Always so talkative and interesting to read and listen to during his press conference appearances, Daniil Medvedev was inevitably questioned about his duel against Jannik Sinner this Thursday for his last group match at the Turin Masters.
A decisive meeting for the rest of his tournament following his defeat in two sets against Taylor Fritz and his victory by the same score against De Minaur.
And even if the Russian has lost seven of his last eight matches against the Italian, he clearly does not intend to shake up everything tactically.
“I don’t have anything special planned. This will seem strange to you because I lost a lot of matches against him, but I feel like tactically I know what I have to do. The problem is just that the guy plays very well. You can play the best match you can tactically, Tennis-wise, and you can still lose. This is reality. This is not an easy reality. As I said after today's match (Tuesday), I'm ready, I go out, I play my tennis, and if I lose by a lot, it doesn't matter. If I win easily, that's great. I lose hard, it's good. I won with difficulty, it's perfect. I'll see how it goes. I will try to prepare myself well tactically and I will go hard. »
Published on Wednesday November 13, 2024 at 2:24 p.m.
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