Andrey Rublev defeated Arthur Rinderknech 6–2, 6–4 in the quarterfinal on Centre Court, securing progression to the semifinal stage. Rublev won 65 total points compared to Rinderknech’s 46, converting four of seven break-point opportunities to close the match in straight sets.
Match Summary
Rublev established early control in the opening set, applying consistent return pressure against Rinderknech’s serve. Although Rinderknech produced seven aces, Rublev neutralized first deliveries and capitalized on second-serve exchanges.
Two breaks of serve in the first set gave Rublev a decisive advantage, allowing him to close it 6–2 with controlled baseline rallies and efficient shot selection.
The second set featured tighter service games. Rinderknech improved his first-serve percentage and reduced unforced errors, but Rublev maintained composure during key points. A mid-set break proved decisive, and Rublev held serve confidently to finish 6–4.
Key Performances
Andrey Rublev
- 5 aces
- 79% win rate on first serve
- 57% win rate on second serve
- 4/7 break points converted
- 30 receiving points won
Arthur Rinderknech
- 7 aces
- 53% first-serve percentage
- 59% win rate on first serve
- 1/2 break points converted
- 16 receiving points won
Rublev’s superior return efficiency and conversion rate on break points were central to the outcome.
Turning Point of the Match
The turning point came during the first set when Rublev secured consecutive breaks after extending rallies on Rinderknech’s second serve. That early lead established scoreboard control and forced Rinderknech into higher-risk shot selection.
In the second set, the single break at 3–3 shifted momentum permanently. Rublev’s consistency on service games limited opportunities for a comeback.
Full Scorecard / Key Statistics
Final Score:
- Rublev – 6-2, 6-4
- Rinderknech – 2-6, 4-6
Service Statistics:
- Aces: Rinderknech 7, Rublev 5
- Double faults: Rinderknech 3, Rublev 1
- First serve %: Rublev 57%, Rinderknech 53%
Break Points:
- Rublev: 4/7
- Rinderknech: 1/2
Overall Totals:
- Points won: Rublev 65, Rinderknech 46
- Games won: Rublev 12, Rinderknech 6
(Statistics verified via official tournament match centre.)
What This Means
The straight-sets victory advances Rublev into the semifinal stage with strong return metrics and break-point efficiency. His ability to control rallies on both first and second serve strengthens his position heading into the next round.
For Rinderknech, the quarterfinal exit follows a competitive performance highlighted by serve production, though return-game limitations proved decisive.
What’s Next
Rublev moves into the semifinal round and will face the winner of the remaining quarterfinal matchup. The semifinal schedule will be confirmed by tournament organizers.
Sources
- Official tournament match centre
- ATP statistical match data
- Tournament results database
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