Tsitsipas was beaten in the final by Uber and eliminated from the Shanghai tournament

The first set started in the worst possible way for Tsitsipas, with his opponent going into the match with a break, before going 2-0 up, without losing a single point on his serve! In fact, Umber came close to a second break in a row, but Stefanos found an answer to two break points, finally reducing 2-1. However, the Frenchman made no mistakes on his serve, staying in front at 5-3, before Tsitsipas cut to 5-4 and came within four breaths of the break, but eventually lost 6-4 and trailed by 1. -0 in sets.

Tsitsipas then regained his composure, improving his game to take the court and take a 3-1 lead thanks to a break in the 4th game. He then didn’t drop a single point on his serve, eventually reaching a comfortable 6-3 and 1-1 in the sets.

At the start of the third and deciding set, Tsitsipas lost his rhythm, allowing his opponent to make another break and lead first 3-0 and then 4-1. At that point in the match, Stefanos found the answers to Uber’s game and took three consecutive games, tying the game at 4-4, with the two going hand-in-hand in the score, until the tie break.

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