Zivilev hit the forehand ball.

He is the first post-90s male player to reach the Grand Slam final. When will he get back to the top?

20 18 French Open retired due to injury, and the Canadian star La Onic was impressively listed. La Onic said in a statement: "I regret to withdraw from this year's French Open. I have had many wonderful memories here, but now I need more time to recover, so that I can return to the stadium in a better state. Thanks for your support. I will try to return in the grass season. "

In the era when the 80s, represented by the Big Four, dominated the Grand Slam, Canadians once broke this monopoly. As early as 20 14, La Onic reached the semi-finals of Wimbledon, and in 20 16, the Canadians went further, reaching the semi-finals of the Australian Open at the beginning of the year and defeating Federer in the semi-finals of Wimbledon in the same year. Although the final lost to Murray, it failed to break the monopoly in the 1980s. However, he is already the first post-90s male player to reach the Grand Slam final. 2065438+065438 In 2006 10, his ATP ranking came to the third place in the world, setting a career high.

Born in 1990, La Onic is1.96m tall, with violent serve and strong forehand. Unlike other tall players, La Onic's footwork moves flexibly. 20 1 1 Australian Open, La Onic broke through the Australian Open qualifiers and reached 16 in one fell swoop, which was his first time to enter the top of the Grand Slam 16. Then he won the first tour championship in his career at ATP San Jose Station, and completed three consecutive championships at San Jose Station on 20 13. The best result of Canadians in the French Open is that they reached the quarterfinals of the French Open in 20 14, missed the French Open due to injury in 20 15, reached the fourth round of the French Open in 20 16, and stopped in the quarterfinals in 20 17.

However, in his career, Canadians have been plagued by injuries. 20 15 missed the French open because of footstep surgery. In the 20 18 season, injuries did not seem to be far away from him. After the first round of the 20 18 Australian Open, the performance of the two races in North America rebounded in the spring. Indian Wells entered the semi-finals and lost to the final champion Delporte Rowe. Miami lost to Delporte Rowe in the quarter-finals. The clay season Madrid Masters lost to compatriot and new generation player Sapovalov in the final of 16.

At that time, Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray were still in their prime. Later, the new generation of players such as Zvilev, Tim and Sapovalov rose rapidly, and the young people in the past were veterans who were about to turn 28. I don't know if Canadians who will return to the stadium in the grass season can find their former state and return to the peak. After all, he used to be a "pull god" in the hearts of fans.