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3) Announcer Andy Taylor. 2021 Qatar Exxonmobil Open Qatar ExxonMobil Open | Quarterfinals | 11 March | 4 matches DateRound of 16 Matches Court Match Scores 11-Mar [5] Roberto Bautista Agut -13- (ESP) def [1] Dominic Thiem -04- (AUT) CENTER 7-6(3), 2-6, 6-4 / 2:24 11-Mar Nikoloz Basilashvili -42- (GEO) def [2] Roger Federer -06- (SUI) CENTER 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 / 1:50 11-Mar [3] Andrey Rublev -08- (RUS) w/o Marton Fucsovics -46- (HUN) ✔ CENTER walkover 11-Mar Taylor Fritz -33- (USA) def [4] Denis Shapovalov -11- (CAN) CENTER 5-7, 6-3, 7-5 / 2:05 ✔ Marton Fucsovics withdraws from Quarterfinal, after playing 7-matches in 7-days in Rotterdam, then winning two in Doha. 2021 Qatar Total Open | Field of 28 QF [1] Dominic Thiem -04- (AUT) Nikoloz Basilashvili -42- (GEO) QF [2] Roger Federer -06- (SUI) Alexander Bublik -44- (KAZ) R16 [3] Andrey Rublev -08- (RUS) Marton Fucsovics -46- (HUN) QF QF [4] Denis Shapovalov -11- (CAN) Richard Gasquet -50- (FRA) R16 [5] Roberto Bautista Agut -13- (ESP) Jeremy Chardy -54- (FRA) R1 R16 [6] David Goffin - 14- (BEL) Vasek Pospisil -67- (CAN) R16 R1 [7] Stan Wawrinka -20- (SUI) [WC] Aslan Karatsev -45- (RUS) R16 R1 Dusan Lajovic -27- (SRB) [WC] Malek Jaziri -262- (TUN) R16 R16 Daniel Evans -28- (GBR) [WC] Mubarak Shannan Zayid -NR- (QAT) R1 R1 Filip Krajinovic -32- (SRB) [Q] Lloyd Harris -84- (RSA) R16 Taylor Fritz -33- (USA) [Q] Christopher O'Connell -122- (AUS) R1 R1 Lorenzo Sonego -35- (ITA) [Q] Blaz Rola -163- (SLO) R1 R1 Reilly Opelka -39- (USA) [Q] Ramkumar Ramanathan -201- (IND) R1 R1 John Millman -41- (AUS) [LL] Norbert Gombos -95- (SVK) R1 Qatar Exxonmobil Open 2021 CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Doha, Qatar 8 - 13 March 2021 Hard, Deco-Turf $1,153,560 STATUS NAT MAIN DRAW SINGLES 1 1 AUTTHIEM, Dominic D. THIEM [1] 2 BYE D. THIEM [1] 67(5) 63 62 3 WC QAT ZAYID, Mubarak Shannan A. KARATSEV 4 WC RUSKARATSEV, Aslan 64 60 R. BAUTISTA AGUT [5] 76(3) 26 64 5 Q INDRAMANATHAN, Ramkumar A. BUBLIK 6 KAZBUBLIK, Alexander 64 62 R. BAUTISTA AGUT [5] 64 63 7 USA OPELKA, Reilly R. BAUTISTA AGUT [5] 8 5 ESP BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto 46 63 64 R. BAUTISTA AGUT [5] 63 63 9 3 RUSRUBLEV, Andrey A. RUBLEV [3] 10 BYE A. RUBLEV [3] wo. 11 FRA GASQUET, Richard R. GASQUET 12 Q SLOROLA, Blaz 64 64 A. RUBLEV [3] wo. 13 SRBLAJOVIC, Dusan M. FUCSOVICS 14 HUNFUCSOVICS, Marton 76(3) 63 M. FUCSOVICS 46 76(5) 62 15 Q RSA HARRIS, Lloyd L. HARRIS 16 7 SUI WAWRINKA, Stan 76(3) 67(6) 75 Nikoloz BASILASHVILI 76(5) 62 17 6 BELGOFFIN, David D. GOFFIN [6] 18 SRBKRAJINOVIC, Filip 64 64 T. FRITZ 61 57 76(9) 19 ITA SONEGO, Lorenzo T. FRITZ 20 USAFRITZ, Taylor 76(5) 64 T. FRITZ 57 63 75 21 Q AUSO'CONNELL, Christopher V. POSPISIL 22 CANPOSPISIL, Vasek 63 64 D. SHAPOVALOV [4] 75 64 23 BYE D. SHAPOVALOV [4] 24 4 CAN SHAPOVALOV, Denis N. BASILASHVILI 76(3) 61 25 LL SVKGOMBOS, Norbert M. JAZIRI 26 WC TUNJAZIRI, Malek 62 75 N. BASILASHVILI 62 62 27 GEO BASILASHVILI, Nikoloz N. BASILASHVILI 28 AUSMILLMAN, John 26 64 62 N. BASILASHVILI 36 61 75 29 FRACHARDY, Jeremy D. EVANS 30 GBREVANS, Daniel 64 16 62 R. FEDERER [2] 76(8) 36 75 31 BYE R. FEDERER [2] 32 2 SUI FEDERER, Roger ATP, Inc. © Copyright 2014 SEEDED PLAYERS RANK PRIZE MONEY POINTS ALTERNATES / LUCKY LOSERS WITHDRAWALS 1THIEM, Dominic 4WINNER $103,070 250 N. Gombos (LL) B. Coric (Shoulder) 2FEDERER, Roger 5FINALIST $73,885 150 3RUBLEV, Andrey 8SEMI-FINALIST $52,595 90 4SHAPOVALOV, Denis 11QUARTER-FINALIST $35,060 45 5BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto 13SECOND ROUND $22,540 20 RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS 6GOFFIN, David 14FIRST ROUND $13,560 0 M. Fucsovics - Lower Back 7WAWRINKA, Stan 20 FOLLOW LIVE SCORING AT R. Gasquet - LEG 8CORIC, Borna 26 www.ATPTour.com LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE Pospisil - 63 ATP SUPERVISOR(S) Thomas Karlberg/Mohamed Chahir Fitouhi Qatar Exxonmobil Open 2021 CITY, COUNTRY TOURNAMENT DATES SURFACE TOTAL FINANCIAL COMMITMENT Doha, Qatar 8 - 13 March 2021 Hard, Deco-Turf $1,153,560 STATUS NAT. MAIN DRAW DOUBLES COL CABAL, Juan Sebastian 1 1 COL FARAH, Robert J. CABAL R. FARAH [1] TUN JAZIRI, Malek 63 62 2 WC QAT ZAYID, Mubarak Shannan J. CABAL R. FARAH [1] 63 00 Ret'd 3 GEO BASILASHVILI, Nikoloz KAZ BUBLIK, Alexander F. NIELSEN T. PUETZ DENNIELSEN, Frederik 61 62 4 GER PUETZ, Tim M. DANIELL P. OSWALD CRO DODIG, Ivan 63 64 5 3 SVK POLASEK, Filip M. DANIELL P. OSWALD 6 NZLDANIELL, Marcus 63 67(2) 11-9 AUT OSWALD, Philipp M. DANIELL P. OSWALD 64 61 7 AUS MILLMAN, John ESP VEGA HERNANDEZ, David J. MILLMAN D. VEGA HERNANDEZ SLOROLA, Blaz 61 63 8 WC QAT ZAYED, Mousa Shanan A. KARATSEV/A. RUBLEV 9 RUS KARATSEV, Aslan 75 64 RUS RUBLEV, Andrey A. KARATSEV A. RUBLEV 10 ITASONEGO, Lorenzo 76(2) 62 ITA VAVASSORI, Andrea A. KARATSEV A. RUBLEV 62 63 11 GER KRAWIETZ, Kevin USA OPELKA, Reilly M. MELO J. ROJER [4] BRA MELO, Marcelo 61 76(9) 12 4 NED ROJER, Jean-Julien A. KARATSEV A. RUBLEV 76(5) 76(2) 13 FRA CHARDY, Jeremy FRA MARTIN, Fabrice J. CHARDY F. MARTIN 62 62 14 ISR ERLICH, Jonathan BLR VASILEVSKI, Andrei J. CHARDY F. MARTIN 64 64 15 ESA AREVALO, Marcelo NED MIDDELKOOP, Matwe N. MEKTIC M. PAVIC [2] CRO MEKTIC, Nikola 61 63 16 2 CRO PAVIC, Mate ATP Tour © Copyright 2014 SEEDED TEAMS RANK PRIZE MONEY (PER TEAM) POINTS ALTERNATES/LUCKY LOSERS RETIREMENTS/WALKOVERS 1 CABAL, Juan Sebastian / FARAH, Robert 3WINNER $38,470 250 F. Nielsen / T. Puetz - T. Puetz (Right leg) 2 MEKTIC, Nikola / PAVIC, Mate8 FINALIST $27,550 150 3 DODIG, Ivan / POLASEK, Filip19 SEMI-FINALIST $18,160 90 4 MELO, Marcelo / ROJER, Jean-Julien 36QUARTER-FINALIST $11,800 45 WITHDRAWALS FOLLOW LIVE SCORING AT www.ATPTour.com FIRST ROUND $6,910 0 LAST DIRECT ACCEPTANCE: Erlich/Vasilevski - 147 ATP SUPERVISOR(S) Thomas Karlberg/Mohamed Chahir Fitouhi.
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