Sinner caused the French Open tragedy, and the opponent ranked 34 narrowly escaped the double egg, Leheca: I was blown up

One is ranked No. 1 in the world and the other is ranked No. 34 in the world, and they all know that there is a certain difference in strength between the two people, but when they saw Leheka go out in the form of a dangerous double egg, it still surprised many fans!

The 24-year-old Leheka is in his playing years, and although his career has not yet been marked by a singles masterpiece, he still has a place in men's tennis with his solid fundamentals. Ahead of this game, the bookies were priced at 1.06 to 10.0 for Sinner and Lehecka, which pretty much meant that the Czechs would have to do it harder than they could if they wanted to win.

Still, considering the two men's clash at the China Open last year, the Czech once pushed the world No. 1 into a tie-break in the second set, so this match is definitely not difficult for Sinner, but it must not be so easy to play!

However, with the game, Lehecka not only failed to show the state of fighting with Sinner, but suffered consecutive breaks in the opening game, and finally swallowed an egg without getting a game! Regarding such a tragic defeat of the Czechs, some fans said, "Obviously he is completely out of shape, even sleepwalking? Sinner, on the other hand, was so focused, he barely gave his opponent any chances, he played airtight on the baseline, and he was even more impeccable on his serve! ”

In the second set, the Czech's form improved, and Sinner's hitting speed was able to keep up, but in the face of the aggressive Sinner, Lehecka was still broken by his opponent on the third break point in the second game and fell behind 0-2. In this regard, a fan commented, "Like a python staring at its prey, Sinner is constantly compressing the opponent's maneuverable space, while increasing the opponent's fear of counterattacking adventures, in this case, no one will not feel suffocated!" ”

As soon as the words ended, Sinner cashed in on the fourth break point in the fourth game to take a 5-0 lead over Lehecka after five games in a row, and counting the six games of the first set, this was the 11th game Sinner won in a row, and the Czech was only one game away from swallowing a double egg.

Fortunately, at the critical moment, Lehecka improved his service form and won his first service game of the whole match, avoiding embarrassment. However, with Sinner then holding serve in Love Game, he won the second set 6-1. In this regard, some fans said frankly, "Sinner is constantly compressing the opponent's reaction time on the baseline, and Leheka is obviously not good at using spin to weaken Sinner's speed, he relies more on strength and the suppression of baseline firepower, but today this point is infinitely weakened on clay, Sinner's hand is too good, like a robot, almost not giving you a chance to pick up points by mistake!" ”

At the beginning of the third set, Sinner still firmly grasped the rhythm of the game, and broke the opening game to take a 2-0 advantage. Lehecka finally found some form and temporarily stabilized the situation with his serve, however, in the seventh game, Sinner suddenly made another sudden effort to break again on Leheca's serve and immediately took a 5-2 lead into the service game. In the end, there was no suspense to win the third set 6-2, and the aggregate score defeated Lehecka 3-0 to advance to the fourth round.

It is worth mentioning that the match took only 1 hour and 34 minutes, and in the face of Sinner's 31 winning points, but only 9 unforced errors, Lehecka, ranked 34th in the world, looked helpless. And considering that this is another men's tournament at a Grand Slam level, such a bloody sweep is indeed quite amazing!

And this match is also reminiscent of this year's Australian Open quarter-finals, when De Minaur lost to top seed Sinner 3-6 2-6 1-6, also in just one hour and 48 minutes. However, considering that De Minaur was still ranked in the top 10 in the world in that game, it seems that it is not surprising that Leheka was beaten like this.

After the game, Lehecka also reviewed today's game, and he bluntly said that he was really powerless in the face of such a Sinner, and he was indeed blown up.

"Of course. Everyone is seeing what is happening today. I'm happy to have won at least one game. The way Sinner played, the way he approached the game, and the fact that he suppressed me in almost every aspect of the court, I think the three games were a big success for me today. So that's it. I don't think I'd do anything different. I would say that he played an extremely good game today. I don't think I was as powerful today because of the ...... conditions We were supposed to play at the Stade Philippe Chartier but it was changed to Susan Lenggren. The roof was closed during our warm-up and they opened it before the game. The ball was heavy, the air was humid, the ball was slow today, I feel like my strength is a little bit weakened in these conditions, I was hoping to have a little bit of an edge on the serve, but today it was gone. But he didn't seem to care about that at all, he was very focused, playing at his own pace. Lehecka said.

The optimistic Czechman then admitted that despite such a heavy defeat, it was still a surprise for him to be able to get the support of the crowd and make it to the third round.

"The crowd was amazing, they cheered me on like that, and it was kind of funny, and I thought it was more of a sarcasm to me at the time," he said. But what can be done? Today I was blown up by him. He's better in every way, he's the world No. 1, and I'm even angrier if I lose to a qualifier on clay like Roland Garros. But now even his coach told me after the game that Yannick played really well today. That's just the way it is. For me to be here to reach the third round, two beautiful wins, it's already a great tournament. ”(Source: Tennis Home Author: Lu Xiaotian)