Melbourne: A Daniil Medvedev who was nervous in the referee’s chair and lost his cool in the heat before it was soothing to claim 6-2, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (4), 7-5 victory over Cressy Maxime and the Australian Open quarter-final message Both on Monday.
The two Russian seeds found American service exponents – and American volleyball into beans that were difficult to be wrapped in the Margaret Court Arena and the frustration spilled after losing the third set.
Apparently rejected the request to leave the court to refresh himself, Medvedev barked in the French seat Referee Renaud Lichtenstein and complained that Cressy spent too much time between the layer.
Medvedev frustration only grew when eight break points slipped through his fingers in the fourth set before he finally slipped the forehand past America in the 11th match to take service.
Medvedev wrapped the process with many large portions before stepping up to stretch the forehand winner at the point.
Last year’s finalist, Medvedev then met Felix Auger-aliastion for a place in the semi-finals.
Medvedev lost the temperament but won the match to reach the AUS Open Quarters
