Rublev earns maiden Zverev win to reach Dubai final

Indian Wells tournament director Tommy Haas said in January it would be a 'disgrace' if Djokovic was not allowed to compete this year after the Serbian also missed last year's U.S. Joe Biden's administration said in January it would lift emergency declarations on May 11, but Djokovic - named on the Indian Wells entry list - said he had submitted the required documentation for special permission. Vaccine requirements for foreign air passengers are not expected to be lifted by the US until after the main draw for the Indian Wells begins on March 9 and the Miami Open later this month, meaning Djokovic could miss out for a second year. 'The USTA and US Open are hopeful that Novak is successful in his petition to enter the country, and that the fans will be able to see him back in action at Indian Wells and Miami,' it added. 'Novak Djokovic is one the greatest champions our sport has ever seen,' the US Open Twitter account said on Friday. It allowed teen sensation Gauff to pull away, with Keys fittingly handing the victory to her fellow American with her 51st and final unforced error on match point.Twitter Due to your consent preferences, you’re not able to view this. 'I KNOW': Novak Djokovic shuts down ugly furore around Aus Open dramaĪ shaky start from Keys enabled Gauff to dominate the first set but the World No.23 challenged strongly in the second and was leading at 5-4, before one shaky game proved her undoing. 'NOT HAPPY': Barbora Krejcikova stuns Iga Swiatek in Dubai final Gauff wasn't much better though, with the 18-year-old also responsible for 31 unforced errors, bringing the grand total for the two-set contest to a whopping 82.

However, Gauff's win perhaps owed more to the fact that Keys was guilty of a staggering 51 unforced errors over the two sets. Gauff set up a semi-final showdown with the all-conquering World No.1 Iga Swiatek after defeating her compatriot Keys 6-2 7-5. Tennis fans have taken to social media in disbelief after Coco Gauff's bizarre quarter-final victory over Madison Keys in the Dubai Tennis Championships. Coco Gauff (R) won an error-strewn tennis quarter-final against Madison Keys in Dubai in which both players combined for a staggering 82 unforced errors.

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