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Djokovic Wins China Open After De Minaur Retires
Djokovic claimed his 102nd career title and seventh in Beijing after de Minaur retired with a groin injury in the final.
- On Tuesday, Novak Djokovic secured his seventh China Open title in Beijing after opponent Minaur retired in the second set, marking the 102nd career title for the 39-year-old.
- Returning to the Chinese National Tennis Center for the first time in 11 years, Djokovic extended his unbeaten record at the venue to 34 games. He defeated top seed Alexander Zverev during his run to the final.
- After a 67-minute first set that Djokovic won 7-6 , both players required medical treatment. The Australian needed an off-court timeout for a groin issue, while Djokovic requested a trainer for his physical struggles.
- Minaur retired after only one game of the second set, saying, "I want to say sorry to all the amazing fans that came to watch this match. I didn't want to finish like this."
- Earlier, Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jiri Lehecka at the Japan Open to win his first individual title since February. Playing his third tournament since returning from a wrist injury, the Spaniard recovered from a shaky start to win.
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Pakistan Live News'Destined' Djokovic Wins China Open, Extending Unbeaten Record
Tennis great Novak Djokovic credited his "never-die spirit" for carrying him to the 102nd title of his career as he won the China Open on Tuesday when his opponent Alex de Minaur retired injured from the final.
The Serbian won the Beijing ATP 500 on Tuesday 6 October after the abandonment of Alex de Minaur (7-5, 5-3), thus ensuring a 21st season in a row with a trophy, a record.
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The Serbian tennis player won his seventh trophy in Chinese territory, after Australian Alex de Miñaur left the final for a nuisance.
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