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Daniil Medvedev entered the semifinals of the U.S. Open Tennis Championship
Russian Daniil Medvedev entered the semifinals of the US Open Championship in tennis, which continues on the courts of the National Tennis Center in New York. For Daniel, this is the first in the career of the semifinals of a large helmet tournament.
In the quarterfinals of US Open, 23-year-old Medvedev with a score of 7: 6 (8: 6), 6: 3, 3: 6, 6: 1 beat the 34-year-old Swiss Stan Vavrinka.
He won the 11th victory in a row and next week he would rise to the fourth line of the updated ATP rating.
“My hip was very sick again, and I thought I couldn’t continue. But I am happy that I went to the semifinals. In the first set, when problems with the hip began, I already accepted an analgesic one, which began to act at the end of the first set. I will try to give up the maximum in the semifinals,” Medvedev said on the EUROSPORT channel.
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After the victory over Vavrinka, Daniil also turned to the audience of US Open, who regularly boast of him for shocking behavior .
“The fans in New York are amazing. Everything that happens can be described in two words:“ Electrized atmosphere. ”Someone is rooting for me, someone is against. However, I’m grateful. Excuse me, if something is wrong,” he said.
A ticket to the final of the tournament is a Russian who has a fifth sowing number will play with Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, who knocked out Swiss Roger Federer (3) from the struggle of Swiss.
Medvedev became the first Russian tennis player for 9 years to reach the semifinals of the Big Slam tournament. In 2010, Mikhail Yuzhny reached the semi -finals of the opening championship of the United States. He has also become the youngest semifinals of US Open since 2010 after Serb Novak Djokovic.
Among other things, Medvedev first secured himself an entering the ATP final tournament, where Rafael Nadal, Djokovic and Federer were previously qualified.