Mensik Holds Off Rublev to Book Maiden French Open Last-Eight Spot
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The AgeMensik defeats Rublev to advance to quarter finals
Mensik defeats Rublev to advance to quarter finals of the French Open.
Paris, 31 May (EFE).- The surprises do not end in this edition of Roland Garros and the young Czech Jakub Mensik signed a new one by imposing himself on Russian Andrey Rublev, 13 of the world, 6-3, 7-6(6), 4-6, 2-6 and 6-3, to access the quarterfinals for the first time in his career at 20 years. Mensik, 27 of the world, who will be measured by a semifinal stand against the winner of the duel between the Norwegian Casper Ruud and the Brazilian J…
Nightmare as tennis star Andrey Rublev turns up on court without racquets
The 28-year-old player often gives people something to talk about, and his match against Mensik was no different. This time, it started even before a single ball was hit. His chance to reach an 11th Grand Slam quarter-final at Roland-Garros almost went away just after he arrived on court. Watching what was happening were TNT Sports experts Tim Henman and Johanna Konta, who quickly understood what the problem was. “I hope he hasn’t forgotten his …
The 20-year-old Czech overturned the number 11 lead at the end of an epic five-run fight. He will challenge the winner of the duel between Casper Ruud and João Fonseca. Jakub Mensik writes the most beautiful pages of his young career on the Parisian battered land. After having impressed the observers from [...] The article Mensik tames Rublev and offers a first quarter to Roland-Garros appeared first on Le Singulier.
J. Mensik b. [11] A. Rublev 6-3 7-6(6) 4-6 2-6 6-3 Four days can be enough to pass from fear to enterprise, from the body that gives way to the door of a quarter of the Slam final opening. Jakub Mensik had come out exhausted from the match won against Mariano Navone, closed after 4 hours and 41 minutes and a super tie-break at the sixth match point, ending on the ground for the cramps to the right thigh in a first week Paris marked by the great …
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