Beros Zsumbor, 22, edged out John Millman in the Davis Cup final with a surprising translation, sending Hungary a 1-0 lead against Australia!
| We started with a fantastic victory for Beros Zsumbor over the Australians (Photo: facebook.com/huntennis) |
Unsurprisingly, the Australians, who lost 3-0 to the Croats, replaced Alexei Popirin and sent John Millman to fight Red Red in the fourth set of the Davis Cup Final. Dozens of Hungarian fans also traveled to Turin to support the national team, in the first round of the 22-year-old Beros, who recently showed his good form with the final of an ATP competition in Bratislava. It is still only 282 in the world rankings and 210 places ahead of its rivals, so it took a lot of style to be successful, but the Davis Cup is a perfect platform to fill the form on paper.
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With a parade of palms, our compatriot got a break ball right on the first spur, and he did it: he had to continue this brave game in the future! He did it, I had the pleasure of watching his shots, he landed three more balls on the next Millman’s organ boom, the first came out of the lap, the second just folded, he couldn’t make the third for a good first. Australian service. He also finished fourth and fifth, to no avail, but there was nothing wrong with that, especially since he turned his shipping method to nothing after 30. It was nice to see that he could control the passing of the ball in most cases, but he had a problem at 3: 2, some of his mistakes led to Millman returning to the game. Well, the 32-year-old topped on the other side still at number 33 in the world rankings, and Roger Federer knocked out the US Open quarter-finals three years ago. However, he failed at anything in the seventh game, so the psychological and numerical advantage came to our side once again, although it was not long, the red led the Aussie to tie.
Our compatriot who plays in white had two more chances, but he couldn’t live with them and had to serve to stay in the group. The image of the game has changed a bit, Piros Zsombor began to rush, he made a lot of mistakes, so he got into trouble. However, at 0-30 there was an ace, then another weak and finally, with a double fault, Millman won the first set, although it was too much for us.
The good news is that he didn’t have a losing game left with the Reds, and he soon broke up in the second game as well. However, the mistakes came back and the advantage quickly evaporated… But in the next match, we got three more chances, and unfortunately Melman killed them both. Then Red Zsombor did the same with his opportunity, so the score was 3: 3 at the Pala Alpitour.
At 4: 4, there was a torrent of opportunities in the form of three break balls, and after the third, the parties were able to sit down and serve our Zsombink for a fee! Of course, Millman took the form hard, and Reed eventually had to run under 30-15, because the Aussie quickly got the break ball, but luckily hit it wide. Then came the risk, and the Hungarian team won with a good ball, hit a prepared ball, but Millman defended it on his own. Great serve came, second chance came true, 6: 4 here!
Confused, Melman immediately broke up with Red and then started his game with a big fly. However, the tried and tested counterfoot caught up with the betting odds, and when the Red Swords got into the game as fast as they could, the advantage quickly faded. In the third game, at 30-30, Millman won the best ball session of the game, but for this reason, no advantage or match was won, as we were able to re-register Red’s break advantage in a fierce battle. .
She confidently held her lead, but at 3: 2 there was a nursing break, her faltering player’s right arm immobilized.
The treatment went so well that he received a large organ and then a slow ball that hit a very uncomfortable spot for Millman. Then there were two involuntary errors, the situation became acute at the same time, but the palm came out well (40-30), and this boom was closed at the cost of three more balls, which meant that two more had to be won for salvation. .
The first could arrive in 4: 3, the Hungarian part of the amphitheater gave the necessary breath to his hope. At the age of 40-15 years, «Piiiros Zsombi» roared so that we could reserve another service in a raffle.
Millman made his difficult situation 30-0, Reed got the ball! The judge silenced the judges, but it wasn’t long: Millman hit the net as Beros Zsumbor fell to the ground, then they hugged with Fed captain Gabor Kovic – the Hungarian player at 4: 6, 6: 4, 6 : 3 wins!
Our best in the sequel, Marton Vosovich, will meet Australia’s number one Alex de Minaur.
Davis Cup World Final (£ 16 million, hard court)
group d
Hungary 1-0 Australia (after one game)
Red Millman 4: 6, 6: 4, 6: 3
Vukovic de Minor – from 12.45
Previously
Croatia-Australia 3-0
Gojo – Popyrin 7: 6 (7-5), 7: 5
Kilic – de Minor 6: 1, 5: 7, 6: 4
Miktik, Pavec – de Minor, Companions 6: 3, 6: 1
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