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Alexander Bublik has won four of his last five matches. This week, the Kazakh defeated Brooksby in the opening round in straight sets. In the second round, Bublik defeated Fucsovics in straight sets. He trailed 2-5 in the third set, but turned it around by winning five consecutive games. In the third round, Bublik defeated Etcheverry in straight sets. He offered and saved three breakpoints. Last season in Australia, the Kazakh lost to Cerundolo in the opening round in straight sets.
Alex de Minaur has won five straight matches. This week, the Australian defeated McDonald in straight sets easily. He offered and saved only one breakpoint. In the second round, de Minaur turned the match around against Medjedovic after losing the opening set 6-7. In the third round, the Australian defeated Tiafoe in straight sets easily. Besides losing his serve twice, de Minaur dominated throughout the match. Last season at the Australian Open, de Minaur lost to Sinner in the quarterfinals in straight sets.
Bublik beats Etcheverry, reaches fourth round at AO 2026
Kazakhstan’s top-ranked tennis player Alexander Bublik (World No. 10) — who reached the third round of the Australian Open 2026 for the first time in his career — defeated Argentine Tomás Martín Etcheverry (62) with 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 in 2 hours 37 minutes.
The match on Margaret Court Arena delivered an intense contest, featuring unreturnable serves, powerful baseline groundstrokes and unstoppable smashes. Bublik mixed all of this with his trademark drop shots and frequent net approaches.
In the first set, the opponents were close to being broken only twice. In the fifth game, Bublik missed three break points, while Etcheverry missed a set point in the tenth game. The set was ultimately decided by a tie-break, which the Kazakhstani player handled more confidently, 7-4.
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Tomas Martin Etchiverry stretched as far as his 6-foot-5 frame would let him at the end of a quick dash towards the net. He did manage to retrieve the drop shot sent his way and get the ball back into play, but the momentum of his sprint carried him forward and off the court.
Alexander Bublik waited at the service line across the net as Etchiverry’s weak return floated harmlessly towards him. There was an open court for Bublik to play into. For any other player, a simple tap would suffice. Bublik, ever the showman, casually lobbed his volley back for the winner.
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