After the fierce battle of the first 5 rounds, the French Open men's singles semi-finals have all been released. This year's French Open men's singles semi-finals are very strong, except for Djokovic, who retired due to injury, the other three players in the top four have successfully advanced, and the other player who has advanced to the semi-finals is the No. 7 seed Ruud.
Ruud in the quarters managed to stand out and reach the semi-finals of a Grand Slam for the fourth time in his career. In the previous three Grand Slam semi-finals, Ruud was able to go further to the final. Ruud didn't face much of a challenge at this year's French Open, and after accepting the resignation gift from the tournament, he was given four days off to rest for his hard work.
Zverev has been in very strong form at this year's French Open, and after two five-set matches, Zverev eliminated De Minaur in straight sets in the quarter-finals. This is the fourth consecutive year that Zverev has reached the semi-finals of the French Open, and he will be aiming for his first French Open final.
Third seed Alcaraz managed to break through from the quarter-finals, and judging by his performances throughout the qualifying route, Alcaraz did not drop a set in all but one of his other four matches against Frenkie de Jong, knocking out the seeded players of Koda, Aliassime and Tsitsipas.
Second seed Sinner made it to the semi-finals from the quarter-finals. Starting at the Australian Open earlier this year, Sinner has won 12 consecutive Grand Slam titles, with a stellar run that puts him ahead of Novak Djokovic to become the new world number one next week. The next semi-final will be a huge test for Sinner, who will face Alcaraz in a post-00 match.
French Open men's singles semifinals:
【7】鲁德VS【4】兹维列夫
[3] Alcaraz VS [2] Sinner