In his comment to socialbites.ca, the famous former domestic tennis player Andrei Olkhovsky, the former fourth player in the world in doubles and the Australian Open semi-finalist, praised Andrei Rublev’s performance in this year’s Australian Open and noted that he reached the quarter-finals. It was a good result, but there is no specific recipe for how to overcome this obstacle in the future.
“He can definitely carry this tournament to his credit. Andrey showed good tennis and achieved a good result. No recipe. Just improve your game to be the best in the world. How else? The world loses to the first, the second, the third. He had no weak opponents in the quarter-finals either. That’s why all this is happening. Andrey plays well and confidently, but unfortunately the opponents in the quarter-finals are a little better every time,” says Olkhovsky.
Andrey Rublev reached the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam men’s singles tournament for the tenth time in his career, but lost all ten matches. This time the Russian lost to the future winner, Italian Jannik Sinner, 4:6, 6:7 (5-7), 3:6.
Rublev’s previous record-breaking streak in Grand Slam tournaments urged to ignore.