Shapovalov Keeps Ranking Points and Prize Money After DC Open Disqualification Appeal

Canadian tennis player Denis Shapovalov successfully appealed his disqualification from the Mubadala Citi DC Open quarterfinals, retaining his ranking points and prize money. The ATP deemed the initial penalty disproportionate to his actions, which involved a heated exchange with a fan. While Shapovalov will face a $36,400 fine, he’s back in action at the National Bank Open in Montreal.

Rublev and Sabalenka Overcome Challenges to Advance in Washington Open

Top seeds Andrey Rublev and Aryna Sabalenka battled through tough three-set matches at the ATP and WTA Washington Open on Wednesday, securing victories to advance to the next round. Rublev, facing a determined Luca Van Assche, overcame a slow start and a rain delay to emerge victorious. Sabalenka, returning from injury, fought off a spirited Kamilla Rakhimova to reach the quarterfinals.

Berrettini Reaches Gstaad Final, Set for Showdown with Halys

Matteo Berrettini, making a strong comeback from injury, defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in a thrilling semi-final to reach the Gstaad final. He will face qualifier Quentin Halys, who is making his first ATP final appearance. Berrettini’s powerful serve and ability to win key moments proved crucial against Tsitsipas, demonstrating his resurgence in form.

Opelka’s Ace-Filled Run Continues at Newport

Reilly Opelka, playing on a wild card in his first tournament in almost two years, continued his impressive comeback by reaching the semifinals of the ATP grass-court tournament in Newport. The American, who has fallen to 1,188th in the world rankings due to injuries, defeated Mackenzie McDonald in straight sets, hitting 27 aces in the process. He will now face Alex Michelsen, who also advanced to the semifinals with a win over Aleksandar Kovacevic.

Kasatkina and Fernandez to Battle for Eastbourne Title

Daria Kasatkina and Leylah Fernandez will meet in the final of the Eastbourne International WTA tournament, while Taylor Fritz and Max Purcell will face off in the men’s final. Kasatkina defeated Jasmine Paolini in a hard-fought semifinal, while Fernandez overcame Madison Keys. Fritz and Purcell both needed tiebreakers to secure their respective final berths.

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