Denis Shapovalov

It was a fairly fast-paced match that went the full distance finishing just over four hours in the favour of Rublev 6-4 2-6 6-7(3) 6-4 7-6(7).

Super tiebreak followed and Rublev used his 5th match point to finally seal the deal. The 3rd set was a proper battle with both players having many chances but neither converting them. The 2nd set was much better by Shapovalov who smacked Rublev with hyper-aggressive play and the Russian was unable to counter in a good way.

On Saturday, September 3 at USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Andrey Rublev and Denis Shapovalov meet for a match in the Round of 32 at the US ...

- Rublev has won 26.3% of his return games on hard courts, and 84.6% of his service games. - Rublev has won 83% of his service games so far this year, and 26% of his return games. - Shapovalov has won 82.9% of his service games on hard courts, and 20.7% of his return games. - Shapovalov has won 18.5% of his return games this year, and 81.9% of his service games. Tune in on ESPN. Denis Shapovalov vs.

Andrey Rublev won the final point in a match that lasted more than four hours and beat No. 19 Denis Shapovalov.

But Rublev forced a fifth and deciding set by taking the fourth 6-4. But the Canadian had the better of it, securing the 7-3 victory for the 2-1 advantage. After Rublev held serve, Shapovalov then did so for a 6-2 win to tie the match. Shapovalov struggled with his first serve (39 per cent) and failed to convert either of his two break points. The two then held serve to force the deciding tiebreaker. And while both players recorded four service breaks, Rublev did so in half as many chances as Shapovalov (nine compared to 17).

On a eu droit à tout un duel entre le Canadien et le Russe Andrey Rublev à New York.

Pour illustrer à quel point le duel s’est décidé sur un fil, les deux tennismen ont terminé la rencontre avec 182 points et 26 jeux chacun. C’est un résultat malheureux pour «Shapo», qui menait deux manches à une et 4-3 au quatrième set. Rappelons que l'objectif à atteindre au bris d’égalité en cinquième manche est de 10 points dans ce tournoi du Grand Chelem.

Rublev, 9e tête de série, n'avait pas l'intention de laisser filer sa place en huitièmes de finale.

C’est sûr que je suis déçu de ne pas avoir pu gagner, mais je pense qu’Andrey a vraiment bien joué et il s’est bien battu, a dit Shapovalov. C’est dommage que j’aie été éliminé aujourd’hui, mais je vois beaucoup de positif pour la suite, a-t-il conclu, en soulignant le travail de son équipe. En cinquième manche, il a notamment sauvé quatre balles de match avant de céder. Il en a sauvé deux autres au super bris d’égalité, mais il a finalement dû s’avouer vaincu. Évidemment, je suis déçu de moi-même, a commenté le joueur canadien. C’est toutefois arrivé samedi aux Internationaux des États-Unis et c’est Denis Shapovalov qui a tenu le rôle ingrat.

Au terme d'une bataille épique, Denis Shapovalov s'est avoué vaincu face à Andrey Rublev, samedi à New York.

Pour illustrer à quel point le duel s’est décidé sur un fil, les deux tennismen ont terminé la rencontre avec 182 points et 26 jeux chacun. C’est un résultat malheureux pour «Shapo», qui menait deux manches à une et 4-3 au quatrième set. Rappelons que l'objectif à atteindre au bris d’égalité en cinquième manche est de 10 points dans ce tournoi du Grand Chelem.

Rublev a signé la troisième victoire de sa carrière en cinq matchs contre le Canadien pour accéder aux huitièmes de finale du tournoi majeur pour la quatrième ...

Shapovalov a rapidement pris une avance de trois points et il a capitalisé sur la première balle de manche qu’il s’est offerte pour prendre une avance de deux manches à une. Après avoir échappé trois balles de bris au 11e jeu, Shapovalov a dû effacer une balle de manche alors qu’il était au service pour forcer la tenue du bris d’égalité. Shapovalov a été victime de son service en fin de première manche. Alors qu’il était en retard 5-4 et qu’il était au service, le Canadien a commis deux doubles fautes consécutives pour offrir deux balles de manche à Rublev. Je suis déçue du résultat, mais satisfait de mon niveau de jeu et il y a beaucoup de positif à retirer de ce tournoi. Rublev a signé une victoire en cinq manches de 6-4, 2-6, 6-7, 6-4 et 7-6.

NEW YORK—Denis Shapovalov recalls the first time he clapped eyes on Andrey Rublev. He thought the Russian kid was kinda wacko.

So it was just amazing that I was able to still compete. It’s pretty fun to watch because the variety is so much bigger.” He was just a little bit better today.” “He was playing a tournament in Canada and I was just there to watch. “So I just wanted to make him play. They both held serve, towing the match into a second tiebreak — Shapovalov had claimed the first one, taking a 2-1 edge — where the Canadian fell behind 3-0, then came roaring back to 3-3. Which was of only minor consolation to the vanquished Canadian, who entered the affair as the sole surviving Canadian in singles competition here. The level was great from both of us. “It’s always special to come back here and play. It was a fully charged and kinetic five-setter, though. I remember he lost the first set and completely destroyed his hand on the racquet (in a rage). He was the top junior at the time.

Le Canadien Denis Shapovalov a été battu après plus de quatre heures au troisième tour à Flushing Meadows, samedi, subissant un revers de 6-4, 2-6, 6-7 (3), ...

Rublev a aussi eu besoin de cinq manches au premier tour, contre Laslo Djere. Rublev a signé deux de ceux-ci au quatrième set, où il a tout de même cogné durement sa raquette au sol quand son rival l’a brisé, amenant ainsi le score à 3-3. Il y a eu quatre bris de chaque côté.

Le Russe file en 8e après un match à rebondissement, entre deux joueurs qui ont chacun leur tour pris le dessus. Plus solide dans le 1er set, Rublev a subi, ...

Au terme d'une bataille épique, Denis Shapovalov s'est avoué vaincu face à Andrey Rublev, samedi à New York.

Pour illustrer à quel point le duel s’est décidé sur un fil, les deux tennismen ont terminé la rencontre avec 182 points et 26 jeux chacun. C’est un résultat malheureux pour «Shapo», qui menait deux manches à une et 4-3 au quatrième set. Rappelons que l'objectif à atteindre au bris d’égalité en cinquième manche est de 10 points dans ce tournoi du Grand Chelem.

NEW YORK—Denis Shapovalov recalls the first time he clapped eyes on Andrey Rublev. He thought the Russian kid was kinda wacko.

So it was just amazing that I was able to still compete. It’s pretty fun to watch because the variety is so much bigger.” He was just a little bit better today.” “He was playing a tournament in Canada and I was just there to watch. “So I just wanted to make him play. They both held serve, towing the match into a second tiebreak — Shapovalov had claimed the first one, taking a 2-1 edge — where the Canadian fell behind 3-0, then came roaring back to 3-3. Which was of only minor consolation to the vanquished Canadian, who entered the affair as the sole surviving Canadian in singles competition here. The level was great from both of us. “It’s always special to come back here and play. It was a fully charged and kinetic five-setter, though. I remember he lost the first set and completely destroyed his hand on the racquet (in a rage). He was the top junior at the time.

NEW YORK—Denis Shapovalov recalls the first time he clapped eyes on Andrey Rublev. He thought the Russian kid was kinda wacko. “He was playing a tournament ...

So it was just amazing that I was able to still compete. It’s pretty fun to watch because the variety is so much bigger.” He was just a little bit better today.” “He was playing a tournament in Canada and I was just there to watch. “So I just wanted to make him play. They both held serve, towing the match into a second tiebreak — Shapovalov had claimed the first one, taking a 2-1 edge — where the Canadian fell behind 3-0, then came roaring back to 3-3. Which was of only minor consolation to the vanquished Canadian, who entered the affair as the sole surviving Canadian in singles competition here. The level was great from both of us. “It’s always special to come back here and play. I remember he lost the first set and completely destroyed his hand on the racquet (in a rage). It was a fully charged and kinetic five-setter, though. He was the top junior at the time.

Andrey Rublev won the final point in a match that lasted more than four hours and beat No. 19 Denis Shapovalov.

But Rublev forced a fifth and deciding set by taking the fourth 6-4. But the Canadian had the better of it, securing the 7-3 victory for the 2-1 advantage. After Rublev held serve, Shapovalov then did so for a 6-2 win to tie the match. Shapovalov struggled with his first serve (39 per cent) and failed to convert either of his two break points. The two then held serve to force the deciding tiebreaker. And while both players recorded four service breaks, Rublev did so in half as many chances as Shapovalov (nine compared to 17).

Denis Shapovalov plays amazing tennis and is showcased in entertaining matches but too often he comes out on the losing end.

On Saturday what he had in the Grandstand was a wild ride, with stats telling some of the story – 76 winners and 72 unforced errors to 38 and 37 for Rublev. Toward the end of the match in the fifth set there were moments when it also appeared he might be closing in on a victory, particularly when he saved three match points with Rublev serving for the match at 5-4. Fernandez/Saville had a match point at 10-9 in the decisive match tiebreak. As much as Shapovalov is disappointed with the result against Rublev, it was a much-improved display compared to his losses at Roland Garros – 6-3, 6-1, 7-6(4) to No. “I’m a little bit of a not flashy player, but still need time to settle into my game, grow and improve of course. I’m happy with my level but obviously very disappointed to lose – a lot of positive things going forward.” The runaway train gradually slowed down, made a few unforced errors, including on the first three points of the match tiebreak that decided the outcome. On the third, he hit a beautiful inside/in ‘break out’ forehand for his 72nd winner of the day. Sometimes, watching Shapovalov, it seems that there needn’t be so much fist-pumping and emoting when he hits a fantastic shot. Shapovalov is a runaway train when he gets on a roll and Rublev deserves kudos for keeping his cool and plugging away. On Saturday afternoon in a packed 8,125-seat Grandstand for his US Open third-round match against No. They can suddenly appear to be passengers just along for the ride.