Righto, that’s us for tonight. Thanks for your company, and join us again tomorrow afternoon at 1.30pm GMT for Djokovic v Hurkacz.
Medvedev speaks: he thinks he started very well and Zverev was a bit off, so he went for the double-break given the fast court, but he then played worse as his opponent played better. He was able to regroup though, noting that on so fast a court it’s not easy to get the ball back into play if your opponent’s played a good shot. Otherwise, he says both sets were tight, winning the breaker put pressure on Zverev, and he’s feeling good. Turin is just three hours by car from where he lives in Monaco, he knows where he likes to eat and his family can join him; at this stage of the season, he tries to balance tennis with non-tennis.
