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Beijing’s hard courts witnessed a swift unraveling of Coco Gauff’s title defense, as Amanda Anisimova’s baseline firepower secured a 6-1, 6-2 victory and a spot in the China Open final.
Alexander Zverev battles past Valentin Royer in Shanghai but a painful toe tweak forces a doctor’s visit, testing his resolve in a season scarred by physical setbacks.
Under Shanghai’s relentless lights, Alex de Minaur’s swift takedown of Camilo Ugo Carabelli propels him deeper into the draw, etching a 48th win that underscores his hard-court resurgence and sharpens the chase for year-end glory.
Seventh-seeded Alex De Minaur shakes off another defeat to Jannik Sinner, advancing efficiently in the Shanghai Masters, while upsets ripple through the draw and top absences reshape the path ahead.
Stefanos Tsitsipas’ withdrawal from the Shanghai Masters due to a leg injury underscores a season of physical hurdles, reshaping the draw and his path to recovery.
Daniel Altmaier steps into Shanghai’s spotlight with a proven knack for upending elites, his versatile backhand set to test Jannik Sinner’s poise in a matchup laced with past intrigue and fresh momentum.
Daniil Medvedev arrives in Shanghai carrying the embers of a trophyless streak, his coaching shake-up a bid to fan those flames into a title run on a surface that once crowned him champion.
As autumn courts beckon the elite, a $21 million incentive sharpens every stroke and strategy, turning the late-season grind into a high-wire act of precision and poise.
Defending champion Coco Gauff’s hopes evaporated swiftly under Amanda Anisimova’s relentless assault, as the No. 3 seed stormed into the China Open final with a display of unflinching control.
Linda Noskova stared down three match points against Jessica Pegula, transforming pressure into poise on Beijing’s hard courts and securing her first WTA 1000 final.
Retired from the baseline wars, Andy Murray dives into golf with self-mocking swings, turning pro pairings into a lighthearted escape from tennis’s relentless grind.
Rafael Nadal, the relentless force behind 22 major titles, steps into academia’s spotlight at Spain’s oldest university, where his career’s mental grit earns an honorary doctorate and reframes sport as society’s enduring teacher.
