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Friday, November 20, 2020, 19:05 pm (GMT + 7)
(Sports news, tennis news) The Russian player relies on Rafael Nadal’s clash in the semifinals of the ATP Finals.
Daniil Medvedev, the No. 4 seed in the ATP Finals, excellently won a ticket to the semi-finals of the tournament after having 2 impressive victories in the group stage. Surpassing number 1 Novak Djokovic after 2 sets with the same score of 6-3, the Russian player confidently wants to beat Rafael Nadal in the semifinal.
Medvedev (left) lost all 3 meetings with Nadal (right) but is confident of defeating “Gaur”
“Rafa is one of the best players in the history of sports. Of course I want to beat Rafa, so bring him here. I haven’t beaten him yet. I’ll be happy to face him.” Medvedev responded to the media after winning the semi-finals.
“I always say the ‘Big Three’ are champions because it’s so rare to beat them. Even on their bad days, it’s hard to win, so I’m very happy to win. He won (against Djokovic). I feel better and more confident than ever “Medvedev commented on the ‘Big Three’ and shared his feelings about winning the world’s No. 1 player.
“Being in the semi-final of the ATP Finals, the last tournament of the year, is very important. I am very happy and look forward to Daniil Medvedev’s next match. I think I have played well for most of the game. This and this tournament There are times when the serve goes awry but in general, everything I do in the ATP Finals so far has been positive.
In the final match of the 2020 ATP Finals group stage, the Russian player will face Diego Schwartzman (at 3pm on November 21, Vietnam time). Medvedev definitely won the top spot in Tokyo 1970, so this match was just a matter of procedure. The Russian player will have a “wanderings” with Schwartzman before facing Rafael Nadal (second place at London 2020) in the semi-finals.
Source: http: //danviet.vn/medvedev-muon-doi-no-nadal-o-ban-ket-atp-finals-hay-mang-rafa-toi-day-50202020 …
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