A task that promises to be complicated, especially if the next match between the two were to take place in conditions similar to those found today on the Rod Laver Arena: “In these conditions he makes very few mistakes and his ball travels very fast – Demon pointed out again – He knows how to move very well, he knows how to defend himself and get out of corners and he knows how to turn defense into attack in an instant and if you remain passive he has the power to hit winning shots. And then today he served at the highest level, and this also made the difference.”. Mindful of what we saw in the eighth win against Holger Rune, De Minaur then added come “so it’s even more difficult to face him: you try, you do everything, but in the cool weather you can’t place the ball far from his impact zone and he doesn’t make mistakes. Who knows, if we had played in warmer weather perhaps he would have made more mistakes, These are conditions where perhaps he doesn’t perform at his best, but today it was difficult to even think about him.”
We will have to work to find a way to ask Sinner new and more complicated questions, the only one regret that the Aussie brings with him from this day However, it concerns its audience: “I knew I had the whole crowd on my side, they wanted me to take the field and give them a more balanced match and I did my best to do that. But if there is a frustrating aspect in this defeat it was not being there succeeded, not having really entered the game to be able to allow the crowd to even start supporting me. It’s a bit of a disappointment – he concluded dejectedly – I didn’t want to end like this, but it will mean that I’ll come back stronger and things will be better next year.”.
Good luck, Demon!
Morocco
