ATP Vienna
Vienna recap: Rublev still rolling, Sonego’s stunner, and what you might have missed
It was a wild week in Vienna, with a ton of upsets and unfortunately lots of injuries. In the end, though, Andrey Rublev capturing the title was not something unexpected.
Remarkable Rublev vanquishes Sonego to capture Vienna title
Andrey Rublev beats Lorenzo Sonego in the final of the Erste Bank Open on Sunday. The Russian is enjoying an epic run of form and has now grabbed a place at the 2020 Nitto ATP Finals in London.
Rublev reaches fifth final of 2020, to face Sonego in Vienna
There seems to be no stopping Andrey Rublev, with the Russian moving into his fifth final of 2020 when Kevin Anderson retired due to a back injury just two games from defeat in their Vienna semi-final on Saturday.
Djokovic on “weird day” in Vienna: I did not feel like playing too much
Novak Djokovic referenced the death Amfilohije Radovic, a prominent figure within the Serbian Orthodox Church, following his surprising Vienna loss to Lorenzo Sonego on Friday.
Anderson a part of upset-filled quarter-finals – what happened on Day 5 in Vienna
Kevin Anderson sends Daniil Medvedev packing from Vienna with a straight-set victory on Friday. Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem are also out.
Red-hot Rublev takes down defending champ Thiem in Vienna quarter-finals
Dimitrov stuns Tsitsipas, Thiem steams past Garin – what happened on Day 4 in Vienna
Djokovic: Grand Slam titles and weeks at No 1 – perhaps equally important
Djokovic likely secures year-end No 1…unless Nadal plays Sofia
Djokovic defeats Coric after getting through wild first set in Vienna
Tsitsipas, Sinner open in style – what happened on Day 3 in Vienna
Ruthless Rublev cruises in Vienna as Shapovalov crashes out
Monfils’ post-hiatus struggles continue with Vienna retirement