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The winner of the unprecedented 20 Grand Slam titles and last year`s champion Roger Federer struggled for less than an hour and a half with the resistance of young American Taylor Fritz - 6:2, 7:5, 6:2 - to qualify forthe Australian Open Tennis Championships.


The next opponent of the Maestro will also be a young rising star, but with a much greater chance of resisting him - Stefanos Tsitsipas, who previously eliminated Nikoloz Bazililashvili in four sets. For the 17th time, FedExpress is the Australian Open`s eighth finals.


The first set was an uncompromising recipe of service from the great Swiss who lost only two points to his serve, while at the same time he managed to neutralize the already uncertain attack of the opponent. Fritz had entered the fight in the hope that he would be able to use not only serveh, but also his forehand, as the pressure was too high because he made nine unintentional mistakes in the first part of the game.


The second set was the only really equivalent and somehow seduced the viewers to watch a longer battle on the court. Fritz began to take more risks with his forehand and to be more permanent than his initial blow, even though he was far from threatening to make a break. In the sixth and eighth games, however, he managed to create more problems for Federer when he met, while at the same time he was making a larger number of winners. The difference, however, was the number of unprovoked mistakes that prevented Fritz from holding on to his inertia. As a top he cracked at the most inappropriate moment and broke a 5:6 break, and Federer had no problems at all.


In the final mentioned by tennis predictions set, the Maestro allowed himself to perform experiments with his performances because Fritz stopped to give an adequate response, allowing two consecutive breaks for 1:2 and 1:4. Eventually, last year`s champion recorded a win for 88 minutes without having to reflect any break point.
Federer has continued his series of already 17 victories in Melbourne, with his last defeat by Novak Djokovic in the semifinals in 2016. He continues to be among the favorites for the trophy to repeat the Jokerra record, which is the only one with three consecutive triumphs at the Australian Open between 2011 and 2013.

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