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Great win for FAA today. Beats Rublev in straight sets to set up a quarter final with De Minaur. Now that's one to watch!

Great win for Anisimova over Swiatek. Hard to put in words how much of a boost to her confidence that will be after this year's Wimbledon final. (Shameless plug - if you want to read about that final we have an article on it. Link in Bio)

Anisimova marches on! Incredible response after losing the first set to Osaka. She will meet Sabalenka in the final!

Couple of uncharacteristic errors from Novak in game 1. Long way to go but not an ideal start

Novak struggling with the Alcaraz forehand. He generates so much power so easily. Djokovic needs to find a way to neutralise it.

This match is an absolute highlight reel of what tennis has to offer. The two best players in the world putting everything into every shot.

I want everyone to know just how difficult this volley is from Sinner. Picking it up from his feet and spinning it over the net. He hits it so well and it's still not enough to win the point!

Alcaraz just too good in the end. Don't think Sinner did much wrong. Not many players in history could have coped with that performance today. ¡Enhorabuena Alcaraz!

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Fritz Alcaraz is the Japan open final tomorrow. We'll see if Fritz can build off that laver cup performance from earlier this month.

Back to back drop shots wins Carlos Alcaraz his first Japan open! High quality final for both Fritz and Alcaraz. 🏆

Jannik Sinner will play Learner Tien in the final of the China open. This is 19 yr old Tien's first ATP final after Medvedev retired in the 3rd set of their semi.

Carlos Alcaraz has pulled out of the Shanghai Masters this week saying that he needs to recover. He has 67 wins so far this season and there's still plenty of time to add to that in 2025.

Sinner and Alcaraz taking time out of their busy schedules winning every slam on offer to travel around Asia and pick up any titles they fancy.

Rinderknech just showing a big more composure on serve at the moment. Vacherot doing what he can but not making headway on return.

At 6'4 and 6'5 both these players move so well around the court. It's not enough anymore to just be tall and serve big. You need the full package.

First set to Rindeknech 6-4 in 41 minutes. Looks very much in control at the moment, serving out the first set to love.

Huge backhand down the line gets Vacherot the break! He leads 5-3 in the second.

And Vacherot takes set 2!! Improved serving from Vacherot and consistency at the baseline mean we're heading to a decider.

Vacherot wins in Shanghai! Ranked 204th, he is the lowest ranked player to ever win a masters 1000 tournament. And the first one from Monaco to win an ATP title! Congratulations Valentin Vacherot