The legal open creates controversy again? A misjudgment in the deciding set allowed Zverev to miss a crucial break! Zheng Qinwen's unjust case was repeated

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2024-06-10 02:01Posted in Guangdong Sports Creators

In the 2024 French Open men's singles final that ended in the early morning of June 10, Beijing time, the No. 4 seed Zverev fought hard for five sets, and once lost two sets in a row while leading 2-1 on aggregate, and finally lost to No. 3 seed Alcaraz 2-3, once again missing his first Grand Slam men's singles title.

In the fifth set of this game, there was a key misjudgment, which directly affected the outcome of this game. In the first 4 sets, the two sides fought to a 2-2 draw. In the fifth set, Alcaraz broke first in the third game to take a 2-1 lead.

But in the fourth game, Zverev once led 40-0 and is expected to break back quickly. However, at 40-15, Alcaraz's "second serve" went out of bounds. The referee ruled that the serve was scored. In this way, Alcaraz not only did not lose the game due to double faults, but also unexpectedly got a good chance to come back from the dead.

Despite Zverev's angry protests, the referee insisted on upholding the verdict. In the end, Zverev was clearly affected by the misjudgment and was saved by Alcaraz on multiple break points before holding serve. Then Zverev, who was in a fluctuating mood, was broken again in the seventh game. In the end, he lost 2-6 in the deciding set.

After the game, Zverev sat in a chair unwillingly. Imagine that if it hadn't been for that misjudgment, the score of the two sides would have become 2-2 in the deciding set, and the game might have been completely different. It is no exaggeration to say that it was a miscalculation that ruined Zverev's first Grand Slam title.

It is worth noting that this is not the first time that there has been a major misjudgment at this year's French Open. China's Zheng Qinwen was reversed in the third round due to a misjudgment in the match with Avaniesang, which caused a fluctuation of mentality.

In addition, Poland's "first brother" Hurkacz also tried to ask for a change of referee in the game because of dissatisfaction with the referee. Obviously, the absence of the Eagle Eye system has made this French Open quite controversial.

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