Grigor Dimitrov laces a backhand return down the line for a clean winner in this hot shot at the Nitto ATP Finals on Friday. Watch live tennis at TennisTV.com.
One week ago, Grigor Dimitrov could not contain his enthusiasm as he entered The O2 for the first time. The giddy Bulgarian exclaimed that qualifying for the Nitto ATP Finals "was a dream come true". There's a good chance Dimitrov is still dreaming. The sixth seed has since swept through Group Pete Sampras, ousting Dominic Thiem and David Goffin to clinch the top spot. He will look to complete a perfect run through the round-robin stage when he faces Pablo Carreno Busta on Friday evening. The 26-year-olds have split their four FedEx ATP Head2Head encounters, with all encounters coming at the biggest tournaments. In 2014 and 2015, Dimitrov claimed a pair of straight-set routs at the ATP World Tour Masters...
Ryan Harrison plays a prank on Grigor Dimitrov as he tees him up for an extremely awkward interview after his win at the Nitto ATP Finals on Wednesday afternoon.
Watch highlights as Grigor Dimitrov cruises past David Goffin to earn his spot in the semi-finals and Dominic Thiem keeps his chances alive with a win over Pablo Carreno Busta. Lukasz Kubot/Marcelo Melo and Jamie Murray/Bruno Soares also won. Photo Credit: Getty Images. Watch live tennis at TennisTV.com.
Grigor Dimitrov on Wednesday looked like a man determined to seize his first opportunity at the Nitto ATP Finals. The sixth seed dashed to 6-0, 6-2 win against Belgian David Goffin, cruising in only 74 minutes to move to 2-0 in London. Dimitrov guaranteed his spot in the semi-finals, joining Roger Federer as the only two singles players who have secured their weekend reservations. The Bulgarian has also put himself in great shape to win Group Pete Sampras and face the second-place finisher of Group Boris Becker on Saturday. “I think clearly I played a great match today,” Dimitrov said. “I think my focus was very good. I started the match well. I was using every opportunity. I took care...
