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Andreas Seppi: 'Nick Kyrgios served well at important moments to win'

Andreas Seppi believes that home favourite Nick Kyrgios served well at important moments in order to win their last-16 Australian Open clash in Melbourne.

Andreas Seppi has suggested that Nick Kyrgios prevailed in their quarter-finals clash in the Australian Open because of his better serving display.

The pair battled out a five-set encounter in Melbourne, with Seppi surrendering a match point when two sets up against the 19-year-old Australian.

"Yeah, of course, I was a little bit down [after missing the match point]. Also the energy after the fourth set, you know, was a little bit down," Seppi told the tournament's official website.

"But, yeah, I think in the middle of the fifth set then we played again some good tennis. He served well in important moments. That was the key. That's why he won, I think."

Kyrgios becomes the first Australian player to reach a male's singles quarter-final at the tournament since Lleyton Hewitt in 2005.

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Nick Kyrgios of Australia celebrates a point in his fourth round match against Andreas Seppi of Italy during day seven of the 2015 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 25, 2015
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