The Queen’s tournament in London turns blue. Lorenzo Musetti overcame the Australian Jordan Thompson in three sets, with a score of 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, and thus reached the third final of his career. A hard-fought match, which ended after 2 hours and 18 minutes of play. He is the first finalist and his opponent on Sunday […]
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The tournament Queen’s of London is tinged with blue. Lorenzo Musetti he overtook the Australian Jordan Thompson in three sets, with a score of 6-3, 3-6, 6-3and thus reaches the third final in career. A hard-fought match, which ended later 2 hours And 18 minutes of game. He is the first finalist and his opponent on Sunday – on a day that will also see Jannik Sinner involved in the final of Halle – will be one among Tommy Paul And Sebastian Korda.
The carrarino becomes the fourth Italian to play at least one ATP final on every surface after that of Hamburg on the red earth and of Naples on hard courts, both played in 2022. Musetti is the first Italian to return to the ATP 500 final after Matteo Berrettiniwho played and won the tournament in 2021 It is in the 2022.
“It was one of the tougher matches of this week. He played a exceptional level especially in the second set,” said Musetti in the hot interview after the match. “In the end it was very hard. I came out with excellent shots, that game (at 4-3 and Thompson serve, ed) gave me the break and the trust to close, it was the key moment”, added the blue. “It’s wonderful to have reached the final in a tournament with a great history like Queen’s – concluded Musetti – Today I heard from many Italians here as well as my team and I thank them for being there. Tomorrow is the last step, come and see me.”
