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Daniil Medvedev has admitted the world No 1 ranking wasn't on his mind when he crashed out of the Miami Open with cramps and dizziness. The 26-year-old needed to reach the semi-finals to regain the top ranking from Novak Djokovic but fell to defending champion Hubert Hurkacz in the quarters.
Casper Ruud overcame ‘brutal’ conditions to book his place in a first ATP Masters 1000 final with victory over Francisco Cerundolo at the Miami Open. The Norwegian is rising sharply up the ranks, and after three defeats at the semi-final stage of Masters 1000 events — he eased to a 6-4 6-1 win over Cerundolo. Ad/> Ruud made his name on clay courts, but at the fourth time of asking he advance to a Masters 1000 final on the hard courts in Florida — and became the first Norwegian to do so.
It was another first for Casper Ruud at the Miami Open on Friday as the Norwegian reached his maiden ATP Masters 1000 final with a comfortable win over Francisco Cerundolo.
Carlos Alcaraz has explained how he got over the line in his Miami Open quarter-final to beat Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal's records and become the youngest teenager to make back-to-back semi-finals in the 'Sunshine Double'. The 18-year-old lost to Nadal in the Indian Wells semis and faces defending Miami Open champion Hubert Hurkacz in his second successive last-four match.
Norway's eighth-ranked Casper Ruud reached his first ATP Masters 1000 final on Friday, beating surprise package Francisco Cerundolo in straight sets at the Miami Open.
Norway's Casper Ruud ended Francisco Cerundolo's unexpected run to the Miami Open semi-finals with a 6-4 6-1 win on Friday.
A bewildered Daniil Medvedev has reflected on «feeling super dizzy» as he denied «nerves» got to him in his shock Miami Open loss to Hubert Hurkacz. The 26-year-old had been required to reach the semi-finals of the tournament to reclaim the world No. 1 ranking from rival and friend Novak Djokovic but came up short as he was left stunned in straight sets by defending champion Hurkacz in the quarter-finals.
«Va, Charly, atento hostia». Esto lo gritó cuando perdía por 4-2 en el primer set contra Miomir Kecmanovic en . Hasta este jueves, quizá antes,, el chaval se había sentido muy superior a todos sus rivales. Esta vez se veía nervioso, fuera de tono, superado por un enemigo, el serbio de 22 años y 48º, que no fallaba una y avanzada inexorable en el duelo con rictus siempre serio, incluso con cara de pocos amigos. A partir de esa arenga, el murciano fue otro. No le bastó para adelantarse, pero sí para despertar y madurar el encuentro hasta remontar y ganar por 6-7 (5), 6-3 y 7-6 (5) en dos horas y 23 minutos de puro espectáculo. De hecho, la propia ATP lo califica como el partido del torneo. «Fue todo muy igualado y la energía de la gente me empujó. Estuvieron espléndidos y lo agradezco porque así fui capaz de vencer», dijo Alcaraz.