Alcaraz rejects Lehecka 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 to reach we Half -open
Carlos Alcaraz is passing not only a moment, but one season. Twenty-two-year-old runs the six-title tour, including three in Masters 1000 Level and a Slam Grand in Roland Garros. The former world #1currently #2It is getting closer to return first place by Jannik Sinner, Protection we Open champion.
His quarterfinal opponent, Jiri Lehecka, 20The Thing of Th, presented a staggering challenge. Twenty -three -year -old from Czechekia defeated Alcaraz in three groups earlier this season in Doha and lost in three groups in the Queens Club Championship match.
In Arthur Ase Stadium, Lehecka served first and with two duplicated mistakes served as Alcaraz hit an amazing inward preface to consolidate rest in love.
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Leecka LED 30-15 Then he faced a resting point after his third double fault and then Deuce before he was holding while Alcaraz held in love for 3-1 one with 122MPH ace up tee. 20Seed Lost the first three consecutive services, but with an ace up and an untouchable, held 15 ABOUT 2-3.
2Nd Seed hit three consecutive winners, including a wide ace at the point of play, to lead 4-2. Lehecka responded in nature, hitting three winners, including a 119MPH ACE outside, and kept to 15 ABOUT 3-4.
Alcaraz, serving with new balls, opened with a double guilt, but with a colossal serve to the top, held 30 ABOUT 5-3 While Lehecka, serving to stay in the group, lost 4/5 first serves still held for 15 ABOUT 4-5.
2022 we Open champion lost 4/8 first serves but provided the group 6-4 With a rear backward down the line crossing and a mistake not strengthened by his opponent.
Lehecka served first in the second and, while the mistakes continued to be mounted, faced a double rest point and the service fell while Alcaraz easily held 15 to consolidate rest.
Lehecka opened the third with a fantastic backward boat below the line and was held to love to board the board. The former world #1 hit a stunning volleyball of the premature fall and his third ace in the game of play 3-1. Lehecka faced a resting point and gave up but was held for 2-3 with a cross -crucified posterior volleyball and a bad preface by the Spaniard.
Alcaraz continued to hit the ball from both sides and, intermittently, serve and come. With two consecutive jaw winners, the second seed held 30 ABOUT 4-2. Lehecka serving with new, lost balls 4/6 First, it served, faced the double point of rest and dropped with this fourth double guilt. Alcaraz served for the set and overwhelmed it 6-2 In a second serve ACE!
Czecheke served first in the third and although he donated two consecutive immature errors, held 30 While the Spaniard opened with a double guilt but kept for 15 With three winners, including his fifth acen.
Lehecka continued to go to the legs with the Spaniard and with three consecutive winners including one 128MPH ACE, held in 30 ABOUT 2-1 While Alcaraz held 15 at the level. Lehecka did 5/6 first serves and held for 30 While Alcaraz kept in love with a tremendous beaten crossed blow.
Lehecka opened the stature with an extraordinary in-inside winner and although he faced the holiday point and deuce, held for 4-3 When Alcaraz cheated a volleyball.
5-Time Grand Slam Champion opened with a wonderful first interior winner and held in love for equality. Lehecka did 4/6 First, he serves, but three consecutive mistakes dedicated to him as he faced a resting point and was thrown serving.
Alcaraz served for the match and secured the victory in love with three stunning winners. He has reached the penultimate round in the last collision of the season for the third time in five years.
It was a safe and ready show from the world #2. He ended with five axes, two double mistakes and won 84% of the first and of a stunning 73% of second service points. As a result, he did not face a resting point and turned 4/9. He hit twenty -eight winners in seventeen uninhabited mistakes and won nearly thirty more points than Lehecka.
His semifinal opponent should not be determined, but in the same way, he will present a frightening challenge. He will either fight last year’s finalist and the world # #4Taylor Fritz or 24-Time Grand Slam Champion, Novak Djokovic. Whatever it is, it promises to be a great Apple blocker!
