The No. 6 seed Nadu faced the 13-year-old Shapuhualuf at the Australian Open, winning two consecutive sets 6:3 and leading 6:4. The opponent made repeated mistakes and became emotionally out of control. He questioned Nadu for delaying the serve, but the referee did not. There was a warning, and he even called “you are corrupt” on the field. After Nadu lost 4:6 and 3:6, he was forced to enter the final set with a stomach pain and requested a medical suspension, but he finally won 6:3, the closest he has been since defeating Fedana in the 2009 Australian Open final. 5 Australian Open final set wins for the first time.
During the match, the temperature once reached 30 degrees Celsius, and he reached the Australian Open men’s singles quarter-finals with the seventh degree. It went down very quickly, and this battle completely destroyed me.” He was fortunate to have two days off before playing once more on Friday for a place in the final.
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