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United States Championship: Djokovic will face Bartini in the quarterfinals
The world number one will face the Italian at the third Grand Slam in a row, after beating Brooksby in four sets.
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Tuesday, 07 September 2021, 07:05 Updated: 07:18
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The quarterfinals of the United States Open will come to an end tonight (Monday), when at the end of the meetings the picture of the quarterfinals of the men's and women's tournaments will become clear.
Among the top names to emerge on the surface are Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zebrav, while Belinda Bencic opened the day with a win over Iga Shabiontek.
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The first act was by Brooksby, the rest of Djokovic's play (Photo: GettyImages, Matthew Stockman)
Men
Novak Djokovic (1, Serbia)
- Jenson Brooksby (United States) 6: 1, 3: 6, 2: 6, 2: 6
Novak Djokovic, ranked No. 1 in the world, has already won the season no less From seven games in which he lost in the first set.
Tonight he met American Johnson Brooksby and was defeated 6: 1 in the opening, but turned with 3: 6, 2: 6, 2: 6 on the way to a meeting with Matteo Bertini (6) in the quarterfinals.
Brooksby, who had already surprised Aslan Kratzb (21), opened with a storm, but could not face Nola who is storming his 21st Grand Slam and completed a 25th consecutive Grand Slam victory.
Alexander Zebrav (4, Germany)
- Yannick Zinner (13, Italy) 4: 6, 4: 6, 6: 7
Finalist Last year he met one of the strongest batsmen in the round, but did not have much difficulty in front of him in the first two sets. The German won the first two sets 4: 6 in 42 and 46 minutes respectively, but the third set was much harder for him. The two tennis players reached a draw, and the Italian had three chances to win the battle and shrink to 2: 1. However, Zebrav did not allow it, and the first game point he had he took full advantage of to secure his place in the final eight.
Matteo Bartini (6, Italy)
- Oscar Uta (Germany) 4: 6, 6: 3, 3: 6, 2: 6
The German qualified for the eighth Grand Slam final for the first time in his career and he certainly stood respectably in front of the sixth-ranked player in the competition, but in the end Bertini is the one who came out on top and with a ticket to the quarter-finals, where Novak Djokovic will wait.
The Italian needed two hours and 22 minutes to beat the 144th ranked in the world and the next step awaits the Serb who defeated him in the last Wimbledon final and also in the quarterfinals at Roland Garros.
Again, a meeting is expected against the No. 1 ranked Matteo Bartini (Photo: GettyImages, Al Bello)
Riley Opelka (22, United States) -
Lloyd Harris (South Africa)
6: 7, 6: 4, 6: 1, 6: 3
In a meeting between two tennis players who reached the Grand Slam quarterfinals for the first time in their careers, the South African came out with his hand on the top on Although he lost the first act.
Opelka has impressed so far in the United States with victories over senior players like Karen Khachanov and Dennis Shapovalov, and after the thrilling 6-7 tie-breaker it looked like he was on his way to a quarter-final for the first time in his career.
However, Harris managed to force a tie in the sets with 4: 6, and then traveled to the next two sets, which he won 1: 6 and 3: 6 in just 56 minutes.
The momentum from Tokyo continues.
Belinda Bencic (Photo: GettyImages, Al Bello)
women
Iga Sbiontek (7, Poland) -
Belinda Bencic (11, Switzerland)
7: 6, 6: 3
In one of the most intriguing games of the round, the gold medalist from the Tokyo Olympics picked up the ticket to the Grand Slam quarterfinals after just two sets. The Pole forced the Swiss an 86-minute first set, but in the end Bencic won 6-7 at the end of a 12:14 thrilling and nerve-wracking tiebreaker. From there, the 11th-ranked team did not look back, achieving its first career win over Shibontech, and maintaining a great balance in that it has not lost a battle since the start of the championship.
Carolina Pliskova (4, Czech Republic)
- Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (14, Russia) 5: 7, 4: 6
The Czech, who reached the final in the United States in 2016, has already played in the final of this year's Wimbledon tournament and now hopes to qualify for at least one more game to win a Grand Slam.
She continued her excellent momentum and defeated Russia for the seventh time out of nine meetings between them in a game that lasted an hour and 37 minutes and is now waiting for the winner between Andersco and Scari.
She also reached the final in Montreal and in Cincinnati was stopped in the semi-final stage, so she is definitely in good shape and with excellent momentum.
Russia also experienced a happy new year that included qualifying for the Roland Garros final and at the Tokyo Olympics dragged Bancic to a three-set match in the quarter-finals and won gold in the doubles doubles.
In the previous eight meetings between them, the Czech with her hand on the top thanks to a 2: 6 balance.
Aiming for another final.
Pliskova (Photo: Reuters)
Shelby Rogers (USA) -
Emma Redcano (UK)
6: 2, 6: 1 The
American hoped to continue the great journey after ousting the world number one, Ashley Barty, but she was actually stopped by the magic journey of 18-year-old Redcano .
The Briton, who is ranked 150th in the world, was not frightened by a gap of 107 places in the world rankings and demonstrated her superiority from the first moment.
At one point, Reducano won no less than 11 consecutive games across the two systems.
The British trailed 2: 0 in the first set, but just then went out to the great sequence that ended in 2: 6 after 38 minutes.
Redcano had already gone up to 0: 5 in the second set, Rogers managed to win in one game, but not beyond.
The young tennis player won the second set in 29 minutes on the way to a historic performance in the Grand Slam quarterfinals.
A magic journey.
Emma Redcano (Photo: GettyImages, Sarah Stier)
Bianca Andresco (6, Canada) - Maria Scari (17, Greece)
Andresco played a wonderful game in the third round when she overcame the Belgian Minan and with a quick 1: 6, 2: 6, and it was her first victory easily achieved after finding herself entangled in the first two rounds .
The rival from Greece, on the other hand, was particularly lethal against Petra Kabitova and barely allowed the Czech to reach breaking points, all the way to victory.
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