Cameron Norrie reaches Moselle Open quarter-finals as Novak Djokovic wins in Athens

Cameron Norrie Reaches Moselle Open Quarter-Finals

Cameron Norrie overcame Arthur Cazaux in a three-set match to advance to the quarter-finals of the Moselle Open in Metz, France. The British number three secured a tough 6-7 (1-7), 7-6 (9-7), 6-2 victory, marking his fifth tour-level quarter-final this season and his first since Wimbledon in July.

Match Highlights

Norrie started strong, breaking Cazaux’s serve in the opening game.
Cazaux leveled the set, but Norrie survived a break point to force the first set into a tiebreak, which Cazaux won convincingly.
The second set also went to a tiebreak; this time Norrie prevailed, converting his fourth set point with a forehand winner.
In the final set, Norrie quickly broke Cazaux's serve and maintained his lead to close out the match shortly after midnight local time.

Upcoming Opponent

Norrie will next face a French player, either lucky loser Dan Added or Kyrian Jacquet, who play each other on Wednesday.

Novak Djokovic Advances in Athens

Novak Djokovic also progressed in the Athens Open, though details of his match were not specified.

"I had to fight hard to get myself into the match and I had to pick some battles with myself," said Norrie. "I just told myself I wanted to be here and I wanted to be playing."

Author's summary: Cameron Norrie’s resilience propelled him to the Moselle Open quarter-finals with a comeback win, while Novak Djokovic continued his progress in Athens.

BBC — 2025-11-05