Khachanov

Karen Khachanov achieved something not seen at the Australian Open in 11 years as he beat Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets at Melbourne Park.

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A fascinating battle awaits in the Australian Open quarter finals as the United States' Sebastian Korda faces Russia's Karen Khachanov.

The Russian defeated Yoshihito Nishioka in straight sets: 6-0, 6-0 and 7-6(4). Thus, the Spaniard remains sixth and could only be overtaken by Holger Rune and Jannik Sinner if he wins the title. In 2018, just five years ago, Sebastian already won the junior competition.

The 18th-seed Russian defeated the Japanese player 6-0, 6-0, 7-6(4) to reach the last eight at the year's first major for the first time.

But it's not easy to win with this score, three sets, so the third set it was a really tough one and I'm playing well, so I'm really happy to go through," ATP.com quoted Khachanov as saying. The 27-year-old is renowned for his tenacity and pace, consistently finding new ways to add extra balls to the play and irk his rivals. In the second set, Khachanov took a commanding lead by winning 24 of the 26 points that were played.

Karen Khachanov has stormed into the quarterfinals with a dominant win over Yoshihito Nishioka at the 2023 Australian Open.

I think the US Open gave me a lot of confidence and I think I rely on that and I hope I can continue that way.” I think the semi-finals of the US Open showed me really well where I can be, what I can do and I try and continue that way. “I think the belief and self-confidence helps you to go all the way.” [Jason Kubler](/tennis/player/jason-kubler/) in the second round, and universally liked [Frances Tiafoe](/tennis/player/frances-tiafoe/) in the Round of 32. “First two sets I didn’t know what was going on, but it’s never easy when you’re going with the score too easy.,” Khachanov said. The 18th seed was playing in his first ever fourth round match at Melbourne Park yesterday, having frustratingly reached the Round of 32 the past four years but never able to get past that feat.

Karen advanced to his second consecutive Major quarter-final following a 6-0, 6-0, 7-6 victory over Yoshihito Nishioka in an hour and 58 minutes at John Cain ...

Khachanov claimed 20 points in a row since the first game and earned his second bagel in swift 20 minutes to sail toward the finish line. Nishioka sprayed a forehand mistake in the tenth point to fall 6-4 behind and offer his opponent two match points. The Japanese raised his level in the third set, reaching a tie break and losing it 7-4 to propel the rival over the top.

The quarter-finals at the Australian Open begin today, with Jelena Ostapenko, Jessica Pegula and Stefanos Tsitsipas among the key players aiming to go deep ...

Most of the time, whether it’s people in my box or spectators, I have found I play my best tennis when I am engaging and using their energy.” Well done on to the form that you have had. Injury can threaten to derail triumph for the world’s best tennis players during a grand slam. Talk about the turnaround for you because a few years ago you burst out, you played great, and then it got a little bit more difficult for you to maintain that, the ranking’s come back, and then you found this great form you’re talking about. How is it managing all of that, the training, the travel, but also being a good dad? They’re cheering for me at home, all my family, so I just say hello to Didi and my wife. So, this belief and self-confidence, I think, appeared much stronger after the US Open, so, you know, I made it here, semi-finals already, so I just hope to continue that way, and to grow as a person and as a sportsman, yeah. And then you start to believe more and more. It’s hard to notice on television just how big of a ball Novak is consistently hitting, and therefore hitting a slice or taking the line option is a challenging prospect.” I think that was due to the fact that Novak was consistently getting on the offensive so early in the point, whether it be from his serve or his return. However, if it were to happen again, he would have lost the point.” The former wheelchair tennis star and TV commentator wants a shot at Hollywood.

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