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Alexander Javerev Monti Carlo Masters lost to Mattio Berretini in the second round of Masters


In the second round of the Carlo Masters in Monaco-Mont, Alexander Javerev, who was second placed to Mattio Baretini, lost 2-6, 6-3, 7-5.

The invisible Baretini won while serving for the second match and in the first match against the top-minded Germans.

“I wasn’t hurting my forehand and not serving me in the days before,” said Bettyini who won 17 in his last 18 matches on the ground. “I told myself to be more aggressive.”

Last year, French Open Runner-Up Javerev, won a point with the backhand Volie in the fifth game, when he was the first big clay-court tournament.

However, the 20-year-old Bertini, who was a Wimbledon runner-up in 2021, broke the seventh game of the decision-making set, and then served on the match 1-3, only to return to Javerev.

After an acute 11th game, winning by Beretini gained a 48-stroke assembly featured-Italian another break and another opportunity to serve the match. Vijay came when Joverev’s two-handed backhand hit the net.

Baretini, who subsequently faced Ziri Leheka or Lorenzo Must of the 5th descent, soaked praise from the crowd.

The last Italian to win in the tournament was Fabio Fagnini in 2019 and that year he crossed the nearest border and enjoyed the vocal support of many Italians.

In the second round, Greece’s three -time champion Stefanos Citsipus began his title against Jordan Thompson, Australian Jordan Thomps, and facing US Open Semifinalist Jack Drager Marcos Giri.

In the first round match, Denmark’s Holler Rune was lagging behind-2-2, 3-5 against Borzes when he retired after feeling ill.

Run took a medical period at the end of the first set.

“I clearly saw that she was not feeling great,” said Borgeus.

No. 15-descendant Bulgarian Gregor Dimitrov Nicholas Jarti defeated 6-3, 6-4 at his seventh match point and then met with Monaco Wild card entry Valentine Valentine Vaturalot.

The first round was also won for Alexei Popirin, veteran Roberto Bautista Agut and Thomas Machak.

Two -time champion Novak Djokovich faces Alejandro Tabilo, who surprised the 24 -time Grand Slam champion of the Italian Open last year.

Zokovich is looking for the 100th title of his career and recently lost the Miami Open final to Zakub Menicic.



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