Soviet and Russian tennis player Andrey Olkhovsky called the defeat unexpected Daniel Medvedev Australian Alex De Minor in the quarter-finals of the Toronto tournament.
The meeting took place on Friday and ended with the score 6:7 (7:9), 5:7.
A relatively unexpected result. I don’t really like these incessant doubles from Daniil, who are on break points, on match points. Daniil played on the pitch, tried to stifle the pace, but De Minor coped with this tactic. Alex showed good tennis. And Daniil had a lot of unforced errors, which is unusual for him, – Olkhovsky is quoted by RB Sport.
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