Aleksandar Vukic powered into the quarterfinals in Tokyo, defeating Germany’s Daniel Altmaier 6-4, 6-2 with aggressive and composed tennis.
Vukic dictated points with strong serving and confident baseline exchanges, breaking Altmaier’s resistance and sealing victory in just over an hour.
His consistency under pressure allowed him to maintain momentum, turning critical moments into opportunities and eliminating any chance for Altmaier’s comeback.
Meanwhile, American Sebastian Korda continued his strong campaign, defeating Japan’s Sho Shimabukuro 6-1, 6-4 with excellent shot selection and control.
Korda’s dominance was evident early, as he raced through the first set with relentless power, leaving Shimabukuro struggling for answers.
Despite Shimabukuro’s attempts to rally in the second set, Korda’s precision and rhythm proved decisive in closing out the match.
Both victories showcased clear authority from Vukic and Korda, confirming their dangerous form as the tournament heads into the intense quarterfinal stage.
The Australian and American will now look to build on momentum, aiming to continue upsetting opponents and progressing deeper in Tokyo.
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