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Rublev Defeats Cressy To Reach Washington QFs

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Top seed Andrey Rublev completed part one of a two-step mission to reach the Citi Open semi-finals Friday, defeating American Maxime Cressy 6-4, 7-6(8) in early play. The match was originally scheduled for Thursday, but was postponed due to heavy rain, forcing Rublev to play and win two matches Friday if

Rublev Pulls Double Duty To Reach D.C. SFs

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Top seed Andrey Rublev pulled double duty Friday to reach the semi-finals of the Citi Open and now turns his attention to winning a record-tying fourth ATP Tour title of the season this weekend. The World No. 8 backed up a win earlier in the day against Maxime Cressy with a

Francisco Lindor’s Visit To The Citi Open A Home Run

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A trip to the Citi Open was a home run in more ways than one for Major League Baseball star Francisco Lindor. The popular shortstop for the New York Mets met several ATP Tour stars at the ATP 500 event early Tuesday, including Tommy Paul, Hubert Hurkacz and Jack

Murray Keen To Conquer Cramping Issues Following Washington Defeat

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Andy Murray is determined to find a solution to his ongoing cramping issues after he struggled physically during his first-round defeat against Mikael Ymer on Monday at the Citi Open in Washington. The former World No. 1, who also suffered cramping in Newport last month, battled against the Swede in the

After 3 Surgeries & 21 Months, Edmund Ready For Singles Return

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It’s a long way from the hallowed lawns of Wimbledon to the qualifying rounds of the ATP Challenger Tour stop in Winnipeg, Canada. But after three knee surgeries and almost two years away from the world of professional tennis, Kyle Edmund is just happy to be back on court, anywhere,

Murray’s Ukrainian Relief Efforts Get Boost At Citi Open

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Andy Murray’s campaign to help the children of war-ravaged Ukraine was boosted Saturday when Citi Open Chairman Mark Ein pledged to match the Scot’s prize money donation from next week’s ATP 500 tournament in Washington, D.C. A winner of 46 tour-level titles, Murray also took the opportunity to speak about

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