The Serbian Novak Djokovic He showed why he is one of the best players in history and, in two runs, he won 6-2 and 6-3 to Bulgarian Dimitrov Grigor To get into the final of the Masters 1000 of Miami.
“Nole”, which had been deploying a superlative level throughout the week but a worrying level previously sealed his pass to the grand final after comfortably beating Grigor Dimitrov in a match that reflected his physical and technical domain.
With the impulse of a solid previous victory against Sebastian Korda, Djokovic entered the court with confidence and determination. Dimitrov, meanwhile, arrived after overcoming a complicated challenge to Francisco closing itfacing an adversary who had already defeated him in 13 of his previous 14 duels.
The beginning of the match seemed to predict surprises, since Dimitrov managed to break Djokovic’s service in the first game. However, the Serbian soon recover land, showing an aggressive and accurate tennis that dismantled any attempt by Bulgarian for maintaining the advantage.
From the 2-2 draw, Djokovic found the key points with his right, getting a double break that catapulted him to a blunt 6-2 in the first set.
In the second set, Djokovic’s superiority consolidated even more. With an early break, the Serbian marked the rhythm of the game and made it clear that victory was just a matter of time.
Dimitrov, exhausted after his previous duel, found no answers to the precision and solidity of the world number one.
Djokovic became 5-2 above and, although he wasted a game point, closed the match without inconvenience with a final score of 6-2 and 6-3.
With this triumph, Novak Djokovic ensures a place in the final, where he will face the Czech Jakub Mensik, who at the end of the day defeated the American Taylor Fritz (world No. 4) by 7-6 (4), 4-6 and 7-6 (4).
It will not be another game for tennis history. First, former world number 1 is the most venic player to play a 1000 Masters final (it was already the longest semifinalist). In addition, he will try to get into a select group of which only 10 people are part: the winners of at least 100 titles.
Source: Ambito
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