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Andrey Rublev rallied back from the brink to dump rising star Holger Rune out of the Australian Open and book a second quarter-final at Melbourne Park with ...

"Of course, he went for it. Rublev hung tough, saved two match points when serving to stay in the match at 6-5 and showed huge grit to stay alive in the tiebreak. Rune rolled on to a 5-2 lead and levelled the match again when Rublev pounded a drive-volley well long on set point. "I never in my life was able to win matches like this, this was the first time in my life I was able to win a match like this." The Dane was in bother early in the fourth set and had his vital signs measured during a medical time-out. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story

Never-say-die fifth seed Andrey Rublev admitted Monday he was "lucky" after saving two match points to topple Danish teen Holger Rune in a rollercoaster ...

Melbourne: World No 6 Russian Andrey Rublev edged Denmark's Holger Rune after saving two match points in a five-set thriller 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 4-6, ...

But once again, he could not serve out the set as Rublev won 12 of 13 points to roar back from 2-5. On his third match point, he clinched victory when a net cord dribbled over the net. “This is the first time that I won something like this, especially in a very special tournament, the Australian Open, to be in the quarterfinals.

Andrey Rublev roared back from the brink, saving two match points in a rollercoaster match that he "will remember for the rest of my life," to return to the ...

Already in the top 10, this will be another painful but valuable lesson for the Dane. This encounter deserved a match tie-break and it was the teenage sensation who sprinted to 5-0. The 25-year-old has booked his second last-eight ticket in Melbourne, which is his seventh major quarterfinal. A sneak attack into the net was the telling move for a 3-1 lead. [Andrey Rublev](https://ausopen.com/players/andrey-rublev) roared back from the brink, saving two match points in a rollercoaster match that he will "remember for the rest of my life," to return to the Australian Open quarterfinals. "Of course, nobody wants to face Novak [Djokovic]. "I have nothing to lose against him next time, because he was the one who won our first match," said the 25-year-old. In my life I've never been able to win matches like this. Rublev then fired up his very best, a forehand nicking the tramline. Energy was now emanating from the Danish prodigy. I have no words, I'm shaking! "Even we played each other last year in Paris.

Andrey Rublev suggested he had given up hope at 5-0 down in the deciding tie-break against Holger Ru...

"I let it go. "He has the best experience to win these matches. I was able to start to play with much more focus." I cannot hit. I cannot move. "I started to think it's over, for sure.