I thought I would have chances if I just gave my best. 'I lost my emotions a bit when I lost a stupid game at 40-0 in the first set.

I kept fighting and playing,' Rublev said. But he was all smiles at the end as he crouched down seemingly in disbelief when Tsitsipas hit a return into the net to hand him the match. Rublev threw his racket down in frustration after losing a game on his serve early in the opening set. With a win and a loss apiece in the group, it was a winner-takes-all match for Rublev and Tsitsipas. Fritz wins, will face Djokovic in ATP Finals semisĭjokovic is aiming to equal Roger Federer's record six titles at the elite, season-ending event.Hopefully that's going to be the case again.' Editor's Picks I've had many cases in my life before where I managed to recover very quickly. 'I'm going to do everything I possibly can today with my physio, with myself, with my team in order to get the good rest, the good recovery. 'If something happens tomorrow in a good or bad way, it happens, and I have to deal with it then. worry just depletes you of the vital energy you need,' Djokovic said. 'On the physical side, I'm not worried because. The five-time champion will have to recover swiftly after a grueling dead rubber victory over Daniil Medvedev that lasted more than three hours. Novak Djokovic plays Taylor Fritz of the United States in the other semifinal. Rublev won 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 to reach the semifinals for the first time. TURIN, Italy - Andrey Rublev rallied to upset second-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas and reach the final four of the ATP Finals on Friday.

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