A shocking reversal! The No. 12 seed of the French Open men s singles made two and three chases! Escape from serving to win the game!

In the second round of the French Open men's singles marathon that ended early this morning, Paul, the 12th seed at the tournament, reversed the 33-year-old veteran Fosovic 4-6, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4, and made it difficult to enter the third round.

The thrilling game was not only due to Paul's reversal of losing two and three, but also because he had already faced Fosovic's serve and won the game in the fourth set, and his life was hanging on the line. In the fourth set, when Fosovic came to serve 5-3 to win the game, everything seemed to be under control. He just broke Paul, who was struggling with abdominal pain. In this game, at 15 to 15, Fosovic scored a wonderful point, but the game then began to develop beyond expectations. Fosovic began to be nervous in the face of victory. The successive mistakes gave Paul a chance to breathe, and he was eventually dragged into the decisive set by Paul. After the game, Paul also talked about his dangerous moments, who believed that it was his willpower that allowed him to persevere in this fierce battle. "The only thing I thought in my mind was to extend, extend the score, extend the game, extend the game, extend the game," Paul said of how he reversed. "I'm not ready to go home. I think there's more to do in Roland Garros." Indeed, after the big reversal, Paul has something more important to recover from his abdominal injury, because his next opponent is Thor Cacciano, who also won the five-set battle. However, Paul said his abdominal pain would not affect his game two days later, "I'm going back. I'll definitely go back to play. I want to play with the idea of ​​winning."