With Alcaraz and Deyo successfully meeting in the quarterfinals, it is also officially announced that the long-awaited "Deca War" is coming!

Although many people think that the Spaniard and the Serbian king are unlikely to break the contract, the meeting between the two is still a certain drama.

Before the match against Draper, the outside world was still a little worried about Alcaraz, who has been in excellent form at the Australian Open this year, and bluntly said that the Spaniard's good form may have come too soon, and Draper is likely to prevent him from dating Deca, "Let the 'Deca War' be aborted early." ”

Especially after seeing Alcaraz hold a 5-2 lead in the first set, failing to win it in one go, and finally winning 7-5, everyone's worries about Alcaraz were even more worried. This shows that the Spaniard's form is not stable, Draper is indeed an extremely dangerous opponent, and if he continues to play like this, Alcaraz will not be surprised if he is upset.

It may be that God also wants the "Deca War" to come as scheduled, and Draper called a medical timeout just after the first set.

No one could have imagined that this unexpected situation would become a major turning point in the whole match, when the Briton swallowed a fritter and lost quickly, he soon announced his retirement due to injury, allowing Alcaraz to easily advance to the quarterfinals.

While the Spaniards were expecting the winner between Deyo and Lehecka, the various information before the big game also made people a little apprehensive.

Compared with many people who are optimistic that Djokovic can smoothly join Alcaraz, Tony Jones, the host of Australia's Channel 9, expressed a completely different view from the outside world when the Serbian king played against Leheca early on.

"Novak is overrated, and he has a good chance of being out." Considering Tony's identity and knowledge of the tennis field is obviously more professional than that of ordinary fans, before he played against Leheca, the other party said such a thing, which suddenly made some people who had previously supported Deyo bluntly dare not think about the final result, for fear of being unfortunate by the host.

Lehecka's confidence was also infinitely high when talking about the match against Deyo, and he directly released such a bold statement that he could beat Deyo.

"I'm already confident in my game and the way I've trained in Australia for the last two or three weeks, so if I'm playing my best tennis, why can't I beat Djokovic?" In the face of many people questioning that it is difficult for him to defeat Deyo, Leheka threatened to defeat the Serbian king for a very simple reason, in the eyes of the Czechs, Deyo is also an ordinary person, not a god, and will make mistakes, as long as he works hard enough, he will definitely be able to do it.

Lehecka's words also reminded people of the scene when he lost to Deyo in the United Cup last year, so the Czechs are now releasing such words, obviously with a revenge mentality and ready to fight with Deyo, if the 23-year-old goes crazy, the Serbian king, who has no age advantage, may be really dangerous.

It is gratifying that Djokovic continued his good form of defeating another Czech good player Mahac in the previous round, and did not have a slow heat as before, and it only took more than 90 minutes to win two sets in a row, completely pushing all the pressure on Lehecka.

Although the third set started with a short break battle, neither of them established an advantage. However, as the game continued to move forward, the major problem of Leheca's inconsistent performance was exposed, and it also laid a solid foundation for Deyo to take the lead by using his profound skills in the tie-break battle later. In the end, the Serbian king sealed the victory of the match in straight sets in three sets.

After the three-set victory over Lehecka, which also made everyone breathe a sigh of relief, Deyo finally lived up to expectations and turned the "Deka battle" that everyone wanted to see the most from expectation into reality.

In addition, with a victory over Lehecka, Djokovic also increased his Grand Slam quarter-finals to 61, leading all men's players.

Looking ahead to the next big battle with Alcaraz, many people bluntly said that starting from the quarter-finals, each round will be a great test for Djokovic, and if he can beat the Spaniard again, "I definitely have great hope of supporting my old father to reach the final in Melbourne and hit the 25th Grand Slam title." ”

Alcaraz was also determined to win when he faced Deyo in the quarter-finals.

'I'm going to treat this game like I did against him before, so let's see. I know my strengths, I know I can play good games and I can beat him. Alcaraz's early announcement that he could beat Deyo also made everyone eager to know whether the Spaniard would really be able to do it at that time, and instantly made this matchup unmatched.

Djokovic and Alcaraz have played each other seven times before, most recently at last year's Paris Olympics, when Djokovic beat the Spaniard with a double tie-break in a completely unfavourable situation, which directly brought Alcaraz to tears at Roland Garros. The two played each other again after a few months, and what would happen in the end naturally made everyone look forward to it.

After losing to Djokovic at the Paris Olympics, Alcaraz has expressed his hope to face the Serbian king again soon. After finally getting his wish this time, the Spaniard is full of confidence again, will he succeed in revenge in the end, or will he let Deyo once again prove to the outside world that Jiang is always old and spicy, and teach Alcaraz a lesson? See!(Source: Tennis House Author: Starry Sky of Moon River)