Blinkova and Rybakina played the longest tiebreaker in the history of women’s singles matches at Grand Slam tournaments. It lasted a little over 30 minutes.
“It was a very difficult match. And, of course, it’s difficult to play after that. In the tiebreaker, how long does it usually last? 10 minutes? In other words, you are already ready , you are already doing the last exercises. , doing more sprints. The tiebreaker lasted 35 minutes! There is a match point – a sprint, you stand up and wait.
And standing is generally not very good for the body: there were no chairs there, nowhere to sit. I tried to sit on some kind of air conditioner, almost broke it and ended up getting up. And that’s why, it seems to me, when I went out, my back hurt a little, it hurt, it hurt. But the tiebreaker was cool, so it was interesting,” Sports.ru quotes Medvedev.
Commentator Dmitrieva spoke about Medvedev’s fourth-round exit at the Australian Open
Daniil finally defeated Ruusuvuori in a five-game match and then managed to advance to the 3rd round of the tournament. He beat the Canadian Félix Auger-Aliassime there.
Source: Sport
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