Athletistic/Tennis. Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev said he broke his 19-game winning streak when he lost to Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in the Masters final in Indian Wells (3-6, 2-6). Previously, the Russian won three trophies in a row in three weeks – in Rotterdam, Doha and Dubai.
- Chesnokov: ‘Medvedev was lucky not to lose the second set 0:6 against Alcaraz’
“One game was not enough for a record. It’s really upsetting. Will there be less pressure now? No, I’m really upset. Once I won 20 games in a row. 20 or 21 if I’m not mistaken. I think 20. It would be cool to break a record to keep the streak going for as long as possible. It’s nice to have streaks like that under his belt, of course. Unless you play six ATP-250 tournaments in a row. But it is rare. Yes, I’m disappointed with how it ended. But this series gave me confidence. Last year I missed that. Sometimes I made it to the finals, in Cincinnati I was in the semis, I played well, but not good enough for the semis. Now I managed to win 19 matches in a row. I’m proud of it. Now we have to build a new There is no other way in tennis,” Medvedev said in the post-match press conference.
- Medvedev returned to the top 5 in the world rankings, Alcaraz came out on top
Source: Sport
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