Deyo ended his losing streak and took the first step towards the goal of 100 championships, and Ziwei posted that she dreamed of winning the French Open

Overnight, Deyo and Zverev Jr. were both sent to the hot search of public opinion!

After withdrawing from the Rome Masters, everyone speculated that Djokovic would most likely be parachuted into Roland Garros, but the news of the Serbian king's trip to Geneva soon came.

Deyo has rarely played in a 250-level tournament like Geneva during his career, and the choice to appear at such a lower-level event is clearly to show everyone that he is still looking forward to the French Open and going to Roland Garros in a more adequate warm-up.

Djokovic's move was also considered by many to be a wise move, as he chose to start at a lower level after suffering three consecutive defeats, so as to regain confidence. If you play well, you may be able to achieve the goal of 100 championships in one fell swoop, and then go to Roland Garros with this joy, which will naturally be very different in terms of confidence and morale.

However, after seeing that Djokovic's debut opponent was Fosovic, many people were still worried about whether he could get off to a good start on his debut, thinking of the Serbian king's recent poor form. Some people even bluntly said that if Deyo can't even make his debut in the 250 tournament now, then everyone's long-awaited goal of a 100th career title and a 25th Grand Slam title may really only be something to think about.

It turns out that this worry of some people in the outside world is unnecessary!

In this match against Fosovich, it can be clearly seen from the performance of Deyo in the first set that during the period of withdrawal from the Rome Master Han, the effect of the adjustment of the Serbian king is still relatively significant.

After taking a 3-1 lead in the first set, Djokovic turned on dominance and then won the first set 6-2 after allowing Fosovic to take only one game.

The second set went almost exactly the same as the first! After taking the first break to take a 4-2 lead, Deyo took over the rest of the match and finally sealed the second set 6-3 to end the match in one fell swoop.

The match lasted 77 minutes, and Deyo played quite freely, changing the head-to-head record against Fosovic to 6-0 and taking the lead in a crushing fashion.

Deyo's victory over Fosovic at the Geneva 250 may seem like an ordinary victory to many, but the seemingly ordinary victory is clearly significant for the Serbian king: it was his first clay-court victory since last year's Paris Olympics, ending a recent three-game losing streak, and the quarter-finals were a morale and confidence boost.

Although Djokovic's move may seem like a step closer to his 100th career title, the quarter-finals are the real test for the Serbian king.

Deyo will face Arnaldi for a ticket to the semi-finals in the next round, and the fear is that when the two meet at this year's Madrid Masters, Arnaldi defeated Dejo in straight sets, giving the Serbian king a first-round tour.

Well, with this recent head-to-head record as a reference, Djokovic now meets Arnaldi in Geneva, which naturally makes people worry about his promotion fate.

However, for this big match, many people said that it is unlikely that Deyo will repeat the mistakes of the past, because it is rare for the Serbian king to lose to a person twice in a row, as has been the case before, and I believe this time will not be an exception.

The news of Djokovic's victory in Geneva was gratifying, and the news that Zverev Jr. had fallen in Hamburg made Ziwei's fans feel a little sad.

As the top seed in the tournament, Zverev Jr. is regarded as the absolute favorite to win the tournament. I thought that defeating qualifier Kovacevic in two sets in the form of churros in his debut would allow the German star to take the first step to win the championship strongly, but I didn't expect that in the quarterfinals against the world's 40th Frenchman Miller, Zverev Jr. unexpectedly overturned.

At that time, after seeing Miller win the first set 6-3, fans and netizens in the live broadcast room were worried about Zverev Jr., afraid that he would be eliminated quickly. It wasn't until the second set saw the German star pull back a set 6-4 and his form improved significantly, that everyone was reassured.

Unexpectedly, in the crucial deciding set, after the two fought to a 5-5 draw, Zverev Jr.'s old habit of dropping the chain suddenly attacked, and finally made him pay a painful price, and finally Miller won the game 7-5 in two consecutive games, breaking the biggest upset in the Hamburg game.

After Zverev Jr. was out of the Hamburg hit early, he also made a sentence he posted on social media ridiculed by many people.

"Last night I dreamed of winning the Roland Garros trophy and next month I will be the French Open champion." At that time, I saw Zverev Jr.'s sentence before the start of the French Open, which once made everyone think that he had made all the preparations for reaching the top at Roland Garros, so he dared to make such a statement to the outside world, but he didn't expect to go home after only playing two matches in Hamburg, so that some fans and netizens laughed and said that they dared to dream of winning the French Open in this state.

Some people even bluntly said that it is difficult to make a difference in Hamburg, where there are not many masters, and if you want to win the French Open in the master world, unless you are possessed by the god of war at that time, what will you do to realize your dream!(Source: Tennis House Author: Starry Sky of Moon River)