Sixth seed Grigor Dimitrov beat the Russian tennis hope Daniil Medvedev 6-3 3-6 6-3 within one hour and 46 minutes in the quarterfinals of ATP World Tour 500 tournament in Queen's Club in London. It was 15th win of Dimitrov at this tournament. Grigor won the title in London in 2014 after beating Feliciano Lopez.

"It wasn't easy to play the game that I wanted today, so I played a little bit more slice and simplified my game. I just had to count on certain weapons and play well at the right moments," said Dimitrov. "It's been awhile since I've felt that good on the court, so I'm going to try to use that momentum and focus entirely on my side."

In the semifinal match on Saturday Grigor Dimitrov will play Feliciano Lopez.

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From a Box
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After three previous first round losses at Roland Garros Grigor Dimitrov beat Stephane Robert 6-2 6-3 6-4 at the start of this years edition of the tournament. The 11th seed Bulgarian scored 35 winners including 8 aces, won all of the 6 break points and saved 8 of the 10 he faced.

Dimitrov will play the winner of the match of Tommy Robredo and Daniel Evans in the second round.

Grigor Dimitrov will appear on Phillipe Chatrier Court, the main court of Roland Garros, on Sunday in the first round of the second Grand Slam of the year. The opponent of Dimitrov is No 113 Frenchman Stephane Robert. The only 2 matches of Dimitrov and Robert were on Challenger tournaments in 2011 and Dimitrov won both of the clashes.

The 11th seeded Bulgarian would meet Tommy Robredo or Daniel Evans in the second round. In the third round Dimitrov may face 20th seeded Pablo Carreno Busta. The other seeded players in the same quarter of the main draw are Rafael Nadal, Milos Raonic, Jack Sock, Roberto Bautista Agut, Gilles Muller, Gilles Simon.

Grigor Dimitrov scored 3 consecutive first round losses at Roland Garros in the previous editions of the tournament.

The first round match Dimitrov-Robert is 3rd in the schedule, the first matches starting at 11am CET. Eurosport will broadcast the clashes from Roland Garros.

12th seeded Grigor Dimitrov defeated world No 22 Ivo Karlovic of Croatia 6-3 7-5 and advanced to the third round of Madrid Masters. The next opponent of Dimitrov is eighth seeded and No 9 ranked Dominic Thiem of Austria. In the two matches played Thiem won in the quarterfinals in Acapulco in 2016 and Dimitrov beat the Austrian in Brisbane at the start of this season.

After 4 consecutive losses Grigor Dimitrov took his first win. At the start of Mutua Madrid Open the 12th seeded Dimitrov defeated Philipp Kohlschreiber of Gemany 7-6(7) 6-4. This was the first match of Dimitrov and the ex No 16 Kohlschreiber.

In the second round the Bulgarian will face the winner of the match of Ivo Carlovic of Croatia and Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain who are No 22 and No 21 ranked respectively.


On today's Emirates ATP Ranking Grigor Dimitrov moved up to No 12.

Grigor Dimitrov accepted invitation by the organizers of ATP 250 tournament in Marrakech, Morocco, during the week of 10 April 2017. The Bulgarian is the highest ranked player of the main draw and will start from the second round. His opponent will be decided in a match of ex No 5 Tommy Robredo, current rank 386, and a player from the qualifications. The other seeded players are Albert Ramos,Vinolas, No 24, Phillip Kohlschreiber, No 32, Mischa Zverev, No 33, Paolo Lorenzi, No 38, Benoit Paire, No 40, Diego Schrwartzman, No 41 and Marcel Granollers, No 45.

Grigor Dimitrov lifted the trophy of Garanti Koza Sofia Open on home soil. With more than 12'000 fans cheering him Grigor Dimitrov clinched the title with 7-5 6-4 victory over No 11 David Goffin of Belgium. The Bulgarian continues the year in excellent way - 14 wins and 1 loss, 2 titles from 3 tournaments and semifinal at Australian Open.

“This is my most prestigious title for sure, winning it at home is a tremendous success for me,” said the 25 year old, having secured the trophy with his mother watching on from court side. “I will treasure this title for the rest of my life, it’s something amazing for me.”

Dimitrov thanked the spectators: “The crowd has been absolutely magnificent throughout. I’m more than thankful for their support.”

Next week Grigor Dimitrov will move at No 12 at ATP singles ranking right behind of his today's opponent David Goffin and ahead of Tomas Berdych.

Grigor Dimitrov will travel to the Netherlands next week to take part at ATP 500 ABN Amro World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam. In the first round Dimitrov will play the quarterfinalist at Australian Open Mischa Zverev of Germany.

Grigor Dimitrov is 3rd seeded player of the main draw of Garanti Koza Sofia Open and will start directly from the second round. His opponent will be determined from the first round match of Jerzy Janowicz of Poland and Dudi Sela of Israel.

In the quarterfinals Dimitrov could meet 6th seed Philipp Kohlschreber of Germany. Grigor is in the upper part of the draw lead by top-seeded player Dominic Thiem of Austria. Dimitrov and Thiem could play in the semifinals.

The second half of the draw is lead by seed 2 David Goffin of Belgium. The other seeded players of that half are the last year's champion Roberto Bautista Agut of Spain, Gilles Muller of Luxembourg and Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus.

The other Bulgarians who were invited with wild cards to the main draw are Dimitar Kuzmanov and Alexander Lazarov


Grigor Dimitrov first appearance at Sofia Open will be on Thursday.

With points gained for reaching the semifinals at Australian Open Grigor Dimitrov moved two positions from No 15 to No 13 in the ranking of ATP World Tour announced today. The Bulgarian started the new season as No 17. After winning the title in Brisbane he improved to No 15.

The champion of Australian Open Roger Federer returned to number 10. The finalist Rafael Nadal moved from No 9 to No 6. Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are No 1 and No 2. The semifinalist of AO Stan Wawrinka moved to No 3 ahead of Milos Raonic.

The tournaments where Grigor Dimitrov will play until the end of March are in Sofia, Rotterdam, Marseilles, Indian Wells and Miami.