Flavio Cobolli remounted and eliminated in Munich

Flavio Cobolli straight out at the Munich ATP 500 in Bavaria. The tennis player from Rome surrendered in three sets to Alexander Shevchenko, world number 104, who prevailed with a final score of 6-7 6-3 6-4 after a two-hour, 37-minute battle.

A rocket start by the Blue, who went up 3-0 in no time. Immediate, however, was the reaction of Shevchenko, who not only recovered the disadvantage (3-3) but allowed himself a chance to serve for the set (5-4). Cobolli, however, managed to come back into the set (5-5), winning the partial set at tie-break (7-2) after squandering three consecutive set points in the 12th game.

The second set had a strong and successful outcome.

The second set had a much more linear progression: what made the difference was a single break, scratched by the Kazakh in the sixth game and defended until the final 6-3 with which the match returned to a perfect tie-break.

A nightmarish start for the Blue in the third and decisive set in which he immediately found himself down 0-4. Here, however, with yet another twist in the match, Cobolli managed to retake his opponent at 4-4. A new stretch by Shevchenko (6-4), however, cost the Roman the match, who surrendered only on the fourth match point.