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Alexander Bublik Destroys Racket After Blowing Set Points Before Calling Medical Timeout After Injuring Himself in Fit of Rage

Alexander Bublik found himself in a spot of bother against Brandon Nakashima in the third round of the Shanghai Masters. After losing the opening set tiebreak amid missed set points, he opted to self-combust, destroying his racket while injuring himself in the process. Bublik is competing in his fir...

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The Kazakh fought to defeat Nakashima, after inflicting a wound at the end of the first set

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Kazakh tennis player cut his hand after hitting an angry fridge in which he also smashed his racket in the Shanghai Master 1,000.

·Madrid, Spain
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Alexander Bublik lived a roller coaster of emotions in the Masters 1,000 of Shanghai. The Kazakh tennis player went from losing his nerves, smashing his racket and ending up with a wound in his right hand to celebrating a victory against the American Brandon Nakashima. A triumph by 6-7 (7), 6-3 and 7-6 (5) that he had of ... Continue reading "He smashed racket, cut his hand and signed great back: Bublik's brutal anger in Shanghai"

·Concepción, Chile
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Kazakh tennis player Alexander Bublik is considered one of the most temperamental tennis players on the ATP tour, and now he has confirmed it.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Alexander Bublik starred in two incidents at the end of the first set against Brandon Nakashima at the Masters 1000 in Shanghai

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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