Despite the successes, Taylor Fritz was critical of the ATP circuit conditions

Taylor Fritz continues to advance in Toronto… but that does not take it out of the focus for a Critical analysis of the situation. No. 4 of the classification was imposed on Andrey Rublev (11th) by 6-3 and 7-6 (4) and, after the clash, It ended up coinciding with the reading of the Russian.

It is that Rublev had words against the conditions and Fritz signed: “It is a combination between the track and the balls. I believe if we played with Dunlop would feel better because the ball is slower and we would have more control. This combination of conditions is quite ugly Because sometimes you make mistakes that make no sense, and it is because it costs to have contact with the ball. “

“Not today, but I have had matches this week in which some balls were going outside for several meters. These balls are not bad, but It is very difficult to play when you combine them with such a fast track “hill.

Fritz will face his compatriot Ben Shelton (7th) who, 22 years old, is the youngest American semifinalist in a tournament at this level in the last two decades.

The next scale will be the masters 1000 of Cincinnati that already has its road map.

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