Andrey Rublev has had some emotional moments in 2022, but the fiery Russian is feeling at home at the Nordea Open, where he won his first match in over a month—surviving Federico Coria in a final-set tiebreaker, 7-5, 4-6, 7-6 (2).
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Buoyed by Avicii soundtrack, Andrey Rublev feels at home in Båstad
The No. 2 seed is finding his rhythm and having fun at the Nordea Open, winning his first match since Roland Garros on Thursday.
Published Jul 15, 2022