Men's Tennis ATP Tour 2024

[Josh 13,424]

ATP 250 Grand Prix Hassan II | Marrakesh, Morocco

 

Men’s Singles

1.  Matteo Berrettini 

2.  Roberto Carballes Baena

3. Pavel Kotov

3.  Mariano Navone

 

Men’s Doubles

1.  Harri Heliovaara/Henry Patten

2.  Lucas Miedler/Alexander Erler

3.  Guido Andreozzi/Miguel Reyes-Varela

3.  Yuki Bhambri/Albano Olivetti

 

Full Results

[Josh 13,424]

Monte Carlo Masters is on right now. 
 

Both semifinals resulted in upsets, with  Ruud defeating  Djokovic 6-4, 1-6, 6-1 and  Tsitsipas “defeating” *  Sinner 6–4, 3-6, 6-4 in a very controversial match (Wasn’t the only point in which the umpire/linesman made a mistake, but a key one was when Tsitsipas was serving down 1-3 40-AD. Tsitsipas faulted on his first serve, then on his second serve he faulted again, but it was called in. They missed the call, so Sinner played the point and ended up losing it. Sinner had cramps throughout the match, that point got into his nervous system, which really impacted his play with Tsitsipas holding serve and reeling off the next four games after that)

 

[Makedonas 2,239]

To be honest I don't think it is fair to say this and put the asterisk, though Italian fans crying on social media are trying their best to tell us Tsitsipas didn't deserve to win (as if Sinner hasn't won anything lately and this was his only chance).

 

There was also a point early in the third set where the umpire made a big mistake against Tsitsipas which resulted in him getting broken in the first place. Also Sinner could've stopped the point to have the umpire check the mark (I understand it is a risk for him but he had the option) while Tsitsipas did not have the option in the point where he was robbed (linesperson erroneously called Sinner's shot out while Tsitsipas was hitting the ball, which went out, and the umpire said it was after Tsitsipas hit it when the replay clearly shows it was before).

 

Also at the end of the day Sinner still wasted a 4-2 lead and lost 4 games in a row to lose 4-6, and as you said he was cramping, it's not Tsitsipas' fault that Sinner struggled with the conditions, and Tsitsipas has a very good record against Sinner in the past, especially on slow courts like this one.

[Josh 13,424]

ATP 1000 Monte Carlo Masters | Monte Carlo, Monaco

 

Men’s Singles

1.  Stefanos Tsitsipas

2.  Casper Ruud

3.  Novak Djokovic

3.  Jannik Sinner

 

Men’s Doubles

1.  Sander Vliegen/Joran Gille

2.  Marcelo Melo/Alexander Zverev

3.  Marcel Granollers/Horacio Zeballos

3.  Marcelo Arevalo/Mete Pavic

 

Full Results

[Josh 13,424]

ATP 500 Barcelona Open | Barcelona, Spain

 

Men’s Singles

1.  Casper Ruud

2.  Stefanos Tsitsipas

3.  Dusan Lajovic

3.  Tomas Martin Etcheverry

 

Men’s Doubles

1.  Maximo Gonzalez/Andres Molteni

2.  Jan Zielinski/Hugo Nys

3.  Tomas Machac/Zhang Zhizhen

3.  Marcelo Arevalo/Mete Pavic

 

Full Results

[Josh 13,424]

ATP 250 Tiriac Open | Bucharest, Romania

 

Men’s Singles

1.  Martin Fucsovics

2.  Mariano Navonne

3.  Gregorie Barriere

3.  Alejandro Tabilo

 

Men’s Doubles

1.  Sadio Doumbia/Fabian Reboul 

2.  Harri Heliovaara/Henry Patten

3.  Tomas Machac/Zhang Zhizhen

3.  Marcelo Arevalo/Mete Pavic

 

Full Results

[Josh 13,424]

ATP 250 Barivian International Tennis Championships | Munich, Germany 

 

Men’s Singles

1.  Jan-Lennard Struff

2.  Taylor Fritz

3.  Holger Rune

3.  Cristian Garin

 

Men’s Doubles

1. Yuki Bhambri/Albano Olivetti

2.  Andreas Mies/Jan-Lennard Struff

3.  Victor Cornea/Theo Arribage

3.  Alexander Erler/Lucas Miedler

 

Full Results

[Josh 13,424]

HUGE win for  Felix Auger-Aliassime at the Madrid Open (in more ways than one), defeating leader on the ATP tour in matches won  Casper Ruud (a known clay-court specialist) 6-4, 7-5 to advance to the quarterfinals

 

31 wins on the season for Ruud, while Auger-Aliassime has been struggling to find his 2022/2023 form throughout the season (to put it lightly), really surprised to see him not only win it, but win it in straight sets. FAA was on fire during the match though, recording 33 winners and 13 unforced errors (might have to double check) compared to 17 and 7 for Ruud. 
 

Hopefully this win can help boost his confidence, and he can show this type of form heading into the rest of the season. 

Edited April 30, 2024 by Josh

[Josh 13,424]

 Sinner withdraws from the tournament due to his hip injury. 

 

 Auger-Aliassime through to his first career clay-court Masters 1000 semifinal, and a first since Paris in 2022.

[Josh 13,424]

What a cursed tournament. Mensik, Sinner, Lehecka, (RUS) Medvedev have all either retired from a match or withdrew from the remainder of the tournament due to injury.

 

Auger-Aliassime with three of them, against Mensik, Sinner, Lehecka, and with that he’s through to his first career Masters 1000 final, against  (RUS) Rublev. He’s only played three full matches, and only one of them was a quality opponent in Ruud.