Medvedev vs Wu Epic; Bublik, Tien & Moutet All Feature | Hangzhou 2025 Quarter-Final Highlights

Left the space and Medvedev has exploited it. This for one all. Unbelievable. An unbelievable turnaround. And this time it's a controlled off forehand and he says, how about that? A stunning comeback from the home favourite in Hangzhou. A Herculean effort from Wu Yibing. What a turnaround. What a performance. What an exhibition of power hitting. Angle on that last curled forehand which the lefties can do. Well played. Gets the break back. It's a shutout and a tie break. Simple put away. And then finally he gets the break. Oh, he's done him. Big, big drive from Tian to end that second set. He's broken. Broken and to love. It's a double fault on the break point. The first continue for Valentin Roy this week in Hangzhou. And that is what it means to him. He looked out of it to start this third and final set. Standing. Dismissive with the overhead. It's massive. Can't defend against that. Yeah, it's going to be a new career high. Oh, what a get. Much in the mood at the start of this quarter final. Top stuff right now from Bublik. Today it's been a steely stare. Game in. First set. Dominant performance from the number three seed. It's all Bublik at the moment. He is in irresistible form. The speed. He's done so well there. And now a double break in this match. Fitting that he should finish with the 31st winner of the match. Brutally clinical from the number three seed, Alexander Bublik. Well disguised. A great game. Hit straight back. There it is. Mute thinks better of crushing the racket to gain traction in this match. He's got to pull the plug. There's no point. It's very sad because he played so well in the first set. Four out of five points. It's all over. What a shame. What a shame. How quickly your fortunes can change in this sport. It's fickle indeed after a perfect first set. An injury. And Mute consoling his opponent.