There will be a Spaniard on the opposite side of the net from Dominic Thiem on Wednesday. It just won’t be Rafael Nadal. World No. 1 Rafael Nadal is out and first alternate Pablo Carreno Busta is in for the second day of World Tour Finals Group A round-robin competition. […]
There is always that one match on which players–and fans–can look back and think how different things might have been had it gone the other way. Some cases, of course, are more extreme than others. But for all of the World Tour Finals qualifiers, and for those who missed out, let’s take a look at the matches that decided their year-end championship fate. […]
Sam Querrey’s somewhat surprising Nitto ATP World Tour Finals bid lasted until the final event of the regular season. But he did not last long at the Paris Masters, and therefore his London hopes are over. The Wimbledon semifinalist lost to qualifier Filip Krajinovic 6-4, 6-4 on Tuesday. […]
Dominic Thiem will continue his Vienna campaign when he takes the court against Richard Gasquet on Thursday. Hoping to join Thiem in London, Pablo Carreno Busta will meet Diego Schwartzman. […]
The Asian swing is over and now the 2017 season is heading for its home stretch in Europe. It begins with a trio of 250-point tournaments in Stockholm, Antwerp, and Moscow. Two top 10 players (Grigor Dimitrov and David Goffin) are in action, while No. 11 Pablo Carreno Busta leads the Moscow field. […]
The home stretch of the 2017 season is underway with the start of the fall swing. It goes from Europe to Asia and back to Europe, beginning this week in Metz and St. Petersburg. Only one top 10 player in the world is in action, and it’s Pablo Carreno Busta. […]
Rafael Nadal is one win away from a 16th major title and third at the U.S. Open. The world No. 1 took another step–and a big one–toward that destination when he beat Juan Martin Del Potro 4-6, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2 in Friday night’s second semifinal.
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Friday’s first U.S. Open men’s semifinal will be contested by…wait for it…Pablo Carreno Busta and Kevin Anderson. Yep, it’s quite surprising all right. But is it really that shocking to believe Carreno Busta and Anderson were the ones who capitalized on an opportunity? […]
The wild bottom half of the U.S. Open draw is all coming down to this: Pablo Carreno Busta vs. Kevin Anderson. They will be squaring off for the third time in their careers and for the second time during this hard-court summer when they battle for an improbable place in a Grand Slam title match on Friday afternoon. […]
And then there were four; four players vying for one Grand Slam final spot in one of the most up-for-grabs halves of a draw in recent history. It is coming down to Sam Querrey, Kevin Anderson, Pablo Carreno Busta, and Diego Schwartzman. […]
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