The Serbian pays tribute to Kobe Bryant after winning 3 sets to 0, with scores of 6/3, 7/6 (7/5) and 6/3, in 3h1 of play
The Serbian Novak Djokovic won the title for the fourth time this Sunday in New York US Opendefeating the Russian Daniel Medvedevfor 3 sets to 0, with scores of 6/3, 7/6 (7/5) and 6/3, in 3h17 of play.
Ranked first in the world rankings, Djokovic, in his tenth final in New York, won his 24th Slam title, equaling the record of the legendary Margherita Corte.
Djokovic managed to break serve at the first opportunity and took a 2/0 lead. He then confirmed his serve for 3/0 and held the lead until the end.
In the second set the balance was even greater. Both tennis players had to work hard to hold serve. A good example of this difficulty was the eighth game, when Medvedev took 13 minutes to avoid Djokovic’s break. In the tenth match the Serbian argued with his coaches, positioned near the field.
But pressure is not something that hinders the performance of such high-level tennis players. In the 11th game, Djokovic won a rally and celebrated a lot. Next, Medvedev hit an ace and closed at 6/5. Before confirming the serve and bringing the second set to tie-breakDjokovic had to overcome a set point from Medvedev.
OR tie-break It was full of sensational exchanges of balls, which brought the crowd to their feet. Djokovic won 7;5 and opened 2 sets to 0.
The third started slower in the first three matches, then the tennis players resumed their formidable pace. Djokovic broke two serves and made a break to win 6/3 and close the match.
Novak reaches 24 and pays tribute to the late Kobe Bryant pic.twitter.com/rDXVUvYe1Z
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 10, 2023
Source: Terra
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