Original title: Australian Open: Nadal’s 3-0 victory over qualifying players enters the third round
Sohu Sports News Beijing time on February 11, the 2021 season tennis Grand Slam Australian Open continues in Melbourne. In the focus of the second round of men’s singles, the No. 2 seed and the Spanish king Nadal is not bloody, 61/ 6-4/6-2 defeated qualifier Michael Mo in straight sets and advanced to the third round of the Australian Open men’s singles.
Nadal, the Spanish king, achieved the 13th French Open in 2020, and his career Grand Slam came to 20 to tie Federer. At the beginning of the season, Nadal suffered injuries and withdrew from the ATP Cup before the Australian Open. In this Australian Open, Nadal played without any warm-up. In the first round, he played in straight sets against Jerry. In the second round, Nadal’s opponent was the qualified American player Michael Mo, who defeated in the first round. Troiki.
In the first set, Nadal, who took the lead to serve, scored two points. Michael Mo failed to get a break point. Nadal kept serving a 2-1 lead. In the fourth game, Michael Mo’s serve suffered a shock. Nadal continued to play high-quality bottom-line offenses. He took the game with a continuous 40-0 break point, and then the score came to a 4-1 lead. In the sixth game, Michael Mo did not dominate the bottom line and tried to make a tactic. Nadal’s wonderful backhand crossed to get the break point, and then Michael Mo pulled out the forehand backslash and lost the game. Then Nadal’s serve win did not encounter much challenge, and he successfully secured 6-1 to win the first set.
In the second set of the game, the scores reached 2-2 in the opening stage. In the fifth game, Michael Mo’s serve suffered an impact. After a double error, Nadal received a high-quality serve and then went to the net. The ball went out of bounds and sent a break point. Nadal then backhanded and attacked the second serve. Michael Mo was forced to return the ball to go out of bounds and lost the game. Nadal continued to secure a 4-2 lead. After that, the game entered another round of their own serve. Nadal’s serve came to Nadal 5-4 to win the game. At this time, the game had an unexpected situation. The game had to be interrupted because of interference from the audience. After the resumption, Nadal kept serving 6 -4 win the second set.
In the third set, Michael Mo, who was the first to serve, sent 15-40 consecutive break points in the first game. After the volley in front of the net, he scored consecutive points with the serve. Michael Mo struggled to secure the serve. After Nadal secured the second game, he continued to hit his opponent’s serve in the third game. Michael Mo gave Nadal a backhand to cut through the ball and then break the serve. After that, Michael Mo continued to beat the winning points and secure the serve.
Nadal then continued to try to impact the opponent’s serve. In the fifth game, Michael Mo gave consecutive break points after a double error. Michael Mo came to a tennis high-pressure spike in the fifth game. Nadal backhanded to save the ball and hooked across the corner to break 3-2. Lead. Nadal then continued to remain strong, breaking serve for the second time in the seventh game, taking advantage of the situation to secure a 6-2 victory in the third set.
In the end, the Spanish king Nadal continued to remain strong, defeating qualifier Michael Mo 6-1/6-4/6-2 in straight sets. The whole game took 1 hour and 47 minutes. In the game, Nadal completed 7 ACE balls and 3 double errors, Michael Mo had 8 ACE balls and 4 double errors. Nadal’s first serve success rate was 76% and the first serve scored 84%. Leading the opponent, Nadal leads 40-16 on the winning points, and the unforced errors 24-25 are almost the same. In the break point, Michael Mo failed to get a break point, while Nadal broke 5 times with 11 break points.Return to Sohu to see more
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