Published 13 days ago

Rublev wins Madrid Open for the 1st time after rallying to beat Auger-Aliassime

Auger-Aliassime was close to his first Masters title but was surpassed by a recovering Rublev after a fever, ending the match in under three hours.
Rublev's victory was acknowledged by Auger-Aliassime, who praised him and his team for the win in a hard-fought match ending with Rublev breaking serve at 6-5 in the final set.
Rublev, despite recent struggles in tournaments and almost pulling out, credited doctors for helping him play, leading to an unexpected victory.

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