Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: By defeating Tallon Griekspoor and advancing to the 4th round of the 2023 Australian Open, Stefanos Tsitsipas improved his flawless set performance to 9-0. The Greek won on Rod Laver Arena with scores of 6-2/7-6 and 6-3.
Late in set 2, Tsitsipas preserved a set point before finishing strong. The victory sets up a Sunday matchup with Jannik Sinner, a repetition of the Greek’s dominant Melbourne quarterfinal from the previous year. 3rd seed Tsitsipas defeated Tallon Griekspoor 6-2/ 7-6/ 6-3 to go to 9-0 in sets at the 2023 Australian Open. Late in the 2nd set, the Greek held off a set point to conclude the match at Rod Laver Arena.
Tallon Griekspoor’s fantastic form couldn’t bring glory
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: Tsitsipas avoided Griekspoor‘s lone break opportunity, which came at 5-6 in the 2nd set and also served as a set point for the Dutchman during Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor encounter. Throughout the 2 hours and 8 minutes of play, Griekspoor was disturbed by World No. 4’s depths. Tsitsipas had 4 breaks in his final 7 attempts.
Griekspoor, the 63rd-ranked player in the globe, displayed brave tennis just 2 weeks after capturing his maiden ATP Tour championship in Pune, but Tsitsipas had all the solutions and advanced to the 4th round of the Melbourne Cup for the 4th time (2019, 2021, 2022). In each of his previous 3 appearances there, he advanced to the semifinals.
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: Stefanos Tsitsipas has a chance to become World No. 1
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: Tsitsipas will depart Melbourne as the World No. 1 if he captures his first Grand Slam championship. He has effectively climbed one spot this week to No. 3 in the ATP Live Standings.
The Greek survived a set point late in set 2 before battling to the end to win 6-2/ 7-6/ 6-3 during Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor contest.
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: Tsitsipas to again meet Jannik Sinner on Sunday
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: A rematch of the Greek’s commanding Melbourne quarterfinal from the initial year will take place with Jannik Sinner on Sunday thanks to the win.
Griekspoor only had 1 break opportunity, which occurred at 5-6 in the 2nd set and also counted as a set point for the Dutchman, but Tsitsipas averted it. World No. 4’s profundity bothered Griekspoor for the whole 2 hours and 8 minutes of action. In his last 7 attempts, Tsitsipas had 4 breaks.
Tsitsipas vs Griekspoor: Stefanos Tsitsipas’ commendable performance
In addition to winning 67% of the points (20/30) on his 2nd serve. Tsitsipas performed exceptionally well to capture 81% of the points (44/54) underneath his 1st serve.
Griekspoor, on the contrary hand, was unable to recover any points (0/1). That was a main aspect in his setback.
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