Medvedev's Meltdown: Six-Zero Six-Zero Bagel

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome to Sydney News today, powered by AI. Denio Medvedev had a wild meltdown at the Monte Carlo Masters, taking his first ever 6060, beating from a Teo Baratini in just 49 minutes. The Russians smashed his racket six times after falling behind early in the second set, hurling it into the clay and even breaking it to bits before. It's tossing it away. Denio Medvedev came and hot off a strong hard-court run, but racked up 28 unforced errors and five double faults in his 626th career match. This double bagel marks only the fifth time a top 10 player has suffered one since ranking started in 1973 and the first in 10 years. Baratini, the wildcard and former Wimbledon finalist battling back from injuries, called it one of the best performances of his life, lighting up. The crowd who cheered every racket smash. Meanwhile, fourth seed, Lorenzo Muzetti's upset loss to local Valentin Vacherot, opens

1:00the draw nicely for Australia's Alex Daymanar. Other actions saw Alexander Zverov claw back from the brink to be Christian Garin, 466475, setting up a clash with Zizzo Bergs, who crushed Andre Rublev. Nineteen-year-olds Ralfan Saka also impressed, becoming the youngest last 16 player since Nadal and Gascay two decades back after downing. Arthur Rinderneck. Demine Hour faces qualifier. Alexander blocks next, while Baratini meets Fonseca, Monte Carlo's chaos is just ramping up.