Defending champion Medvedev ousted

“I was, for sure, down mentally after such a first set...”

Defending champion Daniil Medvedev said missing one key opportunity had cost him a spot in the Shanghai Masters’ fourth round after he was knocked out in straight sets by 26th-ranked Sebastian Korda on Sunday. 

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The Russian fell apart in the second set after Korda won the first on a tiebreaker taken to the brink, with the match finishing 7-6 (10/8), 6-2. “I should have won the tiebreak but didn’t,” said the World No. 3 afterwards. “I was, for sure, down mentally after such a first set...”

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