Djokovic beats Djokovic to create an open French final with Caraz Tennis News

JANNIK Sinner Download Novac Djokovic to reach an open French championship against defense champion Carlos Caras.

Janek Anis defeated Novak Djokovic 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (3) to create a French open final against defense champion Carlos Carraz.

Djokovic is the standard JRAND SAM champion for men for 24 times, but he could not face the inequalist sin and the front bombing of the court, Philip Chatter, on Friday evening.

The sinner became only the second Italian man who reaches the final in Roland Garros after Adriano Poenna, 1976 champion.

Earlier, Alcaraz led 4-6, 7-6 (3), 6-0, 2-0 against Lorenzo Moute The eighth seeded Italian retired with a leg injury.

The sinner aims to his fourth main title, his fifth karaz.

Djokovic fought again in the third group but wilted in the tie, somehow lost an easy destruction on the network to Trail 3-0 and then lost at the second match point he faced when it reached the front network.

“These are rare and special moments,” the sinner said. “I am very happy.”

The winning chain in the Grand Slam championships extended to 20 games after winning the US Open and Open Australian.

Djokovic was presenting a thirty -eighth and eighth Grand SAM show in Paris, where he won three times. But he spent most of the semi -finals in the camp behind the foundation line, sliding completely and obscuring loudly, while the wrong sent him wandering to the left and right like the windshield.

A rolling winner of a whip from Sinner was implemented in the ninth match of the third group with a sincere time that he attracted the applause even from Djokovic.

The sinner did not give him almost any chances, but there was a glimmer of light in the tenth match, when Djokovic had four chances to break the sinner’s service.

The crowd broke out to long slogans from “Nol! Nol!” Djokovic also forced two points at 15-40.

The sinner saved both. The tensions were rising.

The crowd began to put the soul when two loud fans shouted while the wrong was ready to serve, and the perpetrators were asked to “my voice!” (French Leshosh).

Djokovic’s front fell widely on his third chance at the break, making it Dios. The President, Damian Dumusoa, came down to verify the mark. Djokovic differed and marched, saying, “It is at stake.”

Then the sinner came to the network and conducted a brief discussion with Djokovic, who lost this point but won the following with the upper destruction of a fourth group point, saved again by Sinner.