Botic van de Zandschulp has made his first ATP semifinal in the last two years after defeating Thiago Seybath Wild in Kitzbuhel’s ATP quarterfinal: 7-6 (2), 6-2.

After beating the wild cardboard Nicolas Jarry and the hero of the house The wrong Philip, Thiago Seybath Wild it Was SculptThe third opponent in the Austrian gravel. The Brazilian 17-year-old exceeded Justin Engel and experienced Roberto Bautista Agut On the way to the quarter -finals in Kitzbuhel.

Van De Zandschulp, the 103rd ATP player, set off for a rusty beginning quarter-final When Seybath Wild broke the Dutch in his first game of service. The third-top-top Dutchman showed resistance turning from 40-30 down to re-say Seybath Wild in the next match.

Van de Zandschulp fought heavily in his second service – he won only two of his second service points in the first set – but again managed to push Seybath Wild to the border breaking his Brazilian opponent in his last game of the first set.

Seybath Wild immediately returned in favor, but could not best Van De Zandschulp in the subsequent connection, losing in two of his first three services along the way for a 7-2 loss.

An irritated Seybath Wild, who threw his record on the ground during the first set link, was on the verge of broken Van de Zandschulp in the second set, but was unable to convert to a 40-0 lead and let the Dutch win four in a row to keep his service game.

Instead, it was Van de Zandschulp who captured a significant break, climbing 4-2 after the Brazilian suffered more material failure such as a string of his tennis Rakiti fired for the second time during the match. Van de Zandschulp held in his next match match before breaking Seybath Wild for a second time, returning to his third point of match to connect his first ticket to a Atp semi -final since he reached the final in Munich in March 2023.

In the semifinals, Van de Zandschulp will meet the high seed Bublik alexander.

Jesper de Jong was not so lucky in Croatia. The Dutchman, who reached his first ATP Tour final in Sweden last weekend, lost to Set to the Spaniard Carlos Taberner In the quarterfinal in Umag: 7-5, 6-3.

De Jong lost a significant service game late in the first set before removing three resting points in the first match of the second set. After Taberner still managed to break De Jong later, the Spaniard completed his work with a third break in the ninth and final match of the second group.