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Virtanen Close to a Huge Upset in the US Open

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Andrej Rublev had the serve and was going to take the first set. He failed. Otto Virtanen won the tiebreak. In the second set, Rublev had three set points in Virtanen's serve, but the Finn weathered the storm with a few cannonballs and won the tiebreak 7–0. But it was the Russian who had the last word in the US Open when he won 3–2 after 10-5 in the final tiebreak in the fifth set.
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First he surprised in New York with the defeat in the first round of the champion of Cincinnati, beaten by Stefanos Tsitsipas. Fatigue Rublev that takes 4 hours to beat Virtanen. In the female start well No. 1 in the world Aryna Sabalenka. The tournament live on Sky Sport and streaming on NOW, all matches simultaneously live on Direct Tennis (channel Sky 206) BERRETTINI - ARNALDI/DARDERI/CINA - ALCARAZ - ALL RESULTS

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Andrei Rublyov began a US Open performance with a heavy victory over the Otto Virtanen finale, and the Russian tennis player, planted under number 23, gave way to the first two sets, but managed to reverse the course of the meeting and move on.

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Finland's Otto Virtanen has lost his opening match at the US Open tennis championship.

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Otto Virtanen lost his two-set lead and lost his opening match of the US Open in the men's singles tennis match.

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Virtanen, who reached fifth in the world rankings at Wimbledon, was close to another big surprise.

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Andrej Rublev had the serve and was going to take the first set. He failed. Otto Virtanen won the tiebreak. In the second set, Rublev had three set points in Virtanen's serve, but the Finn weathered the storm with a few cannonballs and won the tiebreak 7–0. But it was the Russian who had the last word in the US Open when he won 3–2 after 10-5 in the final tiebreak in the fifth set.

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hbl.fi broke the news on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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