Alexander Tsverev (26, Germany, World No. 27) has reached the quarterfinals of the Geneva Open on the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) Tour.

Zverev defeated Chinese tennis sensation Wu Yibing (23, World No. 59) in straight sets in the singles quarterfinals of the ATP Tour 250스포츠토토 Series Geneva Open in Geneva, Switzerland on Saturday (June 26).

Wu Yibing withdrew from the match after trailing 1-4 in the first set.

Tsverev was runner-up at the Madrid Open, an ATP Tour Masters 1000 event, last year. At the French Open, he reached the quarterfinals but was forced to withdraw after injuring his ankle against Rafael Nadal (37, Spain).

He underwent surgery and returned to the court late last year, but has yet to win on tour.

At the Geneva Open, Tsverev will face Nicolas Jerry (27, Chile, World No. 54) for a place in the final.

Jerry upset the tournament’s top seed, Kasper Lourdes (24, Norway, World No. 4), 2-1 (3-6 7-6<7-2> 7-5) in the quarterfinals.

Second-seeded Taylor Fritz (25, USA, World No. 9) also joined the quarterfinals with a 2-0 (6-1 6-2) win over Ilya Ivashka (29, Belarus, World No. 86).

Fritz will play Grigor Dmitrov (32, Bulgaria, World No. 33) in the semifinals.

Cameron Norrie

Cameron Norrie (28, Great Britain, World No. 14) defeated Sebastian Baez (22, Argentina, World No. 44) 2-1 (6-2 2-6 6-1) in the singles quarterfinals of the ATP Tour 250 Series Lyon Open in Paris, France, today.

Norrie, the defending champion, will be looking to win the event for the second year in a row. He will face Francisco Cerundolo (25, Argentina, World No. 28) in the last four.

Meanwhile, TV channel SPOTV ON and sports OTT service SPOTV NOW will provide satellite coverage of the Geneva Open and Lyon Open finals. They will also be broadcast live on SPOTV ASIA. SPOTV Asia is broadcast in 13 countries across the Southeast Asian region and offers a wide range of content, including tennis Grand Slam events Wimbledon and the US Open, men’s professional tennis ATP Tour, motorcycle racing event MotoGP, World Table Tennis (WTT) table tennis events, BWF badminton events and the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) Sport Climbing World Cup.