Alcaraz and Monfils stopped by rain in Cincinnati

Le 16/08/2024 à 08h24 par Guillaume Nonque

Carlos Alcaraz and Gael Monfils were unable to complete their duel in Cincinnati on Thursday (6-4, 6-6). The two men were interrupted by rain after the Frenchman had come within a set of levelling the match at one set apiece.

He had a set point at 6-5, 30-40, which the Spaniard almost miraculously saved at the net. In the tie-break, Monfils was leading 3-1 at the time of interruption. The match will resume this Friday in 2nd rotation on Center Court.

Four other matches have been interrupted or postponed: Pegula vs Muchova, Zheng vs Frech, Ruud vs Auger-Aliassime and Wozniacki vs Pavlyuchenkova.

Monfils, Gael

4

7

6

Alcaraz, Carlos [2]

6

4

Pegula, Jessica [6]

5

6

Muchova, Karolina

7

4

2

Zheng, Qinwen [7]

6

7

Frech, Magdalena [Q]

1

5

Ruud, Casper [7]

3

1

Auger-Aliassime, Felix

6

Wozniacki, Caroline [WC]

5

4

Pavlyuchenkova, Anastasia

7

6

Cincinnati

Tableau

Carlos Alcaraz

2e, 11250 points

Gael Monfils

70e, 825 points

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