Madrid Open: Jack Draper hammers Matteo Arnaldi to reach semi-finals and overtake Novak Djokovic in world rankings | Tennis News

Jacques Dripper conveyed a step closer to the first job mud title, as Matteo Arnaldey crushed in successive groups to reach the semi -finals of the Madrid Open.

The British No. 1 briefly made his Italian counterpart in the opening group, and although Arnaldey showed a more mutant and skilled touch per second, Derbar had won the decisive break in the fifth match on his way to a certain victory 6-0 6-4.

Intisar, who was closed in just 77 minutes, represents a final match with the winner of the quarter -finals of Lorenzo Musiti and Gabriel Diallo and keeps the traine in its course for the title of SECOND MASTERS 1000 of the year, after Indian Wales in March.

You see the 23 -year -old Grand Slam Grand Slame champion Novak Djokovic in No. 5 in ATP global classifications.

Dripper: I know that I can apply these men

Talk to Sky Sports After his victory over Arnalde, Dryber, who did not face a break, said: “I feel power every time I play.

“In the past two years, I reached the clay I felt against these men, I was always on his background, I will always be the defense.

“The next part of my game was just strength, and I became more physical to do the things that I know I can do and monotheally these men. The front causes a lot of damage and I want to keep it.

“I was doing everything in all regions well and I am excited to continue to continue. I hope it will continue to gather.

“I am well ready. I work hard every day and do all the right things outside the field and on the field. When I go out to play, I feel he will be fine because I am well prepared.

“I know I can win any game and lose any game. I am afraid that I have lost, but this helps me to compete the way I do.”

Gauf dismantling defense champion Swiatek

Coco Gauff stormed the semi-finals of the Madrid Open, as it shot only two games in 6-1 6-1 to dismantle the defense champion Iga Swiatek.

Gauff and Swiaatek previously met 14 times, with a face in favor of the Grand Slam five times Swiaatek in 11 to three wins, with Gauff did not hit the pole on the clay.

But Swiaatek’s frustration grew with Gauff storming from 0-1 to bottom to win 11 consecutive games and 12 of the last 13.

Swiaatek looked defeated, and her apostasy was cracking while the match was out of reach and in a rare period of the sidewalk, she was violated by a symbol of the nail obscene.

“I was aggressive and played with a margin. Maybe her best level,” said Jouf.

The American will meet either Aryna Sabalenka or Elina Svitolina in the final.

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