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Touching the record: Djokovic defeated Zebrav and advanced to the US Championship finals

The Serb defeated his opponent 2: 3 on the way to the final against Medvedev, who did not have a hard time on the way to 0: 3 over Ugar Eliasim.

If he wins, the world number one will climb to the top of the Grand Slam winners table

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• Sasha Zebrav

• Daniel Medvedev

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Saturday, 11 September 2021, 07:06 Updated: 07:26

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Summary of the Cincinnati 2021 Tournament Final (Sports 1)

The semifinals of the men's tournament of the United States Open took place from Friday evening until Saturday morning, and at the end of them, a fascinating final was determined between the first and second ranked in the world.

First to advance to the decisive game was Daniel Medvedev, ranked second in the world, who did not have a hard time on the way to 0: 3 over the Canadian Felix Ozer Eliasim.

His opponent will be Novak Djokovic, who at the end of 2: 3 stretches the victory of Alexander Zebrav.

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Novak Djokovic (1, Serbia) - Sasha Zebrav (4, Germany) 6: 4, 2: 6, 4: 6, 6: 4, 2: 6

Less than a month and a half after the loss in the Olympic semi-finals, the top tennis player in the world achieved his revenge against the gold medalist from Tokyo.

However, as befits the fascinating rivalry that develops between the two, it did not go smoothly for the Serb.

When the result was 4: 4 in the first set, Zebrav achieved a critical break on the way to 4: 6.

However, in the second set he was broken twice in serve games and ranked first in the world equal to 1: 1 through 2: 6.

The turnaround was completed with 4: 6, but the Olympic champion managed to force a fifth set with another 4: 6.

However, it seems that at this point his forces were zero, the Serb raced to 0: 5 and eventually closed a story with 2: 6 at the end of a fascinating game of three hours and 38 minutes.

Provided a game for the Pantheon.

Djokovic and Zebrav (Photo: GettyImages, Sarah Stier)

Now, Novak Djokovic is just one victory away from becoming the historic winner of the Grand Slam tournaments.

The Serb currently has 20 wins, just like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, and he is looking for the spot at the top.

In addition, if he wins the United States Championship, he will complete winning all four Grand Slam tournaments in a calendar year, another achievement that his two rivals for the current generation have failed to achieve.

Return to the finals.

Daniel Medvedev (Photo: GettyImages, Al Bello)

Felix Uger Eliasim (15, Canada) - Daniel Medvedev (2, Russia) 6: 4, 7: 5, 6: 2

Medvedev, who was stopped in the semi-finals last year, managed to return to the position he lost two years ago to Rafael Nadal.

The Russian needed one break to secure a 4-6 lead in the first set, and when his Canadian opponent came close to equalizing when he went up 2-5 in the second set, ranked second in the world provided a great comeback.

Medvedev won no less than five games in a row, including two breaks, en route to 5: 7 and 0: 2 in sets, from which Ugar Eliassim was unable to return.

Medvedev broke twice in the Canadian's serve games in the last set, on the way to a 2: 6 that secured him a place in the final.

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