Fognini and Zverev battle through epic point in Beijing

Oct 05, 2017
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Fognini and Zverev battle through epic point in Beijing

Fognini put up his best, but fell short to the talented German in

Published Oct 05, 2017

Fabio Fognini put forth his best effort at the China Open against Alexander Zverev, put it wouldn't be enough. Their best point had it all: a high backhand smash, a perfect lob, a skilled tweener, a drop volley and finally, a putaway volley.

Fognini would win that battle, but not the match as his 20-year-old foe prevailed 6-4, 6-2. Next, Zverev will get to do something rare: play someone younger than him. He faces 19-year-old Andrey Rublev for a spot in the semifinals.