Dan Altmaier advances to the third round of the French Open tournament.
Tennis Action at the French Open
Paris - Daniel Altmaier made history as the first German player to advance to the third round of the French Open. The 26-year-old triumphed over Czech Vit Kopriva in a tight four-set match, securing victory with a scoreline of 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5. Altmaier's match lasted 3 hours and 32 minutes, providing a thrilling display for spectators.
In his debut match, Altmaier astonished the tennis world by eliminating world No. 4 Taylor Fritz of the USA. His next opponent will be 21-year-old Serbian Hamad Medjedovic, whom he faces on Friday.
World No. 3 Alexander Zverev aims to follow in Altmaier's footsteps, setting his sights on the third round. Zverev takes on Dutchman Jesper de Jong on Thursday, with the match schedule to start at 11:00 (Eurosport).
Regrettably, the French Open journey came to an end for the German women. Eva Lys, the last German player standing, was outmatched by Canadian qualifier Victoria Mboko in the second round, who won 4-6, 4-6.
In previous Grand Slam tournaments, Eva Lys and Jule Niemeier represented Germany alongside Alexander Zverev. For the ongoing French Open, more information on the remaining German and Serbian players can be found on the official French Open website or by following current sports news. The search results do not mention any specific Serbian players remaining in the 2023 French Open as of yet.
Well-known Serbian players such as Novak Đoković are frequent contenders in major tournaments but do not appear to be listed in this year's French Open participant roster. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the official French Open website or recent sports news for accurate and up-to-date player information.
Sportswise, tennis lovers eagerly anticipate Altmaier's next match against Hamad Medjedovic on Friday, as both players show promise in the French Open. Meanwhile, sports-analysis enthusiasts can delve into detailed player profiles on the official French Open website or through current sports news for insights on the remaining German and Serbian competitors in the tournament.
