Djokovic afraid of the left-handed general? At least he didn't taste a victory in front of the two!

The Madrid Masters were only played last night due to a power outage in Spain. Since there isn't much news to dig from the field, we might as well summarize the past events.

Deyo's early exit is still vivid, and the current Serbian king has lost to many of his juniors and fans, and some names are still slightly unfamiliar to fans. So what are the opponents who have lost twice in his career and haven't won in history?

There are three of them! Aside from a 2-0 defeat to Safin, the hard-court king of the time, early in his career, he was a bit confusing to lose twice against both left-handers. After all, when he faced his lifelong rival and most famous left-hander Nadal, he won and lost each other, and he still had the best overall record.

The Czech Republic has seen a number of Tour Champions in recent years, especially this year, Lehecka won the 250 again, Mahac's first Tour title was the 500, and Menschik's victory over Djokovic was the Masters Championship, but it was the left-handed powerhouse Veseli who was known earlier. It's really embarrassing to think that a few years ago he was still in the Dubai Race, but now he seems to have a feeling that he can't find this person.

Tabilo made a name for himself on clay last year, and even surpassed Jarry, who won Arca on clay, to become the new Chilean brother. But the good times were short-lived, and its unstable form caused the world ranking to fall again and again.

The left-handers who have beaten Djokovic at least twice in their careers are Nadal, Veseli, Tabilo and Verdasco. The Spaniard, who fought Nadal in five sets in the Australian Open semi-finals, has just finished his career, but he also crossed paths with Deyo in the retirement tournament, which is enough to show how important the connection between his career and Deyo is.

Among the players who won all the first four sets against Djokovic, in addition to Nadal, Safin, and Tabilo, Kyrgios's name appeared. The Australian personality was quite unconvinced by Djokovic in an interview early on because he was in the top position against his opponents. However, time has passed, and with the passage of time, the relationship between the two has eased a lot, and there have even been cases of the two playing doubles together in the past two seasons. Both sides stood up for each other and stood up for each other as if the previous unpleasant story had never happened.

To some extent, these players can be regarded as one of the few bitter masters of Deyo. So whose appearance surprised you? Why did Deyo become helpless against some left-handers?(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)