Deyo: From today onwards, please call this man "Mr. Yum"

After the match against the Englishman Norrie, another new milestone in tennis was born: Serbian king Deyo was named "Mr. Yum" at the French Open, adding another stroke to his all-time best!

Before the start of this big game, there is only one concern for the outside world: Will Deyo's 100 wins at the French Open come as scheduled, or will everyone wait until next year?

Although Deyo has won all five matches against Norrie before, and his state is quite hot after appearing at this French Open, considering that this matchup is about Norrie's turnover, it is not necessary to think that the British will rivet Djokovic, which still makes people nervous.

Moreover, fans and netizens also pointed out another core key point, the strength or state of Deyo's opponents in the first few rounds is not as good as Norrie, and from the one-eighth finals, each opponent is a hard walnut in the strength list, which makes the outcome of this showdown full of suspense.

Deyo continued the characteristics of slow heating in the past in this game! After entering the state at a very fast pace, he took a 3-1 lead in the opening game, which also made the victory or defeat of the first set lose suspense early. In the face of Norrie's counterattack, Deyo also stood firmly on the side with a steady performance and supported the supporters, playing quite freely, taking a 6-2 lead.

originally thought that Deyo would continue such an excellent performance in the first set from the second set, so that everyone could still watch the game with a more relaxed attitude, but unexpectedly, it began to test the hearts of fans and netizens.

Seeing that Deyo lost his first service game, and Norrie became more and more courageous, the tension instantly began to spread in the live broadcast room. Some people bluntly said that if Deyo loses this set and Norrie's momentum rises, it is difficult to say whether he can suppress the flame of revenge in his body and regain control of the game.

At such a critical moment, as Deyo adjusted his state to tie the score, it also made everyone breathe a sigh of relief.

The reason why everyone praised Deyo was that when the two were tied 3-3 in the second set, there was nothing wrong with Norrie. The Serbian king won the second set 6-3 with three games in a row, leaving Norrie to be the side under more pressure throughout the match.

In the first two games of the third set, the two were still evenly matched, and from the third game, with Deyo taking the lead in breaking serve, the outcome of this match was completely out of suspense.

The imposing Serbian king suppressed Norrie to the death, and until he came to the commanding heights of the whole match 5-2, he did not give the British a chance to turn the tables, and finally ended the battle directly 6-2 and advanced to the quarterfinals of the French Open.

With this victory over Norrie, Djokovic also won 100 wins in a Grand Slam tournament for the first time, and even took the title of "Mr. Victory at the French Open", allowing tens of thousands of fans and netizens to witness another 100-hundred-year milestone after he won 100 titles in Geneva, which is amazing.

In addition, this victory also allowed Deyo to set two personal records: first, he reached the quarterfinals of the French Open for the 19th time in his career; 2. Won the 62nd Grand Slam quarterfinals of his career.

After the French Open, a new personal record of 100 wins, where is the motivation for Deyo to fight next? Fans and netizens gave two conjectures!

The first guess is the 25th Grand Slam title.

Before Djokovic's arrival at the French Open, many people thought that the Serbian king would have no chance of winning this year's French Open, but with his outstanding performance in the first four rounds and advancing to the quarterfinals without dropping a set, Djokovic has become a strong contender for the title, completely changing everyone's previous opinions.

However, if Djokovic wants to get one step closer to winning the French Open, he will have to pass Zverev Jr. in the quarter-finals.

The second conjecture is to hit the four Grand Slams and win all 100 wins!

Now that Deyo has taken the lead in achieving 100 wins at the French Open, 99 wins at the Australian Open, 97 wins at Wimbledon and 90 wins at the U.S. Open, the more difficult for Deyo should be the U.S. Open. But in everyone's opinion, as long as Deyo wants to achieve it, as long as he works hard at the US Open this year, he should be able to achieve it all next year.

Some say that you have already witnessed too many incredible records for Djokovic, and if Djokovic wins his 25th Grand Slam title this year, and he has 100 wins in all four Grand Slams at the end of next season, what will be the new goal for Mr. Yum? I suggest that everyone think about Deyo in advance, and then shout and tell him in the air!(Source: Tennis House Author: Starry Sky of Moon River)