to tie-break but Medvedeve closed the playoff with a score of 7-3 and unbalanced the game.
What victory means for Medvedev
The victory opened the campaign in Hangzhou with a place in the quarter-finals and no set lost.The result led Medvedev to his 96th participation in quarters, a mark that reinforces the Russian's consistency in reaching the final stages.
Current stage: campaign continues in the quarterfinals
At the moment, Medvedev is qualified for the quarterfinals of the ATP 250 from Hangzhou (China).[2] Royer ends his participation in the second matchday .[3] The next step will be the next phase while the campaign of head 1 advances without having lost sets and with time to adjust the game before the title fight.[4]
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