Canada’s Shapovalov advances to Japan Open quarterfinals with win over Tabilo
Denis Shapovalov converted 4 of 5 break chances and hit 11 aces to set up a quarterfinal against Carlos Alcaraz.
- On Saturday, Canada's Denis Shapovalov advanced to the Japan Open quarterfinals in Tokyo by defeating Chile's Alejandro Tabilo in a three-set match.
- Shapovalov secured the 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 victory while the Richmond Hill, Ont., native registered 11 aces but committed five double faults during the encounter.
- With this victory, the 27-year-old improved his season record to 20-19, capitalizing on his opportunities by breaking on four of his five chances.
- Shapovalov faces Spain's Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday in the quarterfinals after Alcaraz defeated Italy's Matteo Arnaldi 7-6 , 6-1 on Saturday.
- Following a four-month wrist injury layoff, top-seeded Alcaraz continues his return to play, having recently helped Europe win the Laver Cup with a singles victory over Taylor Fritz.
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Denis Shapovalov to meet Carlos Alcaraz in quarterfinals at Japan Open
Canada's Denis Shapovalov booked his place in the quarterfinals of the Japan Open tennis tournament. Shapovalov took a three-set win over Chile's Alejandro Tabilo on Saturday, setting up a date with Spain's Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday.
Canada’s Shapovalov advances to Japan Open quarterfinals with win over Tabilo
TOKYO - Canada's Denis Shapovalov is moving on to the quarterfinals of the Japan Open.
Canada's Shapovalov advances to Japan Open quarterfinals with win over Tabilo
TOKYO - Canada's Denis Shapovalov is moving on to the quarterfinals of the Japan Open.
Canada’s Denis Shapovalov advances to quarterfinals at Japan Open
Denis Shapovalov has continued his streak of winning multiple matches at tournaments. The Canadian earned a quarterfinal spot in the Japan Open with a 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 win over Alejandro Tabilo of Chile on Saturday. Shapovalov, the world No. 46, has now won at least two matches at the past three tournaments. The native of […]
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