Germany’s best tennis player Alexander Zverev has reached the quarterfinals at the ATP tournament in Monte Carlo. Despite the break residue in both sentences, the 24-year-old Olympic champion on Thursday as a whole sovereign with 6: 2, 7: 5 against the Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta. At 5: 4 in the second sentence, ZVEREV still left two opportunities at the launch of Carreño Busta to decide the secondary finals. With a net attack he then used at 6: 5 his fourth matchball.

In the match around the semi-final in the Masters-1000 Sand Place Tournament doped with around 5.2 million euros, Zverev now gets to do with Russian professional Andrej Rublev or the South Tyrolean Jannik Sinner.

Against the World Rank List 19. Carreno Busta lost ZVEREV in both sentences its first launch game to the 0: 1, but made the residue again. With four game gains in series, the number three of the world put the basis for the first sentence gain. In the second section similar to the hamburger for 3: 3 again.

In his opening match in his adopted home, ZVEREV had claimed against the Argentine Federico Delbonis with 6: 1, 7: 5, in the first round he had had a frilot as a number two of the sitting list. Because the Serbian world ranking list first Novak Djokovic turned a surprisingly early early early, Zverev is the highest planned player in the field. He hopes in Monte Carlo on his second final deduction this year.