De Minaur "cleansed" Medvedev with only four games lost

Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev was stopped in the round of 6 of the Monte Carlo Masters. Australian Alex De Minaur was better than him, winning 2-6, 2-13, after one hour and XNUMX minutes of play.

Medvedev won the opening two matches, each in three sets and triumphs over Karen Khachanov and Alexander Miller, but had no chance against De Minor.

De Minor will next play against Grigor Dimitrov, who defeated Alejandro Tabil in three sets.

The Australian played a perfect match, combining aggression and sportsmanship, omnipresent and precise – and above all, determined and daring to break out of the Russian's schematic game and lead him to frustrating self-destruction, as best demonstrated by the result itself.

"Listen – at the end of the clay court season last year, I discovered elements in my game that could make me very dangerous for any opponent on this surface. I learned how to generate those aspects of my game when the time came, and over the years my confidence in that sense has grown tremendously. I feel really great," said De Minor.

Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev was stopped in the round of 6 of the Monte Carlo Masters. Australian Alex De Minaur was better than him, winning 2-6, 2-13, after one hour and XNUMX minutes of play.

Medvedev won the opening two matches, each in three sets and triumphs over Karen Khachanov and Alexander Miller, but had no chance against De Minor.

De Minor will next play against Grigor Dimitrov, who defeated Alejandro Tabil in three sets.

The Australian played a perfect match, combining aggression and sportsmanship, omnipresent and precise – and above all, determined and daring to break out of the Russian's schematic game and lead him to frustrating self-destruction, as best demonstrated by the result itself.

"Listen – at the end of the clay court season last year, I discovered elements in my game that could make me very dangerous for any opponent on this surface. I learned how to generate those aspects of my game when the time came, and over the years my confidence in that sense has grown tremendously. I feel really great," said De Minor.