Unlock all quarter-finals of the Masters! Alcalas passed the hard battle and entered the quarter-finals of Rome for the first time

On May 13, the fourth round of the ATP1000 Rome Masters was held. The third seed of the tournament, Alkaras, played, and his opponent was the No. 23 seed Kachanov. In this game, the two sides only decided to win and lose after three sets. Alcaras fought hard and narrowly defeated his opponent, and entered the quarterfinals of the Rome Masters for the first time in his career, successfully unlocking the nine-stop Masters.

Alcalas broke the serve as soon as he came out and lost 2 games in a row and fell 0-2 behind. In the 6th and 8th games, Alkaras broke Kachanov's serve twice, and after 1-3, he won five consecutive games, 6-3 in the first set.

Alcalas took the lead in breaking the serve in the fifth game, and Kachanov quickly broke the game in the 6th game. In the 8th game, Kachanov broke the serve again and led 5-3 to win the set. In the 9th game, he successfully held the serve and dragged the game into the final set 6-3.

Alcalas took the lead in breaking the serve in the fourth game, taking a 3-1 lead. In the 7th game, Kachanov broke the serve successfully, and then he managed to tie the team to 4-4. In the 12th game, Alcalas completed a key break at the end of the set and won the final game 7-5.

Finally, in a 2 hours and 28 minutes game, Alcalas narrowly defeated Kachanov 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, continuing to maintain a record of winning the latter. The winning Alcalas entered the quarterfinals of the Rome Masters for the first time, and next he will face No. 5 seed Draper across the net to compete for a semi-finals. The two sides had fought 5 times in total, with Alcalas having a slight advantage in 3 wins and 2 losses.