Djokovic Wins in China After Another Medical Stoppage
- On Friday, Novak Djokovic extended his perfect China Open record to 31-0, defeating Chinese wild card Yunchaokete Bu 4-6, 7-6, 6-2 in Beijing to reach the quarterfinals.
- Djokovic required a medical timeout for the second consecutive match, receiving treatment on his rib area two days after his opening victory over Nuno Borges in the tournament.
- After dropping the first set, Djokovic dominated the tie-break and broke twice in the decider to build a 4-0 lead. He said, "I struggled to really find holes in his game."
- Returning to the Chinese capital after an 11-year absence, the Serbian star is managing an ongoing medical condition that emerged following an August loss in Cincinnati.
- Saturday's match between US Open champion Alexander Zverev and Juncheng Shang will determine Djokovic's next opponent in the quarterfinals as he pursues another title.
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Beijing, 3 Oct (EFE).- Serbian Novak Djokovic described his retracement of this Friday to Chinese Bu Yunchaokete in the Beijing tournament as "double victory" for the triumph and mental effort to recover a match that began with a set against. "You are proud of yourself, proud of the mental effort", explained [...] The entry Djokovic equals the record of Nadal and Sabalenka dismisses Zarazúa in Beijing was first published in HolaNews.
Djokovic, who thus chains a second victory followed this year in the Chinese capital after defeating Portuguese Nuno Borges (49th) on his way to the quarterfinals, where he will face the winner of the pulse between the German Alexander Zverev and the also Chinese Juncheng Shang (250th). Zverev, number two in the world and winner this year of two Grand Slam tournaments (Roland Garros and the US Open), is the first serial head of this tournament. …
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