Anderson adds a good cause to his great play in London

Nov 13, 2018
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Anderson adds a good cause to his great play in London

Published Nov 13, 2018

Kevin Anderson has had a dream debut at the ATP Finals so far. The South African is a perfect 2-0 with wins over Dominic Thiem and Kei Nishikori, both in straight sets.

His win over Thiem marked his first career match at the year-end championships in London, but his win over Nishikori was more impressive as it went 6-0, 6-1 in favor of Anderson. The match took just over an hour.

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Nishikori had just beaten the remaining member of the Group Lleyton Hewitt, Roger Federer, for the first time in over four years.

The world No. 6-ranked Anderson is joined in London by his mom and his wife, Kelsey, who shared an inside look at the private locker rooms each player gets to feel cozy in.

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The Andersons also shared some charitable news as they will donate $100 to support firefighting efforts in California.

Kevin Anderson is one of the biggest servers on tour—he hit 10 aces against Nishikori.

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The 32-year-old still has Federer left to face on Thursday, but is poised to advance to the semifinal stage.

Anderson adds a good cause to his great play in London

Anderson adds a good cause to his great play in London

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