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Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, who has reached the heights of world No 3 in his career before, is suspected of having tested positive for Covid-19 after he was forced to pull out of the Dallas Open which starts on February 7.
Mientras esperamos al inicio del Tsitsipas-Medvedev, aquí puedes revivir también cómo ha sido el apasionante Nadal-Berrettini de la primera semifinal del Open de Australia con la narración de Albert Sancho
Daniil Medvedev vented his frustration at the “idiot” controlling the big screens in Rod Laver Arena during his Australian Open quarter-final with Felix Auger-Aliassime. Medvedev was trailing two sets to one when he moaned he was being distracted, as he prepared to return serve, by a close-up of his opponent’s face on the screen.
Some 24 hours after Denis Shapovalov reached his first Australian Open men's singles quarter-final, his friend and countryman Felix Auger-Aliassime joined him in the final eight.
Cornet and Dokic share beautiful moment Alize Cornet was in tears as she finally ended her 17-year wait for a maiden Grand Slam quarter-final with a gruelling 6-4 3-6 6-4 success over two-time major champion Simona Halep on Rod Laver Arena on Monday. Ad/> Competing in a record 60th consecutive Grand Slam main draw, and a 63rd major overall, the 32-year-old Cornet let all her emotions out as she secured her spot in the last eight and gave a heartfelt on-court interview with retired Australian player Jelena Dokic.
MELBOURNE: An agitated Daniil Medvedev teed off at the chair umpire and lost his cool in the heat before steadying to claim a 6-2 7-6(4) 6-7(4) 7-5 win over Maxime Cressy and book his second Australian Open quarter-final on Monday.
MELBOURNE : Australian Open favourite Daniil Medvedev labelled the tennis tour's bathroom break rule as "stupid" after rowing with the chair umpire about freshening up during his sweaty fourth round win over Maxime Cressy on Monday.
, vidente campeón del US Open y finalista del del año pasado, continúa en la pelea por alcanzar de nuevo el partido por el título en Melbourne. El ruso venció en cuatro sets (6-2, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (4) y 7-5 en tres horas y media) al estadounidense Maxime Cressy, que había ganado nueve partidos este año y sido subcampeón en el ATP 250 de Melbourne en el que perdió contra Nadal.