Tim Timlyly jinx and qualifies for the quarterfinals of the Montreal tournament

Second-seeded Dominic Thiem of Austria, a five-year-old Canadian Masters jinx, reached the quarter-finals on Thursday with a 7-6 (9-7) 6-4 win over Croatian Marin Cilic.
At this year's tournament in Montreal, the Austrian, who beat defending champion Denis Shapovalov on Wednesday, saved his serve twice in the last set against Flushing Meadows' 2014 champion, beating his 14th favorite when He was sent for the third time to win the match.
"It was a new win for me," said Thiem after winning his 31st season, "I've been very lucky to be able to save nine balls to break my serve."
"But mentally, it was difficult to send to win. The quarterfinals of the 1000 points Masters are always exceptional. "
Tim's participation in the Canada tournament, which takes place between Toronto and Montreal, comes after his home win against Kitzbuhel supporters, his third title since the start of 2019 after winning the Indian Wells and Barcelona.
Tim will face Russia's eighth-seeded Medvedev, who easily defeated Chilean Christian Garin 6-3, 6-3.
Germany's Karen Kachanov, seeded third, and Russia's sixth seed, advanced to the quarter-finals with a tough win on Thursday.
Zverev defeated Georgian giant Nikoloz Basilashvili, 13th, 7-5, 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), while Russian Khashanov defeated Canadian Felix Oger-Alyasim 6-7 (7-9), 7-5, 6-3. .
The seventh-seeded German, Zverev, took two hours and 45 minutes to overtake his 17th-ranked Georgian rival to make the difference after his loss to Hamburg in the semi-finals of the Hamburg tournament on the month of last, which ended with the only title held by Georgia this year.
The 22-year-old German, one of tennis's most prominent players, is looking for his second title this year after the Swiss tournament in Geneva.
The Russian was not an easy task against the hosts, it took two hours and 50 minutes to clinch his first victory over the world number 18, aged 18, in the first direct confrontation between them. AP