Tennis》Ekaraz refuses to be upset, reverses a 7-game tie and heads towards his first Paris Masters title

Aikalaz. (AFP)

[Reporter Liang Weiming/Comprehensive Report] The Paris Men's Tennis Masters is full of seeds. Carlos Alcaraz refused to be upset, overcame a 1:4 deficit at 7 points, and finally defeated American Alex Michelsen 7:6 (7:4), 6:3. Spain's second seed, who had a bye in the first round, opened up in the second round, and is also heading towards his first championship in tournament history.

"I broke serve successfully at the beginning, but then made some mistakes." This ATP thousand-level indoor hard court competition is being held at the La Défense Arena in Paris. Facing the menacing Mitchelson, the 23-year-old Aikalaz showed his all-round skills and gradually won the least. He broke through the bottleneck on the indoor hard court in his hand and continued his winning momentum in Vienna at the 500 level. He has now won 6 consecutive victories. "He played very well because the bottom line is very stable, so the game is very difficult... but I am very satisfied with everything and can't wait to play again."

Germany's new world champion Alexander Zverev, Russia's fourth seed Daniil Medvedev, Serbia's legendary veteran Djokovic and other star stars were all eliminated early in the second round in Paris. Ekaraz, who is regarded by all as the successor to the "Big Three", is now the biggest surviving seed. He met the Italian giant Matteo Berrettini in the top 16, leading 3 wins and 1 loss in the past games.