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Defending champion Rafael Nadal of Spain defeated Argentine Diego Schwartzman in three sets in the semifinals of Friday’s French Open tournament.
The star, who is preparing for his thirteenth victory in Paris, previously posted a 9/1 win against his 28-year-old South American rival, but more recently, just over two weeks ago in Rome, Nadal’s first race after More than six months away, Schwartzman proved to be better.
The 34-year-old Nadal has lost a total of two sets in his 12 Roland Garros semi-finals so far, while Argentina, in 12th place, made their first Grand Slam semi-final of their career.
This year’s Garroson, who didn’t even drop a set, the scum king, who boasted a 98/2 match ladder in Paris, made his first serve in 14 minutes and then the first set in 63 minutes. In the quarterfinals, the resistance of the Argentine, who said goodbye to the US Open champion Dominic Thiem, gradually eroded, he no longer had a break ball in the second game, but in the third Nadal fell unexpectedly and gave up his break twice. In the short, however, he no longer allowed any ball to pass to his opponent and won in 3 hours and 9 minutes.
Driving towards his record 20 GS cup, Nadal will face world leader Novak Djokovic or world champion Stefan Cicipas in Sunday’s final.
Nadal (Spanish, 2.) – Schwartzman (Argentina, 12.) 6: 3, 6: 3, 7: 6 (7-0)
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