Rafael Nadal, for the 14th time in his career, in the Roland Garros final, taking advantage of the withdrawal of German Alexander Zverev after a horrific injury to the third seed in the world at the start of the season. tie breaker from the second Designation.
The moment he hit the right swing, Zverev misplaced his foot on the dirt and twisted his right ankle, so much so that he had to leave court In a wheelchair while writhing in pain. Soon, Zverev returned with crutches and announced his withdrawal, to great applause from the audience.
at first DesignationZverev had caused a lot of trouble for the Spaniard: the German had suffered rest time He advanced and then led 6-2 in tie breaker. He had four points to close the partial but ended up allowing Nadal to recover, who won 10-8.
Mallorcan is now waiting for the winner of another semi-final match, between Norway’s Kasper Ruud and Croatia’s Marin Cilic, to find out the opponent in Sunday’s final.
Thus, Alexander Zverev’s participation in Wimbledon is seriously at risk, as the Grand Slam begins in London on the 27th.
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Roland Garros June 3, 2022
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