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The best Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov reached the round of 16 of the tournament in Antwerp. Haskovo defeated Pablo Andujar with 4: 6, 6: 3, 6: 4.
The Bulgarian started with a perfect game on his serve. In the second game Dimitrov reached 30:30, but Anduhar took the next two points by 1: 1. A difficult game for the Bulgarian followed, which he took after a shower.
The fourth game was the most contested since the beginning of the match and lasted more than 10 minutes. The two tennis players exchanged great shots, but in the end Anduhar managed to take the pass and tied 2: 2.
There was a 3: 3 game swap, and neither Grigor nor Anduhar had serious trouble winning the pass. Game 7 turned out to be the most difficult for Grisho, who had to catch up with 0:30. The Bulgarian tied at 30:30, but made a mistake and gave Anduhar a break point at 30:40, which the Spanish tennis player failed to materialize. Then Grigor took the lead with 4: 3. Anduhar restored the tie with a quick game. A breakthrough from the Spaniard followed, taking two consecutive points after 30:30. In his own opening shot, Anduhar was nearly flawless and managed to close out the first half in his favor.
The second set started much more positively for Dimitrov, who more cunningly achieved a breakthrough of 2: 0, preferring to “run” from his backhand and compete with the forehand from the main line. This turned out to be quite a difficult task for the Spaniard and he broke down, after which Grigor won his pass by 3: 0.
The two tennis players exchanged a game for 4: 1. Andujar quickly took his pass for 4: 2, but Grigor held his ground and took the lead with 5: 2. nduhar again used his good services on the straight and did what He managed to get to 5: 3. Despite going through 30-30 due to two backhand errors, Grigor Dimitrov made his big set and made 6: 3.
Both players earned their first pass in the third set – game 1: 1. The Spaniard defended well as Grigor finished off points with powerful forehand shots.
In the third game Grisho went ahead with 0:30. Anduhar managed to equalize at 30:30, but the native tennis player had a chance to break at 30:40. A forehand exchange began, which was won by Grisho by a game of 2: 1. Haskovo confirmed the advance by 3: 1. Dimitrov’s great performance continued, and the Spanish’s first serve did not come. The Bulgarian tried 0 after several excellent winners.
Anduhar did not give up and managed to return one of the advances, after which he took his pass by 4: 3. The Asturian received four points for a new advance, but did not achieve them. Pablo went ahead at 3:40 p.m., but Grisso tied. Anduhar then wasted two more break points to reach 5: 3. With his serve, the Spaniard won 0 to 5: 4. On his serve Grigor did not allow any doubts and closed the match at 6: 4.
Grigor Dimitrov faces 55th in the world
Meeting with Pablo Andujar in the second round of the tournament in Antwerp
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