Cameron Norrie Advances to Moselle Open Quarter-Finals
Cameron Norrie overcame Arthur Cazaux in a tough three-set match to reach the Moselle Open quarter-finals in Metz, France. The British number three secured a 6-7 (1-7), 7-6 (9-7), 6-2 victory, marking his fifth tour-level quarter-final this season and his first since Wimbledon in July.
Match Highlights
- Norrie broke Cazaux’s serve early but lost the first set in a tie-break dominated by the French player.
- The second set also went to a tie-break, where Norrie prevailed with a forehand winner to claim the set.
- In the final set, Norrie quickly broke Cazaux’s serve again, taking advantage of his opponent’s fading energy to close out the match after midnight.
Upcoming Opponent
Norrie will face another French player next, as lucky losers Dan Added and Kyrian Jacquet meet to determine the quarter-finalist.
Player Quote
"I had to fight hard to get myself into the match and I had to pick some battles with myself. I just told myself I wanted to be here and I wanted to be playing." — Cameron Norrie
Novak Djokovic Progresses in Athens
Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic also advanced in the Athens Open, continuing his strong form in the tournament.
Author’s summary: Cameron Norrie displayed determination and skill to reach the Moselle Open quarter-finals, while Novak Djokovic also made progress in Athens, showcasing their strong season performances.
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