US EditionQualifier Terence Atmane upsets ATP No. 4 Taylor Fritz at Cincinnati Open
French qualifier Terence Atmane earned his first Masters 1000 quarterfinal by defeating world No. 4 Taylor Fritz, climbing 43 ranking spots to No. 93 with 213 points gained.
- French qualifier Terence Atmane came from behind to defeat world No. 4 Taylor Fritz in three sets, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, advancing to the quarterfinals of the 2025 Cincinnati Open on August 13.
- Atmane entered Cincinnati ranked 136th after struggling earlier in the year and began climbing the rankings with key wins starting in April.
- Atmane broke through qualifiers and won five main-draw matches including over Flavio Cobolli and Joao Fonseca before defeating Fritz in a comeback.
- Atmane fired 13 aces, won 82% of first-serve points, and described the fast courts helping him hit winners as he said, "That's a crazy win for my young career."
- Atmane rose into the ATP Top 100 for the first time and will face seventh seed Holger Rune on August 14 in Cincinnati's quarterfinals.
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The Frenchman, 136th world player and qualifier, created the surprise in Ohio, eliminating the American Taylor Fritz (4th). Long criticized for his impulsiveness on the court, he signed the "best victory" of his career and entered the world's top 100.
Victors of the 4th world Taylor Fritz on the night of Wednesday to Thursday in Cincinnati, Terence Atmane melted into tears in the midst of an admired audience.
The Frenchman signed his first victory against a member of the world's top 20 on the night of Wednesday to Thursday, in the United States.
World number four Taylor Fritz was scheduled to lose in the fourth round of the ATP Masters tennis tournament in Cincinnati.
The 136th World Cup, which had never beaten a top 20 member, was the best win of his career on Thursday by setting out in three sets (3-6, 7-5, 6-3) the number 4 at ATP Taylor Fritz in the eighth final of Cincinnati's Masters 1000.
World number four Taylor Fritz lost in the round of 16 of Cincinnati.
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