March ATP Events: Sunshine Double Tournament Birth Two New Masters, Sissi Mahachi Wins the First Championship!

Entering April, it is a brand new month. The world tennis tournaments are still going on non-stop. So what happened in the ATP this past March? Let's see:

1. Draper won the Masters championship for the first time

As the first Masters tournament of the year, and in recent years, it has been voted as the best Masters by players because of its high level of competition. Known as the "fifth Grand Slam", the Indian Wells Masters naturally attracts top players.

In the end, the players who reached the semi-finals were Alcaraz, the champion of the past two years, and the runner-up Mei, as well as the former Paris Masters champion Rune, and the British brother Draper.

In the end, the three consecutive chapters of "Aka vs. Mei" that fans were looking forward to did not be staged as scheduled, but both failed in the semifinals. Draper, who reached the final of the Masters for the first time, defeated Rune, who reached the final of the Masters for the fourth time but struggled to win a second title, and was crowned a Grand Master in a tournament that has been prone to new masters in recent years.

2. Arévalo and Pavic won the Sunshine Double

There is no need to go into detail about the level of chemistry between the pair, winning back-to-back doubles that fans can't look at them.

3. Mensik defeated Djokovic to win the first championship of the tour

Mensic's rise is unstoppable after winning the Rookie of the Year award last year, but who knew his first tournament title on tour would be the Masters? And he reached the top by defeating the idol Deyo! For Czech students, it can be said that dreams come true!

4. Tsitsipas won the 500 championship for the first time

Also worthy of congratulations is the Greek Tsitsipas! After reaching the 500 finals more than a dozen times before but not winning a single title, this time he made a comeback, facing Aliassime, who had stabbed the window paper in his own hand in Rotterdam in the past, Tsitsipas fought back, and finally succeeded in breaking the window and letting the 500 champion get his hands on it.

5. Mahachi won his first tour title in Acapulco

After just three months of playing this year, three Czech players have won the Tour Championship. First in the Australian season, Leheka won the title again. Then there's Mahachi, the highest-ranked player of the previous untitled players, who seized the opportunity after two-time defending champion De Minaur moved to Dubai and a number of highly-seeded players missed out on the spot, and finally proved that his position as the Czech first brother was not for nothing.

The above five major events are all blessed by champions. What is your favorite item?(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)