Alex michelsen
Alcaraz Takes Out Ruud To Enter Indian Wells QF For Fifth Straight Year
The 22-year-old seven-time major champion is bidding to become one of four players to have won three or more Indian Wells singles titles this century, and he is now one of four players to have reached five consecutive quarterfinals in the California desert.
Additionally, he is the first man to reach five quarterfinals here before turning 23.
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Medvedev Enters Brisbane QF; Lehecka Retires With Ankle Injury, Pegula Prevails
American Sebastian Korda: Top seed Daniil Medvedev swept past former world No. 10 Frances Tiafoe on Wednesday, reaching the quarterfinals of the Brisbane International. On the heels of a convincing ...
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Laver Cup: Alcaraz Shines In Doubles As Team Europe Seize Early Lead
Laver Cup: Defending champions Team Europe surged ahead on the opening day of the Laver Cup 2025, winning three of the four matches at the Chase Center to take control ...
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Zverev Ends Popyrin's Toronto Title Defence To Enter SF
Rolex Paris Masters: Top seed Alexander Zverev ended Alexei Popyrin's title defence at the Canadian Open with a 6-7(8), 6-4, 6-3 victory and sailed into the semifinals. ...
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ATP Tour: Learner Tien Stuns Top Seed Shelton In Mallorca
Next Gen ATP Finals: American youngster Learner Tien earned his third Top 10 win on Wednesday, beating countryman and top seed Ben Shelton 6-4, 7-6(2) to reach the quarterfinals of ...
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German 17-year-old Engel Makes Winning Start In Stuttgart
ATP Live Race To Jeddah: Though he is short on grass-court experience, Justin Engel of Germany made an impactful start at the Stuttgart Open here on Tuesday, fighting back from ...
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Indian Wells: Tsitsipas Sinks Berrettini To Reach Rd-4, Medvedev Advances With Michelsen Retirement
ATP Head2Head: Stefanos Tsitsipas extended his win streak to seven matches at the Paribas Open in Indian Wells, where he defeated Matteo Berrettini 6-3, 6-3. ...
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Aus Open: Top Seed Sinner Holds Rune For Quarterfinal Berth
American Alex Michelsen: Defending champion Jannik Sinner had to dig deep into his physical and mental reserves at Australian Open 2025 on Monday to keep his title defense on track ...
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'Karma Hit Me': Tsitsipas After Australian Open Shock Exit
American Alex Michelsen: Stefanos Tsitsipas, reflecting on his surprise first-round exit from the Australian Open, admitted that his decision to withdraw from doubles to preserve energy backfired spectacularly. ...
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Aus Open: Michelsen Serves Tsitsipas Opening Round Exit
Next Gen ATP Finals: Alex Michelsen delivered a standout performance on the opening day of the 2025 Australian Open, producing the tournament’s first major upset by toppling former finalist Stefanos ...
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Brisbane International: Kyrgios-Djokovic Lose In Doubles, Dimitrov Books QF Spot
Gael Monfils On Thursday: Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic’s doubles run at the Brisbane International came to an end in dramatic fashion as the pair fell to top seeds Nikola ...
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Next Gen ATP Finals: Tien Wins 'battle Of The Besties' Against Michelsen To Reach Final
Next Gen ATP Finals: American Learner Tien came up with a fine performance to get the better of compatriot and friend Alex Michelsen in a thrilling five-setter as his hard-fought ...
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Next Gen ATP Finals: Van Asche, Michelsen Make Winning Start On Opening Day
Next Gen ATP Finals: Alex Michelsen of the United States and Luca Van Assche made a winning start in the Next Gen ATP Finals, getting the better of Nishesh Basavareddy ...
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NextGen ATP Finals: Focus On Basavareddy As Young Stars Set For Battles Royale
USTA Australian Open Wild Card: One of the last to qualify for the event, the focus will be on Indian-American player Nishesh Basavareddy when eight of the top 20-and-under players ...
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Gasquet Enters Pre-quarters In His Final Metz Appearance
Roberto Carballes Baena: Richard Gasquet secured a thrilling opening-round comeback against Thiago Monteiro to stay alive in his final campaign at the Moselle Open. ...
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