Paralympics tennis – The world’s greatest wheelchair athletes, containing four Israelis. Sergei Lysov, Guy Sasson, Adam Berdichevsky, and Maayan Zikri. Contest fiercely at Stade Roland Garros.
There will be no male and female wheelchair or court tennis at this year’s US Open Tennis Championships—for an amazing reason. The world’s most profitable wheelchair tennis participants are in Paris, France, contending for their nations at the Paralympics.
Every four years, the Paralympic wheelchair contest clashes with the US Open.
Four Israelis – Sergei Lysov, Guy Sasson, Adam Berdichevsky, and Maayan Zikri – are describing Israel in the wheelchair tennis occasion. Which was brought underway on Friday, and operates through September 7 on the exact benches at Stade Roland Garros. The residence of the French Open, where Sasson just won the French Open courts label. The Israelis are off to a fantastic start.
On Friday, Berdichevsky, 40, who brought up wheelchair tennis behind losing a portion in a 2007 boating mishap, conquered Luca Arca of Italy 6-2, 7-5. This was Berdichevsky’s foremost singles success at the Paralympics behind debuting at Tokyo 2020.
“I cannot express how much pleasure it was to describe my homeland like this. The victory was the foremost time. I recreated in a show of a crowd like this, and it handled like I recreated at home. It was very impressive. I was very please I could give some useful times to individuals amid all the bad days.”
Before the week, Berdichevsky performed as the Israeli contingent’s flag bearer. He was satisfied with his success and reported: “The flag approach was excellent. To walk with the entire Israel team was fantastic – and everyone caught me on TV.”
He will directly face Chile’s Alexander Cataldo in rounded two.
Paralympics Tennis – Sergei Lysov
Even on Friday, Sergei Lysov, 20, was diagnose with Perthes’ condition at age 9 and entered Israel from Russia in 2019. Conquered Brayan Tapia of Chile 7-5, 6-1 in his Paralympics tennis.
Lysov achieved a career-high scale of No. 17 earlier this month and moved to the second game on Sunday against the contest’s No. 1 seed. Alfie Hewett of Great Britain. Hewett.
On Saturday, Roland Garros court singles victor and the contest’s No. 3 seed. Guy Sasson, defeated his first-round match against Francisco Cayulef of Chile 6-2, 6-3 to move to the quarterfinals and 6-1, 6-2 to proceed into the semifinals.
“Playing for the first time in a wonderful stadium like that, with so many lovers who came to protect us. It was a wonderful atmosphere and a special feeling,” said Sasson. “Two months back when I was here, and I was capable of winning Roland Garros, that showed me a lot of faith. I adore the clay here and the environment. I knew that it would be a useful measure towards the Paralympics and here we are.”
Maayan Zikri is consider the most amazing Israeli team.
The sport created its debut as a full-medal occasion in Barcelona in 1992. The sport had formerly been a protest event in Seoul in 1988 when a males’s singles and women’s singles match was maintained. The men’s and women’s singles occasions have been recreate at the Paralympic Wheelchair Tennis Event since 1992, since Athens 2004.
