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Recently, Taylor Fritz defeated opponents like Rinky Hijikata and Marcos Giron to go to the Delray Beach Open title match. By doing this, the American tennis player managed to maintain his position among the top 10 on the men’s circuit. Fritz, who is presently rated number 11, has, however, knocked his Greek teammate Stefanos Tsitsipas out of the top places.
The Greek tennis player has accumulated ten ATP singles victories, including two Masters 1000 titles, and is now ranked third in the world. But because he has been playing below his best for the past five seasons, Tsitsipas will not be ranked in the top ten in the singles rankings. Thus, the primary The former world No. 3 player’s season hasn’t started off well after losing in the Australian Open’s first round. The 7th-seeded Greek player in the Grand Slam of Melbourne’s fourth round lost a four-set match to his 12th-seeded American opponent, Taylor Fritz, 6-7, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3. Stefanos Tsitsipas is no longer ranked in the top 10, having failed to announce his participation in the Los Cabos Open.
In a video conference interview, Roger Federer also voiced his concerns as Tsitsipas was about to lose his top ranking. “If Alex de Minaur had defeated Andrey Rublev, Stefanos Tsitsipas would not be in the top ten,” stated the master of Switzerland. In addition, Federer started posing trivia questions while discussing how Tsitsipas’s departure would leave no one-handed backhanded player on the tour.
“Do you know what that means if this guy loses?” the former tennis ace asked before continuing, “If he loses here, it will be the first time that there isn’t a player in the top ten with a one-handed backhand.”
