(AO) Quarter Final Tennis Live Stream: Day 9 Matches to Watch

Number 1 Novak Djokovic continues his title defense at the Australian Open when he meets number 6 Alexander Zverev in the quarter-finals on Tuesday and the match can be viewed online via desktop and mobile. Australian Open tennis fans can watch Djokovic vs Zverev without cable on any device you can watch from anywhere in the world.

Match Details: Men’s Singles Quarter Final

Match: (1) Novak Djokovic vs (6) Alexander Zverev

Date: February 16, 2021

Tournament: Australian Open 2021

Round: quarter-finals

Location: Melbourne, Australia

Court: Rod Laver Arena

Category: Grand Slam

Surface: Outdoor hard court

Prize money: AUD $ 80 million

TV: US – ESPN / Tennis channel India – Sony Six

Watch: onlinetvchannel.live/tennis

Quarter-finals Australian Open Tennis Program

Rod Laver Arena

Day session – From 12:30 pm AEDT

Ladies’ singles • Quarter-finals

S Hsieh v N. Osaka 3

Day session – Not before 3:00 pm AEDT

Men’s Singles • Quarter-finals

G Dimitrov 18 against A. Karatsev Q

Night Session – From 7:00 PM AEDT

Ladies’ singles • Quarter-finals

1. Williams 10 v S. Halep 2

Men’s Singles • Quarter-finals

Grigor Dimitrov (1) vs Aslan Karatsev (6)

Margaret Court Arena

Day session – Not before 1:00 pm AEDT

Ladies Doubles • Quarter-finals

1. Gauff, C. Mcnally n. vs melichar 4 d. shed 4

Men’s Doubles • Quarter-finals

1. Herbert 8 n. mahut 8 n. mektic 2 m. pavic 2

Court 3

Day Session – From 11:00 am AEDT

Ladies Doubles • Quarter-finals

1. Jurak n. Stojanovic v A. Krunic M. Trevisan

Ladies Doubles • Quarter-finals

B Krejcikova 3 K. Siniakova 3 S. Fichman G. Olmos

Day session – Not before 3:00 pm AEDT

Men’s Doubles • Quarter-finals

1. Dead 9 F. Polasek 9 v M. Ebden WC j. Smith WC

Court 13

Day session – From 2:00 PM AEDT

Ladies Doubles • Quarter-finals v. Aoyama 7 th. shibahara 7th. mertens 2 one. sabalenka 2

Match details Women’s quarter-final

Fixture: (10) Serena Williams vs (2) Simona Halep

Date: February 16, 2021

Tournament: Australian Open 2021

Round: quarter-finals

Location: Melbourne, Australia

Court: Rod Laver Arena

Category: Grand Slam

Surface: Outdoor Hardcourt

Prize money: AUD $ 80 million

Live broadcast: USA – Tennis Channel | India – Sony Ten Network / Sony Liv Premium

Watch: onlinetvchannel.live/tennis

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Su-wei Hsieh [14] to Naomi Osaka [3]

The Japanese third seed aspires to expand her unbeaten record in the big quarter-finals and take on the 35-year-old best known as one of the WTA Tour’s toughest opponents for her wayward shot selection. Osaka has the upper hand, winning four of the couple’s five previous encounters.

Still, Hsieh has the tools to push the 23-year-old to the brink after taking a set on Osaka four times. “My mind can’t comprehend the choices she makes when she’s on the field … it’s not fun to play, but it’s really fun to watch,” Osaka said of the game.

By becoming the oldest player to make a Grand Slam quarter-final debut in the Open Era, Hsieh has already exceeded her own expectations. Despite jokingly making the point that Osaka is likely to “crush” her, the veteran will be approaching their clash, bolstered by the experience of toppling seeds at big moments, with 8 top-10 wins in her career, including one last week at Bianca Andreescu.

Serena Williams [10] against Simona Halep [2]

In the last eight on a Grand Slam for a record 54th time, Williams doesn’t know too much about her 9-2 lead over the Romanian, as that lead narrows to 3-1 at majors.

The American will mainly think of tactics to avoid the emphatic defeat she suffered in their most recent showdown when Halep won the 2019 Wimbledon final 6-2 6-2. “I think Simona played the perfect match. It’s going to be a different process for her because she knows she can play Serena like this, which she’s never done before, ”said Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou.

Novak Djokovic [1] vs Alexander Zverev [6]

The German has two wins against the eight-time defending champion and has a good chance of breaking his eight consecutive losses to the top 10 opponents at Grand Slams.

Djokovic has spent about two and a half hours more on the track than his younger opponent, dropping four sets in the first four rounds – most of all of his previous trips to the big quarter-finals.

Still, the Serb is familiar with a taste of success down under, and is pursuing a ten-match winning streak against the top 10 opponents at the Australian Open, with his last loss to Stan Wawrinka in the 2014 quarter-finals.

33-year-old Djokovic survived a three-set test against Zverev, ten years his junior, at the ATP Cup earlier this month and expects grueling rallies. “He moves very well because of his height, his size, but he’s also one of the best servers we have in the game,” mused Djokovic. “He is a complete, all-round player.”

Grigor Dimitrov [18] against Aslan Karatsev [Q]

Fresh from a surprise upset about third seed Dominic Thiem and having to drop another set these two weeks, Dimitrov has a chance to reach his fourth major semifinal ever. But he gets in the way of an unknown Russian who aspires to become the first man to reach the last four on his Grand Slam debut. The world’s number 114 is already the lowest placed player in three decades to reach the quarter-finals in Melbourne.

Dimitrov has experience on the side, with nine out of ten clashes with qualifiers at majors. But getting past in-form Karatsev will be a challenge – the rock-hard 27-year-old plays an explosive brand of tennis, dismantling both eighth seed Diego Schwartzman and nineteenth seed Felix Auger-Aliassime to earn his quarter-finals.

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