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Andrei Rublev revealed the secret of the best season in his career

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Andrei Rublev revealed the secret of the best season in his career

Russian tennis player Andrei Rublev explained why this season turned out to be the best in his career.

Rublev failed to leave the Red Group of the final tournament (held from November 12 to 19), losing in two games to compatriot Daniil Medvedev, German Alexander Zverev and Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz. This season, the Russian won the Masters in Monte Carlo and the tournament in Båstad, and finished the year ranked fifth in the world. In total, 26-year-old Rublev has 14 titles at ATP tournaments.

– I got a second trainer – Alberto Martin, a new physio, a new fitness trainer. Even at the very beginning of the season, I felt that I had found the job I was looking for. The victory in Monte Carlo and the following tournaments only confirmed that I had to believe in what I was doing—don’t doubt it. It is clear that Fernando [Висенте] Everything was great regarding the training, but the second coach studied sports psychology. We do a lot of things with him outside of training that are aimed specifically at his behavior on the court. Plus, he can explain in a different language the things that Fernando tells me,” Rublev told the Championship.

During the second round of the Red Group against Alcaraz, Rublev, in the opening of the second game, after another mistake, hit himself several times with his racket on his left leg, bloodying his knee. This behavior of the Russian caused a mixed reaction in the tennis community. In particular, the Australian Nick Kyrgios, who has been involved in numerous scandals on and off the court, stated that even he never allowed himself “such madness.”

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Andreeva reached the semi-finals of the tournament in Adelaide, where she will play against Schneider

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Andreeva reached the semi-finals of the tournament in Adelaide, where she will play against Schneider

Russian tennis player Mirra Andreeva reached the semi-finals of the WTA 500 tournament in Adelaide (Australia).

Andreeva (3rd seed) beat Australian Maya Joynt in the quarterfinals with a score of 6:2, 6:0. The tennis players spent 1 hour and 7 minutes on the court.

Andreeva’s opponent in the semifinals will be Russian Diana Schneider (number 9 seed).

WTA 500. Adelaide International. Adelaide (Australia). Hard. Prize fund – more than 1.2 million dollars

Quarterfinals

Mirra Andreeva (Russia, 3) — Maya Joint (Australia) — 6:2, 6:0.

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Schneider beat Navarro and reached the semifinals of the tournament in Adelaide

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Schneider beat Navarro and reached the semifinals of the tournament in Adelaide

Russian tennis player Diana Schneider made it to the semi-finals of the WTA 500 tournament in Adelaide (Australia).

Schneider, seeded ninth at the tournament, beat American Emma Navarro (sixth seed) in the quarterfinals with a score of 6:3, 6:3. The meeting lasted 1 hour 18 minutes.

In the semi-finals, the Russian will play with the winner of the pair Mirra Andreeva (Russia, 3) – May Joynt (Australia).

WTA 500. Adelaide International. Adelaide (Australia). Hard. Prize fund – more than 1.2 million dollars

Quarterfinals

Diana Schneider (Russia, 9) – Emma Navarro (USA, 6) – 6:3, 6:3

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Snigur lost his final qualifying match and failed to qualify for the Aus Open.

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Snigur lost his final qualifying match and failed to qualify for the Aus Open.

Ukrainian tennis player Daria Snigur (WTA 136) failed to qualify for the 2026 Australian Open main draw.

In the qualifying final, the Ukrainian player was defeated neutrally in three sets. Alexandra Sasnovic (WTA 102) in 1 hour 45 minutes.

Australian Open 2026. Qualification

Alexandra Sasnovic [8] – Daria Snigur (Ukraine) – 6:2, 0:6, 6:2

Daria played her first head-to-head match against Sasnovich.

In the qualifying round of the Australian Open, Snigur managed to defeat Katarzyna Kawa and Carson Brensaytan.

Daria competed in the Australian majors for the fifth time in her career and came up unfounded for the third time. His best result in Melbourne was the first round of the main draws in 2024 and 2025.

Ukrainians who qualified for the Aus Open were Yulia Starodubtseva and Angelina Kalinina, joining Elina Svitolina, Marta Kostyuk, Dayana Yastremskaya and Alexandra Oleynikova.

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