In the just-concluded quarter-finals of the Australian Open, the defending champion Djokovic, currently ranked No. 1 in the world, faced Zverev Jr., the No. 6 seed of the tournament with a power impact style. After losing one set first, he pulled three sets in a row and reversed his opponent 3-1 to advance to the Australian Open semifinals. This is the 39th time that Djokovic has reached the semifinals of a Grand Slam tournament, moving towards the ninth of the Australian Open. The crown has taken another solid step. It has to be said that the Australian Open is indeed a blessed place for the German and Jordanian players. This field does indeed show the strength of the world's number one in active service.
Different from the opponent Raonic in the previous game, Zverev is not only fierce in his serve, but also has good stalemate ability and good skills in front of the net. In the 7 previous encounters between the two, Djokovic won 5 games. However, Zverev Jr. was the first to enter the game. The first 12 rounds reached 6-6 and the first set came to the tie-break. Zverev scored 2 points after 6-6 and won the first set tie 8-6. In the second set, Djokovic showed good adjustment ability, winning 6-2 with ease, especially in the serve game without giving his opponent too many opportunities. But Zverev Jr. is a player who has won the runner-up of the US Open after all. In the first half of the third and fourth sets, he had a leading position, but I have to say that Djokovic His comprehensiveness, especially his backhand ability to mobilize opponents is really too strong, and his critical moments are impeccable in terms of speed and angle. In the end, the little Zverev’s 6th time with slightly insufficient experience Lost to Djokovic.
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