Also defeated Felix at the US Open
Also defeated Felix at the US Open
Cash / Glasspool beat Khachanov / Rublev in straight sets in the men’s doubles
Cash / Glasspool beat Khachanov / Rublev in straight sets in the men’s doubles
Kyrgios: OK time to start playing
Kyrgios: OK time to start playing
Has the De Minaur vs Rublev winner in that Semifinal, should be a great end to the event in Beijing with who is still left
Has the De Minaur vs Rublev winner in that Semifinal, should be a great end to the event in Beijing with who is still left
“It’s the first match on clay. Not my favorite surface.…”
Death, taxes, & Meddy hating clay 😭
“It’s the first match on clay. Not my favorite surface.…”
Death, taxes, & Meddy hating clay 😭
Vamos, Botic!
I refuse to root for Khachanov
Vamos, Botic!
I refuse to root for Khachanov
Quite the turnaround after a 0-6 start.
Quite the turnaround after a 0-6 start.
After a bit of a meandering year, Hubert Hurkacz is finally back on the doorstep of the top 30.
The former world #6 takes down recent US Open semifinalist Karen Khachanov, 7-6², 6-2, to reach the final four in Beijing.
After a bit of a meandering year, Hubert Hurkacz is finally back on the doorstep of the top 30.
The former world #6 takes down recent US Open semifinalist Karen Khachanov, 7-6², 6-2, to reach the final four in Beijing.
These tiebreaks today have been absolutely insane, Khachanov now falls to 8-10 on the season and Mensik moves to the last 16.
These tiebreaks today have been absolutely insane, Khachanov now falls to 8-10 on the season and Mensik moves to the last 16.
"Can you call the physio please?" 💀
"Can you call the physio please?" 💀
Sabalenka, Khachanov/Hurkacz, De Minaur/Rublev, Djokovic/Zverev, Muchova, Andreeva, Noskova, Medvedev, Osaka highlight Beijing
Alcaraz/Shapovalov and Fils/Vacherot highlight Tokyo.
Sabalenka, Khachanov/Hurkacz, De Minaur/Rublev, Djokovic/Zverev, Muchova, Andreeva, Noskova, Medvedev, Osaka highlight Beijing
Alcaraz/Shapovalov and Fils/Vacherot highlight Tokyo.
In a match with 17 (!) breaks of serve -- 9 for Medvedev, 8 for Khachanov -- and 36 break points, Daniil Medvedev defeats his good friend Karen Khachanov 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 in 2h53 to reach the 2nd round in Monte-Carlo.
He will face Alex Muller in R2.
In a match with 17 (!) breaks of serve -- 9 for Medvedev, 8 for Khachanov -- and 36 break points, Daniil Medvedev defeats his good friend Karen Khachanov 7-5, 4-6, 6-4 in 2h53 to reach the 2nd round in Monte-Carlo.
He will face Alex Muller in R2.
Karen was in the mood for a fresh bagel today.
He’s now beaten Nick the last 2 times they played.
Former semifinalist is up & running.
Karen was in the mood for a fresh bagel today.
He’s now beaten Nick the last 2 times they played.
Former semifinalist is up & running.