Stefanos Tsitsipas (No.4) with a sensational performance prevailed over Karen Kachanov (No.20) with 3-1 sets (7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3) and qualified for the first time (after three failed attempts) in the final of the Australian Open!
A qualification that will bring the Greek tennis player a large amount. More specifically, with his appearance in the final of the Australian Open, “Tsitsi” definitely secured 1,625,000 Australian dollars (about 1,061,000 euros), which means that in total career earnings he will approach 25 million dollars!
At the same time, if he manages to win the cup, then Tsitsipas will become richer by 2,975,000 Australian dollars (about 1,943,000 euros).
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