Shocking moment of the day
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina held two match points last in the fifth set against No.6 seed Holger Rune in their third round on Saturday. Rune saved both as he forced a deciding super-tiebreak.
In the breaker, Davidovich Fokina led 8-5 and was two points away from the victory. At 8-8, the Spaniard decided to serve underarm and come into the net. Rune sprinted to the ball, getting there with time to spare, and found the passing shot to move up 9-8 and get his hands on a first match point. It was all the Dane needed to complete a 6-3, 4-6, 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(10/8) win, leaving Davidovich Fokina ruing his missed opportunities and his peculiar choice of serve so late in the game.
"That was crazy. That was very unexpected, for sure," Rune later said of that underarm serve.
"I don't know. In a way, it nice, because he was serving really well during the match. But also it's pressure, because imagine I missed that one. That would feel awful. So it was good and bad. Luckily I stayed clutch in important moments and managed to win."
Rune awaits Grigor Dimitrov or Frances Tiafoe in the last 16. Dimitrov was leading Tiafoe 6-2, 6-3, 1-2 when rain cancelled play on all outside courts for the day.