The duration of the match was 1 hour 13 minutes. Zverev hit seven bats and double faulted, while Dimitrov failed to bat once but double faulted eight. Oleksandr’s first-serve percentage far exceeded Grigor’s (67% vs. 49%).
Zverev converted four out of eight break points, while the Bulgarian didn’t take advantage of either break point. In both sets, Alexander made two breaks.
At the next stage of the Masters tournament, Zverev will meet Japanese tennis player Yoshihito Nishioka (45th racket in the world). Currently, the German athlete is in 17th place in the world rankings.
Source: Sport

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