2023 Rome Open Day Nine Schedule including Djokovic, Swiatek, Sinner, Badosa
Tennis NewsTuesday, 16 May 2023 at 17:03
The 2023
Rome Open continues with the 9th day and a packed schedule that includes
appearances from Novak Djokovic, Iga Swiatek, Jannik Sinner, and Paula Badosa
The 2023
Rome Open experienced some rain-related suspensions on the 8th day of
competition, which led to the postponement of several matches, including some
that had already started: Tsitsipas vs Sonego (6-3, 0-0), Wolf vs Zverev (4-6,
3-3), Mussetti vs Tiafoe (5-7, 6-4, 2-1).
The world
No. 1 Novak Djokovic (against Norrie) will also take the court, and local
player Sinner will seek to continue his streak in Italy by facing Cerundolo,
while Medvedev awaits the winner of Wolf/Zverev.
On the
women's side, world No. 1 Iga Swiatek (against Vekic) and Paula Badosa (against Muchova)
will play, and the semifinalists from the bottom half of the draw will be
determined in the matches between Kudermetova/Zheng and Haddad Maia/Kalinina.
The winners will face each other on Friday to secure a spot in the final.
Tuesday, May 16, 2023
Day 9
Center Court starts at 11:00 am
R16 Novak Djokovic VS Cameron
Norrie
Not
Before 12:30 PM
R32 Stefanos
Tsitsipas VS Lorenzo Sonego
Not
Before 1:30 PM
R16 Iga Swiatek VS Donna Vekic
Followed
By
R16 Francisco Cerundolo VS Jannik
Sinner
Not
Before 7:00 PM
QF Beatriz Haddad Maia VS Anhelina
Kalinina
Not
Before 8:30 Pm
R16 "Stefanos Tsitsipas or Lorenzo
Sonego" VS "Lorenzo
Musetti or Frances Tiafoe"
Grand Stand Arena starts at 11:00 am
R16 Alexei Popyrin VS Holger Rune
Not
Before 12:30 Pm
R32 Lorenzo Musetti VS Frances Tiafoe
Followed
By
R16 Casper Ruud VS Laslo Djere
Followed
By
R16 Andrey Rublev VS Yannick Hanfmann
Followed
By
R16 "J.J. Wolf or Alexander Zverev" VS Daniil
Medvedev
Not
Before 7:00 Pm
R16 Borna Coric VS Fabian Marozsan
Petrangeli starts at 11:00 am
QF Krawczyk/Schuurs
VS Eikkeri/Kato
Not
Before 12:30 Pm
R32 Jeffrey
John Wolf VS Alexander Zverev
Followed
By
R16 Koolhof/Skupski
VS Bolelli/Fognini
Not
Before 3:00 Pm
R16 Paula Badosa VS Karolina Muchova
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