
Stefanos Tsitsipas scored a very significant victory at the Cincinnati Masters for him taking down Lorenzo Sonego 5-7 6-3 6-4.
The match featured a sensational effort from Sonego who is a very dangerous player on his day and yesterday was a very good day for him. Tsitsipas lost the opening set 5-7 but came back to win moving to another quarterfinal. On the match he said:
"He was going for every single shot and his footwork was close to unbelievable. He can do damage against high-ranked players. Things got really difficult in a few moments but I stayed there and waited for the opportunity to present itself."
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Tsitsipas will face Felix Auger-Aliassime next after the Canadian scored somewhat of a surprising win over Matteo Berrettini. The Canadian is playing much better tennis in Cincinnati compared to Toronto. Tsitsipas holds a 4-2 H2H score against the Canadian with their most recent match coming in Barcelona on clay.
Stefanos said:
“The surface conditions are different. He’s someone who grew up playing on hard courts. I’m up for that challenge and I want to be able to show great determination and consistency. He’s someone that plays really well and I
always find it challenging trying to come up with different patterns
and solutions against him.”
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