
Djokovic Claims 102nd Title as De Minaur Retires From China Open Final
Djokovic claims his 102nd career title at the China Open after de Minaur retires injured in the final.


Djokovic claims his 102nd career title at the China Open after de Minaur retires injured in the final.

Djokovic wins China Open without facing a match point, after semi-final disqualification and final retirement of De Minaur.

A spectator struck in the eye by a wandering ball, a player's apology, and a walkover hand to the victor.

Top-ranked women Sabalenka and Rybakina both exit China Open in straight sets, leaving the tournament without its two highest seeds.

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Djokovic lands his first win since Wimbledon at the China Open, extending his unbeaten Beijing record to 30 matches.

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