World No. 3 Carlos Alakraj lost a shocking exit from the Qatar Open, losing to Jiri Leheka of Costa Rica in the quarter -finals on 20 February. Despite the return to the second set, Alakraj could not complete the turnout and eventually 6-Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Necklace marked a big disturbance in the tournament, especially after World No. 7 Novak Djokovic Italian Matio Beretini’s Amazing fourth round lossOut of the competition with Alakraj and Djokovic, the title race took an unexpected turn. Leheka will now face Great Britain’s eighth seed Jack Draper in the semi -finals. Draper defeated Berretini and defeated her in a win of 4-6, 6-4, 6-3.
The match between Alakraj and Leheka was thrilling from the beginning, in which the check player was demonstrating a remarkable composition under pressure. He fired eight aces and capitalized on four out of four break points, leading to the biggest win of his career. The disadvantage is a blow to Alakraj, which wanted to re -achieve the top form after a shock of injury in previous tournaments.
Meanwhile, the tournament has continued to produce dramatic moments. The fifth seed Andre Rublav won the second seed de Minaur from 6–1, 3-6, 7-6 (8) in one and three-set battle. Rublev will now face Canadian Felix Agar-AliSyme, who was upgraded after the fourth seed Daniel Medvedev, forced to retire due to food poisoning. The first set was taken by Ogar-Aliyasim before withdrawing Medvedev, leading to another unexpected turn in the event.
With Qatar Open, the focus replaces the remaining players, remembering their top ranked stars as they fight for the title. Leheka’s victory over Alakraj has shook the tournament, and the Czech Rising Star will see his speed to take his speed to the semi -finals.
