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Thanasi Kokkinakis and Jenson Brooksby may have exited the Miami Open in the round of 16, but they did so with ringing endorsements from two of tennis’ top players. Kokkinakis, 25, saw his five-match winning run at the Masters 1000 event — which started in qualifying — ended by world No. 4 Alexander Zverev.
Norway's Casper Ruud not only pulled off an upset win against Alexander Zverev, but also completed the win in style as he displayed some unique skills and tricks with the ball during the Miami Open quarter-finals. Ruud put on a complete performance as he enthralled the crowd during his three-set demolition (6-3, 1-6, 6-3) of Zverev. With the eyes in the crowd constantly monitoring the movement of star player Zverev, Ruud made his time count in the middle with quirky antics. Such was one instance where he nonchalantly opened one of the pockets in his shorts to collect the ball straight from the other end of the court. As soon as Ruud pulled it off, the crowd went into a frenzy and burst into a big round of applause for the Norwegian player.
Daniil Medvedev may be the favourite heading into his quarter-final clash with Hubert Hurkacz, but Andy Roddick feels the Polish tennis star stands every chance of beating the No 1 seed. It's been a rollercoaster couple of months for Medvedev ever since losing the Australian Open final to Rafael Nadal.
Casper Ruud overcame a second-set slump to claim the biggest win of his career as he dumped Alexander Zverev out of the Miami Open.
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Nick Kyrgios has been invited to play the Serbian Open by the tournament director, Novak Djokovic's bother Djordje. The 26-year-old was one of few players to vocally defend the world No 1 when he had his visa cancelled twice and was ultimately deported from Australia on the eve of the season-opening Grand Slam, and struck up an unlikely bond with Djokovic as a result.
Casper Ruud stunned second seed Alexander Zverev 6-3 1-6 6-3 to advance through to the semi-finals of the Miami Open. It is the first time the Norwegian has beaten Zverev as he set up an intriguing semi-final clash with Argentine Francisco Cerundolo as both look to make their maiden ATP Masters 1000 final. Ad/> Ruud was in inspired form as he downed the German with his serve on fire.
Casper Ruud is on the cusp of reaching his first ATP Masters 1000 final after upsetting second seed Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals of the Miami Open.