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New York – Jannik Greener was dominated by a single player who is not Carlos Alcaraz who beat him this season, direction Alexander Bublik 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 Monday night return to the US open quarterfinals.
The victory of the sinner with the top sissed only 1 hour, 21 minutes, the second shortest finished the man in the tournament. The first round win Thomas Machac was a minute shorter.
The sinner lost in the book in June in Halle, Germany, in the warm-up tournament before Vimbledon, but it was played in a lawful court. Attempting to beat the Branch Champion on the Open Hard Court is a different story – and almost impossible these days.
Sinner, who also won in the last two Australian open titles, expanded his style to hard court Grand Slams at 25 matches, tying John Mcenroe for the fifth – the longest stripe of any man.
Greeneve three dropped games are at least a few matches of the second week in rinsing meadows from the semifinals in 2015 years Novak Djokovic defeated Marin Cilic 6-0, 6-1, 6-2. The least games lost in the main career of sinners (6-0, 6-1, 6-2 vs. Be there legs within 2025. years on the open third round).
The sinner will face counterpart Italian Lorenzo MusetteSeed no. 10 Wednesday. The that day and the second quarterfinal Will Pit Nos. 8 Alex De Minaur Against no. 25 Happy Auger-Aliassime.
BULJIK, SEMI NO. 23 of Kazakhstan, he was one of the hottest players with ATP tourist 11 real victories and three titles, which is in the second best of six best six.
He won all 55 service games in which they entered this match, but the sinner broke it eight times.
The bublik could sometimes smile only, including after the match, when he said sinners online that “I’m not bad.”
Sinner made him thus, however, with 86-46 advantage in the victory points. The bublik did not help commit 13 double mistakes.
Sinner improved this year at 35-4. Alcaraz beat him in French open finite and in Rome and Cincinnati – where the sinner was ill and had to stop playing in the first set.
ESPN Research and associated press has contributed to this report.
