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China Open: Buyunchaokete Upsets Olympics Bronze Medallist Musetti To Make QFs
Buyunchaokete, who had played just one ATP Tour event before last week's Hangzhou Open, made his maiden tour-level semifinal at the ATP 250 and is now into the last eight at his first ATP 500 tournament.
The 22-year-old became just the second Chinese men’s singles quarterfinalist in China Open history, joining Zhang Ze, who accomplished the feat in 2012. He joined the exclusive club by earning his first victory against a Top 20 opponent in the ATP Rankings in one hour and 29 minutes, according to ATP stats.
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China Open: Gauff Gets Past Burel, Wildcard Zhang Shuai Stuns Navarro In 2nd Round
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Golf: Women's Indian Open To Begin From Oct 24 In Gurugram
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Golf: Winning Debut For Theegala, As US Take 5-0 Lead In Presidents Cup
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Pan Pacific Open: Pegula, Zheng Qinwen, Emma Navarro Among The Top Stars In Fray In Tokyo
Toray Pan Pacific Open: A top-class tough field including 14 of the world's Top 20 players are among the participants entered in next month's Toray Pan Pacific Open, one of ...
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China Open: World No. 1 Sinner Advances, Wei Sijia Sails Into Second Round
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Golf: Theegala Is First Indian American In Presidents Cup; Matsuyama Star Weapon For Internationals
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Paes, Bhupathi, And Sania Reunite At Tennis Premier League Season 6 Auction
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Sindhu Strengthens Her Coaching Team With Addition Of South Korean Legend Lee Hyun-Il.
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Path Paved By Grit And Determination, Gukesh Emerges As Champion Chess Player
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Davis Cup: Nadal, Alcaraz On Spain's Roster For Finals; Sinner To Lead Italy's Title Defense
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Korea Open: Emma Raducanu Retires From QF Due To Foot Injury
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Tennis: Coco Gauff Splits With Coach Brad Gilbert
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