Andrey Rublev is channeling Marat Safin’s laidback energy and “chill” vibes as he continues his run at the Australian Open.
Andrey Rublev had a very mixed season and will be hoping to return to his previous heights in 2026. Rublev is a former world number five and has won 17 ATP titles in his career, but he was unable to ...
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Andrey Rublev comments on his brilliant debut at the Australian Open
The Russian ace eliminated Matteo Arnaldi in three sets ...
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Preview the the 2026 BANK OF CHINA HONG KONG TENNIS OPEN match between Andrey Rublev vs. Yibing Wu, plus betting odds, insights and ...
With victory over Andrey Rublev that was never less than riveting, Carlos Alcaraz advanced to the quarter-final where he will face Cameron Norrie. For the Centre Court crowd, that encounter on Tuesday ...
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Faria – Rublev: 21.01.2026 01:30 CEST H2H: first meeting Jaime Faria has won four of his last five matches. This week in ...
Andrey Rublev, the famously hot-headed Russian, smashed his racket seven times over his knee in a meltdown en route to his humbling at the hands of Francisco Comesaña. The Wimbledon sixth seed’s ...
In a thrilling display of tennis, Andrey Rublev narrowly avoided defeat in a shocking match that showcased his fiery temperament and relentless determination. This article will explore Rublev's ...
World No. 6 Andrey Rublev joined Marketa Vondrousova as shocking losers from Wimbledon singles play on Tuesday, falling to 122nd-ranked Francisco Comesana. What had many fans talking during and after ...
Russian tennis star Andrey Rublev doesn’t like the reasoning behind the $3,000 fine he received during his second-round match at the U.S. Open. Rublev, ranked No. 15 in men’s singles, was fined for ...
Andrey Rublev isn’t a fan of being regulated on how he talks to himself on the court. The world No. 15 Russian tennis player received a $3,000 fine for using foul language during his second-round ...
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