Djokovic is still sovereign in Paris. After Ymer, he allowed Berankis only five games

Novak Djokovic After disappointing at the US Open, where he hit a line judge after an unfortunate ball and was disqualified, he returned to the courts with a triumph on Roman clay, celebrated a record 36th trophy from the Masters and started the ninth tenth collection of his titles.

He has not yet admitted the first standard defeat of this year at the ongoing French Open. In today’s Paris clay after Mikael Ymer, whom he allowed only five games, he swept 6-1 6-2 6-2 in today’s second round match Richard Berankis and adjusted his balance this year (including disqualification) to 33-1. He is still attacking the 18th Grand Slam laurel, which would pull the lead of Rafael Nadal (19) and record holder Roger Federer (20).

While in the opening round against Ymer, Djokovic could not avert either of the two breakballs, today he eliminated both threats. The leading man in the ATP rankings bet 25 victories against 14 unforced errors, Berankis had the exact opposite ratio, and after the first serve he lost only two of the 38 finings. He helped ten aces to advance and advanced to the next round in 83 minutes.

Djokovic plays the French Open for the sixteenth time in his career and only did not make it to the second week twice, on his debut in 2005 and four years later. The winner of the 2016 season will attack his 11th round of 16 in a row in a premiere duel with Daniel Galán.

The 24-year-old Colombian tennis player, ranked 153rd in the ATP rankings, who had never crossed the first round in the Big Four before, entered the main event as a lucky loser, eliminated Cameron Norrie in the opening round and swept 6-2 6-2 6 today. -3 qualifier Tennyse Sandgren.

Denis Shapovalov will not remember this year’s French Open for good. The ninth seeded in Paris ends in the second round, although in today’s match with Robertem Carballésem twice administered for the procedure. Twenty-seven-year-old Carballés, after winning 7-5 6-7 (5) 6-3 3-6 8-6 on the 12th attempt, scored the premier scalp of the Top 20 player and advanced to the third round of grand slams for the first time. Currently, the 101st player in the world will challenge Grigor Dimitrov.

Daniel Altmaier is experiencing a fantastic premiere on the grand slam scene. Twenty-two-year-old German qualifier did not lose a set after Felician López, even with a deployed compatriot Jan-Lennard Struff, played by 6-3 7-6 (4) 6-3. He will play with Lloyd Harris or Matteo Berrettini in the round of 16.