Alexander Zverev to face Andrey Rublev at the WTA and ATP Cincinnati Masters final as Zverev beats Stefanos Tsitsipas
Alexander Zverev reacts a shot during his semifinal match against Stefanos Tsitsipas on August 21, 2021.
The German said he had begun to feel his stomach trouble coming on in the second set, and he was seen briefly by a doctor who gave him some tablets in the third."After I got the first break back I thought I had chances. He was not serving bombs and I was always in the rallies. I started to play more aggressively."
Tsitsipas tried to take another break after winning the second set but was informed he had used up his one break."It's a great rivalry," Zverev said. "There's a lot of fire there, there's a lot of emotions there. But I think both of us, especially now before the US Open, we didn't want to give each other anything."
The top-seeded Aussie, who has led the rankings for the past 82 weeks, needed an hour and a quarter to move into Sunday's title match, surpassing her semi-final showing from 2019. Medvedev, who was seeking a Canada-US Masters double after lifting the title in Toronto at the weekend, required three separate medical timeouts during his loss to Rublev.
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