Canadian tennis Ace Denis Shapovalov beat the United States 7-5, 6-2 in the first round of the men’s singles teacher at the ATP 500 Mexico Open on Tuesday night in Acapulco Nishesh Basavareddy’s delay starts.
The ninth seed, Richmond Hill, Ontario, the player had to endure a two-hour delay before it took a while to compete against the 19-year-old qualifier in Newport Beach, California. This is Shapovalov’s first game since capturing Dallas opens the title earlier this month.
Shapovalov ended with six A, nine double faults and 21 unmandatory errors. Basavareddy had an ACE in the one-hour 34-minute game, two double faults and 16 unmandatory errors.
Shapovalov scored 77% with his first point and won a second serve of 55%. Compared with his opponent’s 14 points, he has 35 winners. He saved 3 of five breakout points, while Basavarddy saved 7 of 12 breakout points.
Shapowaf will face the winner of a match between China’s American Alex Michelsen and China’s Bu Yunchaokete in 16 rounds.
