Russia’s seasoned tennis player Karen Khachanov has advanced to the ATP Canadian Open men’s singles final after a thrilling three-set victory over top-seeded German star Alexander Zverev. The 29-year-old continued his impressive form, defeating Zverev in a hard-fought semifinal that left fans on the edge of their seats at IGA Stadium in Montreal.
A Battle of Champions: Khachanov vs Zverev
The semifinal match was a true test of skill, endurance, and mental strength. Khachanov dropped the first set 3-6 but bounced back in style to take the second set 6-4. The third and deciding set went to a nail-biting tiebreak, where Khachanov held his nerve to win 7-6(7-4), sealing the match 3-6, 6-4, 7-6(7-4).
Zverev, 28, had been one of the favorites to win the tournament, coming into the event as the top seed. However, Khachanov’s aggressive baseline play, powerful serve, and tactical shot selection proved too much for the German.
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The 2025 edition of the ATP Canadian Open has been nothing short of spectacular. With upsets, thrilling comebacks, and world-class tennis on display, fans in Montreal have witnessed one of the most exciting tournaments of the year.
Khachanov’s road to the final has been filled with determination and standout performances, as he eyes his first Masters 1000 title in years. His victory over Zverev adds to a growing list of high-profile wins this season.
What’s Next for Khachanov?
Khachanov will now face the winner of the second semifinal in the final showdown. With momentum on his side and confidence soaring, the Russian ace will be looking to lift the prestigious Canadian Open trophy and boost his ATP ranking further.
A Comeback Story to Remember
Karen Khachanov has faced ups and downs in recent years, including injuries and form slumps. But his current run in Canada signals a strong comeback for the former world No. 8. Tennis fans around the globe will be watching closely as he chases one of the biggest titles of his career.
