Stanislas Wawrinka, the author of a dream match, later became disillusioned. © Keystone
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01/30/2020
The Swiss and the Spanish were beaten by stronger and younger than them in the quarterfinals in Melbourne
Tennis “For the third time in less than a year, Stan Wawrinka (No 15) stalled in the grand slam at the quarterfinals. Out of breath, the Vaudois lost 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-2 in Melbourne against Alexander Zverev (No 7). Despite a dream start to the game – he removed the first five games from the game – Stan Wawrinka was unable to progress in the register that had allowed him 48 hours earlier to beat Daniil Medvedev. Faced with the German, we did not find in the Vaudois game that physical intensity that had made all the difference against the Russian. As he admits, his legs let go after the first set: “I let go physically! It’s true, I started this part very well and I felt that Zverev was a little nervous, he explains. But after the first set, I was more hesitant. I put it back a bit in the game. He started to serve very well. I really had to fight to stay with him. “
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