Britain’s Dan Evans earned a chance to make up for his three sets semi-final defeat in Antwerp last week by beating Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov in three hard-fought quarter final sets in Vienna’s Erste Bank open
His 7-6(3),4-6,6-3 victory lasted two and three quarter hours and was Evans eighth win of the year over a top twenty player and his second straight semi-final appearance.
After his win the World No. 33 said “It feels great, I’m happy to come through a difficult match.”
In the semi-final he will face shock straight sets winner, lucky loser and qualifier Lorenzo Sonego who inflicted on World No. 1 Novak Djokovic his worst ever defeat in a three set match.
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