The fourth seeded tennis player at Australian Open Daniel Medvedev achieved Victoria's quarterfinals over his friend Andrei Rublev - 7: 5, 6: 3, 6: 2, and thus extended his victorious series in all tournaments to 19 matches, - English-speaking ESPN.
At the same time, at the end of the meeting, Medvedev complained about convulsions and it took him a massage of the left hip. Only after him he went to the flash interview.
"It was not easy," Medvedev admitted to him.
The Russian quarterfinal lasted only about 2 hours, but the struggle was observed anyway not comic.
"We had several incredible shootings. After this difficult to breathe, "Daniel complained.
Recall that Medvedev is the second Russian, who has come to 1/2 of the Australian Open finals this year. Previously.
Let's look at what they say about Daniel after the victory over ruble foreign tennis lovers:
@J_Eerikanen: - Medvedev sucks no energy Rublev, completely calmly controlled the course of the meeting and demonstrated a large versatility on the rear line.
@Lazraqamine: - I think Medvedev - the only one who can stop Djokovich
@Jsinners: - Being a fan of Nadal (at the time of publication of this material, the Potential Opponent of Medvedev on 1/2 finals of Rafa confidently led in the quarterfinal match against Stefanos of Tsizizpas).
@Aimanbhargva: - Medvedev is the best tennis player in the world right now.
@Lukapast: - It seems that Medvedev will win this tournament.
@eothereother: - Medvedev demonstrates a crazy move along the distance.
@Insideicarus: - I do not know what should happen, so that Medvedev did not won Australian Open.
@Nagori_Shreyans: - If Medvedev will allow such raf to beat himself and go to the final - he needs to tie with tennis at all.
@ _JORD19X: - Medvedev is too good. I have been watching him for three years, and never he never looked so impressive as today.
@ ROSCO7777: - Medvedev on fire.
@ Jcbible1: - Medvedev - my favorite for winning the tournament.
@ STRAIGHTTALKPS1: - It seems that Medvedev is on the way to his first triumph at the Tournaments of the Grand Slam. Easy to dealt with the ruble, which seemed to be literally invincible.