Tsitsipas, who has not dropped a set so far, eased past Spain's Pedro Martinez and is hotly tipped to go all the way to the final after an impressive 2021 so far.

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French Open, day four: Live scores, results and order of play.Paul's service game came under severe pressure as Medvedev turned the match back in his favour, the Russian sealing victory with his third match point when he broke for an eighth time. Medvedev started slowly as Paul's consistency troubled him in the opener, before regaining control in the second set after rediscovering his patience and composure. However, he now has two more to add to his tally after beating former Roland Garros junior champion Paul. The world number two has rarely concealed his dislike for the surface, having lost his first four matches at Roland Garros and having earned just 11 of his 179 career wins on clay going into this year's tournament. Medvedev has played in two Grand Slam finals on hard courts, losing to Nadal at the 2019 US Open and Djokovic at this year's Australian Open, but does not feel as comfortable on the red dirt. The trio, each aiming for a first Grand Slam title, are in the opposite side to Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, who have 58 majors between them. Medvedev, Tsitsipas and Zverev are all in the same half of the men's draw. Fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas and sixth seed Alexander Zverev both progressed on Wednesday with straight-set wins.

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