Lorenzo Musetti enjoyed a memorable spring on clay. The young Italian reached at least the semi-final at all four notable events on the slowest surface, becoming only the fifth player to achieve that since 1990.

Early on, Musetti had the advantage after taking the first set, 6-4, as the Italian showed his class as he went toe-to-toe with the world No. 2. The two stayed on serve until Musetti finally got a late break and consolidated it to take the first set and an early lead in the match.

Lorenzo Musetti admitted feeling disappointed after retiring from his French Open semifinal against Carlos Alcaraz. However, he said his performance The post Lorenzo Musetti Experiences Mixed Feelings After Roland Garros Semifinal Retirement Against Carlos Alcaraz appeared first on FirstSportz.