Italian Open 2022 LIVE – Tsitsipas vs Zverev LIVE Streaming: Stefanos Tsitsipas came from behind to win the second set against Alexander Zverev to take the semifinal contest between the two players in to the deciding set on Saturday. Zverev won the first set 6-4, but he was pushed to the backfoot in the second set as Tsitsipas clinched a 6-3 win in the second. The duo have clashed twice previously in clay courts this season and with the scores tied 1-1, both will be itching to set the record straight. Follow Italian Open LIVE updates on Insidesport.in
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Stefanos Tsitsipas and Alexander Zverev wrote another gripping chapter in their 2022 clay-court rivalry at the Italian Open on Saturday afternoon, with fourth-seeded Tsitsipas running out a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 winner in the semi-finals in Rome.
In the third clay-court ATP Masters 1000 semi-final between the pair this season, Tsitsipas recovered from the disappointment of losing a hard-fought opening set to complete a stirring comeback win and reach the final in the Italian capital for the first time.
Italian Open Semi-finals LIVE: Stefanos Tsitsipas clinches come-from-behind victory over Alexander Zverev to enter Italian Open final
“He wasn’t giving me much, he made me work hard for every single point,” said Tsitsipas after the match. “I’m extremely proud of the way things turned around, and I was able to read the gameplay a little bit better and understand what was working at that time.”
The Greek was particularly strong on serve throughout against Zverev and stayed consistent from the baseline to halt his opponent’s early momentum in an engrossing two-hour, 29-minute win. Tsitsipas was delighted to have made it a maiden championship match in Rome, having suffered semi-final disappointment against Rafael Nadal in 2019.
Italian Open Semi-finals LIVE: Stefanos Tsitsipas clinches come-from-behind victory over Alexander Zverev to enter Italian Open final
