By Chris Oddo | @Thefanchild | Sunday 11 May 2025
Arthur Fils got a background in the body in the second group of his battle with Stefanos tsisisitisi.
Consider it a awakening call.
The Frenchman used the incident as a motivation and ended up passing through Greek, 2-6 6-4 6-2, to reach the 16th round in Rome. When the pair shook hands in the net, it was time for a separation blow from the Fils. The duo argued strongly before elaborating their issues and declare “all good”.
See the full eight-teta video and their escalation here:
“He went for my body. Part part of the game. Nothing bad with him”Here’s what happened between Arthur Fils and Stefano Tsitsitsia while they fought in Rome …# IBI25 Pic.twitter.com/Oovsawd7mw
– Tenis TV (@tennistv) May 11, 2025
“All well,” said Fils, who will face Alexander Zverev In the 16th round. ”We are just talking about the match. It’s not worried.
“He’s a great player, great, great, especially in clay. During the first set, he killed me. I had to find a way. I managed to break away in 4-4 with a great game, a little lucky too. But I’m very happy with the way I finished the game. It was a hard battle, and I finished hard.”
Fils becomes the second Frenchman in the series history to collect 20 Master ATP 1000 wins before you turn 21 Richard Gasquet and improve to 4-0 VS TsitsiSAs and 19-9 per season.
Two French – also currents – They are in the 16th round in Rome for the first time in nine years.
