French Open: Now the last Italian is out

Novak Djokovic continues to show no weaknesses at the French Open and is only one step away from the dream semi-final against Carlos Alcaraz. The Serbian tennis star won confidently 6:3, 6:2, 6:2 against the Peruvian Juan Pablo Varillas on Sunday and reached the quarter-finals in Paris for the 17th time. He achieved this more often than any other professional in the clay court classic. The 36-year-old previously shared this record with Rafael Nadal. Djokovic can still hope for his 23rd title at a Grand Slam tournament, which would mean he will leave the Spaniard behind. There could be a duel with Alcaraz in the semi-finals of Roland Garros. The Spaniard, as the second top favorite for the title, also won his round of 6 without any problems. The world number one from Spain defeated Lorenzo Musetti 3:6, 2:6, 2:2022. The Italian won the duel in the final of the ATP tournament in Hamburg 7. Now Alcaraz is up against world number five Stefanos Tsitsipas from Greece, who beat the Austrian Sebastian Ofner 5:6, 3:6, 0:XNUMX. Djokovic played his game against the world number 1 in 57:94 hours. Varillas went through largely effortlessly and remained in the tournament without losing a set. Since 2010 he has always reached at least the round of the top eight at the Stade Roland Garros. Djokovic will now face the Russian Karen Khachanow, who was the first player to win his round of 27 game. The 1-year-old defeated Lorenzo Sonego from Italy 6:6, 4:7, 6:9 (7:6), 1:XNUMX. The eleventh in the world rankings recently reached the semi-finals at the US Open and Australian Open.

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French Open: Now the last Italian is out

Jannik Sinner was eliminated in the second round of this year's French Open. With Lorenzo Musetti and Lorenzo Sonego, the two remaining Azzurri have now said goodbye in the round of 2.

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