Preview of the Rome men s singles quarterfinals: Sina faces the test, and Mr. Mei fights Musetti!

After many consecutive days of fighting, all the top 16 men's singles in the Rome Masters are produced. Let's see the next matchup. Which figures will the Eight Horses Chart be composed of?

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Draper vs. Mutee

Although Draper reached the final in the Madrid Masters that just ended, it was not easy to play against Mutee, who ranked much lower than himself. The Frenchman defeated the ninth seed Rooney in the last round through a fierce battle, showing his tenacity. After winning, he fell to the ground to celebrate this hard-won victory. He is more optimistic about Draper, and his potential opponent Aka in the next round, but the two of them regretfully lack the expectation after the showdown.

Kachanov defeated two Serbian clay players in a row, and this was Aka's first time in the round of 16 of the tournament. He is good at making history and has made a big splash in the Monte Carlo Masters this year, and won the final championship with his first victory. So what about Rome? Although Kachanov, who was against this round, had also reached the quarterfinals in the French Open, his strength was not outstanding compared to his hard-line strength, and Aka should have made great progress.

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Mussetti vs. Medvedev

One side is the new top ten in the world and played extremely well this year's clay season. On the other side, the Masters have reached the semifinals of the top 16 consecutively, but the championship drought has lasted for two years and needs to recover the lost ground. This showdown can be called the most eye-catching battle of this round. After

Fis reversed four consecutive victories against Tsitsipas in the last round, Fis faced Zverev again. The two have also faced each other frequently recently. After Fez's outstanding performance in the first three Masters, his current state has slightly declined. However, he defeated local king Zverev in the Hamburg final and won his first career championship, and had certain psychological advantages.

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Sina vs. F. Serendro

The scores of the opponents won in the last round were very similar. Both straight sets were straight and only allowed their opponents to win six games. Although Sina missed the arena for three months, her feel looked good, and the opponents she faced in this round were the real touchstone. Even if they can win, the Italians will definitely lose their skin. The back-to-back battle between Koda and Rude, which was expected by Munar, against Rude, failed to be staged, Munar advanced in an upset manner, and Rude received the withdrawal gift from Beretini when he won the first set and continued to be optimistic about Rude's advance in the semi-finals of the pre-season.

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Hulkac vs. Mensek

The two Miami Masters champions will face clay. The Poles finally recovered as the clay season is coming to an end. However, facing Mencik who has not been disconnected, he may be in danger. After a fierce battle against Deminal, Paul surrendered to Pony. Last year's tournament, the top four teams strive to continue to maintain strong competitiveness against the world's top ten, and Deminal's progress in clay in recent years is obvious to all, and it is not surprising that either of them wins. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo Cheng Qiye)