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Just like last year, Dominic Stricker had to lose out to the best U21 players of the year in the semi-finals of the Next Gen Finals. In Jeddah in Saudi Arabia, the Bernese gave up in the second set against the Serbian Hamad Medjedovic when the score was 3:4 (5:7), 1:2. In recent days, the Swiss went to the tennis court with a bandaged thigh.
Medjedovic, number 110 in the rankings, will now face the best-seeded Frenchman Arthur Fils in the final. The knitter, number 94 in the world, was somewhat fortunate to reach the semi-finals. The Swiss left-hander succeeded in this despite the negative balance of 1:2 wins.
Stricker participated in the Next Gen Finals for the second time. This is the only one of this year’s eight participants. The ATP tests various details at the tournament, which are worth two million dollars. The sets last a maximum of four games, with a tiebreak played if the score is 3:3. There were no ATP points for Stricker to win, but there was a generous starting fee of $150,000. (SDA)
Source : Blick
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