September 18, 2024

Open Court

MORE TENNIS THAN YOU'LL EVER NEED

If you asked Andrey Rublev before the match, deep in his heart, if he thought he’d beat Rafael Nadal Friday in Monte-Carlo, he might have admitted … a few doubts.

But on a day that Nadal’s serve wasn’t there for him, and everything just trickled down from that, a virtuoso performance from the Russian made him the shock winner.

He’ll now play Casper Ruud to reach the Monte-Carlo singles final.

Which he would have signed up for in a flash even if Ruud also having a great tournament.

Here’s what he had to say after the win.

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