Historic! German Duo in the Finals of the ATP Finals

The German tennis duo Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz have reached the final of the ATP Finals. It is always a German doubles match in an endgame of the final.

That’s German Tennis-Duo Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz hat Geschichte geschrieben. Both professionals defeated the Australian Doppel Max Purcell/Jordan Thompson during the ATP Finals in Turin in three sets (2:6, 6:3, 11:9) and were the first German Duo der Geschichte in the Endspiel.

Schon der Einzug ins Half-final was historical.

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“That was a completely absurd lifestyle,” said ex-tennis star Andrea Petkovic, writing Air.

There is an end to the game, Krawietz and Pütz have a few Rückschläge who have put in more effort. So both die in Satz a frühes Break zum 2:3, wenig später zum 2:5 – der first Satz war as futsch.

Abgewehrter Matchball

Auch der zweite Satz started little gut: Krawietz and Pütz must have abgeben the first Aufschlagspiel. Kurz darauf gelang ihnen aber das Rebreak zum 2:2. Entscheidend war das Break zum 5:3, der Weg zum Satzsieg war geebnet.

While they are now playing with their punkt, both Germans can play a Matchball, and they will go to 11:9 with their own Matchball and thus move on.

“I have experienced a learning experience, then I have reached a level,” said Pütz. “It is a war that Match means. Naturally, we are always happy,” says Krawietz.

Krawietz/Pütz take revenge for themselves

Krawietz/Pütz took revenge in the Australian region for the Niederlage in the US Open for the beef two Monaten.

Gegner in the Endspiel on Sonntag is the French-Open-Sieger Marcelo Arevalo/Mate Pavic (El Salvador/Croatien) or the Wimbledon champion Harri Heliovaara/Henry Patten (Finnland/Großbritannien).

With SID (Sports Information Service)