This Fabian Marozsan has something...

He beat Alcaraz in 2 sets in Rome, De Minaur here in 2 sets (11th in the world), then managed to continue against Lajovic (still in 2 sets). His ranking? 91st worldwide.. 🤣🤣🤣

What is behind this 24-year-old Hungarian... You just have to watch his 2 matches in Shanghai to understand. We're dealing with a super aggressive guy already. It starts early and doesn't hesitate to go straight in its strikes. And when I say French, I weigh my words. It's simple, his forehand can put you 3 meters from the ball quite regularly. You have to play the backhand as much as possible with length. The rounded trajectories do not bother him on the forehand, a little more on the backhand. In any case, at least on the back, you don't take a cartridge 🤣. Because at hip height and cadence, you have to hold on. The Hungarian's other strength is that after surprising his opponents from the start and winning the first set, he managed to contain the increase in the level of play of quality opponents to win in 2 sets. And then he knows how to follow it up. In Rome, after his victory against Carlito, he certainly lost, but in 3 sets against an excellent Coric. Now, his game remains risky, it's the first time in his life that he has gone so far in this type of tournament, and Casper Ruud has a lot of experience and a certain realism. With his lift and his earthy spirit, he can perfectly put an end to the breakthrough of the Hungarian of Armenian origin...