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Wimbledon entered its second day of match, and an upset was played.
A high-profile battle on Court 2 will be between the tournament's No. 6 seed, Russian GI Rublev, and Argentine's Komesana, ranked 122nd in the world.
Since his upset in the third round of the French Open, Rublev has been exempted from the tournament and did not participate in the warm-up match until the Halle Tournament a week before Wimbledon, but he was unfavorably defeated in the first game by American player Gillone.
Coming to Wimbledon with a 0-win record in grass courts, Rublev, who is not good at grass courts, may be upset.
In the first set, Rublev served first.
In the first four games, the two each held serve to a 2-2 draw;
The balance of the match was broken in the fifth game, and the Argentine forced a break point to cash in efficiently to take a 3-2 lead;
The No. 6 seed, who was behind, fought back unsuccessfully and lost the first set 4-6;
Entering the second set, Rublev got off to a good start, building a 3-0 lead with two guarantees and one break;
In the 5th game, Komesana broke back strongly in a lovegame way, but in the 12th game, the Argentine failed to withstand the pressure, and Rublev broke serve twice to set the score at 7-5;
The No. 6 seed, who equalized the big score, entered the third set with a series of mistakes, and was soon broken in the third game of his own serve, and the emotionally unstable Rublev collapsed directly, and lost his serve again in the fifth game, and soon fell behind 1-5, Komesana successfully held serve in the eighth game and won the third set 6-2;
In the fourth set, Rublev served first, and this set was a must-win for the Russian GIs.
In the 10th game of the match, Rublev had a good chance to break serve in the opponent's service game, but was brilliantly defused by Komesana;
Rublev, who missed a good chance, almost broke in the 11th game, but withstood the pressure at the crucial moment and also saved a break point;
In the first 12 games, each held serve, and the game entered a brutal tie-break.
In the tie-break, the pressure on Rublev quickly fell behind with a small score of 2-5, although he stubbornly chased the small score to 5-5, but he was soft at the critical moment, and the opponent won 2 points in a row, 7-5 to lock the victory.
In the end, after 4 sets of fierce battles, there was a big upset in the men's singles field: Rublev, the No. 6 seed and No. 2 men's singles player of Russia, was overturned by Komesana, who was only ranked 122nd in the world, 1-3, and unfortunately suffered a first-round tour.
It is worth mentioning that the two big upsets on the second day of Wimbledon both happened to the No. 6 seed, and the two major seeds in the men's and women's singles were both upset and missed the promotion.
Congratulations to the big dark horse Comessana for his victory.