The quarterfinals of the Madrid Masters are out: Musetti touches the wallabies again, Paul Draper

After a period of competition, the list of the top 16 men's singles at the Madrid Masters has been released. Starting tonight, Beijing time, they will fight against each other, which eight horses will be produced? Let's take a look at the next matchups.

Musetti against De Minaur

Musetti knocked out two consecutive clay Masters tournaments after suffering five consecutive defeats by Tsitsipas, the last one was Tsitsipas, who won three titles in Monca in the past four years, and this time he was 2-5 down in the first set to take the lead 7-5.

Interestingly, this time he faced De Minaur in the next round. After beating the little hare in the semi-finals of Monka, will he be able to continue to prove that he has what it takes to stay in the top 10 for a long time?

Medvedev against Ruud

This is the first meeting between the two sides on clay, and Ruud has won three of the previous three battles on hard courts. Both men adjusted their competitive form to an ideal state ahead of this encounter, starting with Ruud, who won his first win against a top-10 player this year with a victory over Fritz, a two-time French Open runner-up who finally picked up a decent victory on clay.

Mr. Mei also scored a number of winning points in the win against Brandon Nakashima, which was a difference from only three winning points in the semifinals of the Indian Wells Masters. Thinking of Mr. Mei's tradition of harvesting trophies in new tournaments in the past, and he has never reached the semi-finals of the Madrid Masters, he should be able to play Ruud. A knockout of the Norwegian would see him unlock all four finals of the Masters, a distinction that is believed to inspire the Russians to forge ahead.

Mensik takes on Celendreo

The top seed is out again! Even though he won his hometown tournament in Munich last week and is a two-time champion, Zverev was unable to continue to improve against his old rival, the Argentine brother who also eliminated him in the same round last year, and was knocked out again by his opponents, suffering three consecutive defeats against his opponents.

Mensik was not affected by his opponent's frequent underhand serve against Kazakhstan's "happy comedian" Bublik, and continued to soar. Two players who have excelled at the Masters this year will compete for a place in the quarterfinals.

Draper takes on Paul

In a men's matchup, Draper won the first set in a tie-break, but the latter was unwell and withdrew from the rest of the match, leaving the Englishman to face Paul with ease; The Americans, for their part, eliminated the Russian Thor Khachanov. Another men's duel, and the audience on the sidelines of Madrid is ready to take pictures.(Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)