The Australian Open is getting hotter by the day and offers fans more and more spectacular moves. The hero of one of them was Stefanos Tsitsipas, who unusually ended a long exchange in the match with Zizu Bergs. This is a must see!
In the first round of the Australian Open, Stefanos Tsitsipas faced the lucky loser of the qualifying stage, Zizu Bergs. He is a Belgian tennis player who is ranked 129th in the ATP ranking. The Greek is the seventh player in the world. So the favorite was clear in this duel.
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And in fact – Tsitsipas won 3:1. Bergs made a surprise only in the first set and won 7-5. Later, the Greek took the initiative and won 6:1, 6:1, 6:3.
The Athens-born 25-year-old showed off his skills as he completed the long rally in spectacular fashion.
Bergs played directly into the net, but Tsitsipas managed to get to the ball. Meanwhile, he jumped into the Greek side of the field and then flew over the net in the Belgian half. However, the world number seven showed extraordinary awareness and hit the ball in a way that earned him the point.
JŻ, Polsat Sport
