Andrey Rublev's steady rise is no accident
By Oct 20, 2020Social
"You’ll be back": Felix Auger-Aliassime writes Madrid message for injured Jiri Lehecka
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Andrey Rublev goes from slumping to sizzling by channeling emotions in "right directions"
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Andrey Rublev defeats Taylor Fritz to reach fifth Masters 1000 final of career in Madrid
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Taylor Fritz vs. Andrey Rublev, Mutua Madrid Open
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Jiri Lehecka through to Madrid semifinals after Daniil Medvedev retires with injury
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Carlos Alcaraz loses to Andrey Rublev in Madrid Open quarterfinals, Jannik Sinner withdraws with hip injury
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Andrey Rublev snaps Carlos Alcaraz’s Madrid streak, scores biggest win since 2022
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Andrey Rublev rallies from 5-0 tiebreak deficit in third-round Madrid win over Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
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In the midst of a four-title season, the Russian has cracked the Top 10, a place he will likely remain for quite some time.
Published Oct 20, 2020