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Italian joy as Zverev suffers shock reversal in Rome
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Local favourite Luciano Darderi has completed a stunning comeback to defeat world No.3 Alexander Zverev and reach the quarter-finals of the Rome Masters.
The Italian rallied from 3-5 in the second set and saved four match points in the second set tie-break on his way to a 1-6 7-6 (12-10) 6-0 victory.
After two hours, 25 minutes, 18th-ranked Darderi was able to celebrate becoming the first player other than Jannik Sinner to beat Zverev at a Masters tournament since Shanghai last October.
Zverev: This is Worst Court I’ve Ever Played On
Alexander Zverev has faced the best and asserts Rome is the absolute worst.
A disconsolate Zverev failed to convert four match points in the tiebreaker suffering a brutal 6-1, 6-7(10), 0-6 loss to Italian Luciano Darderi in a Rome shocker on BNP Paribas Arena Court.
After enduring that painful collapse, Zverev nuked Rome’s red clay as “the worst court I’ve ever played on.”
Asked about the windy conditions, Zverev took aim at what he suggests are shoddy court conditions creating bad bounces.
“It was difficult to play. I mean, to be honest, the court, I think this is the worstcourt I’ve ever played on,” Zverev said. “Juniors, professional, futures, practice, I never played on a court where the court quality is that bad.
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