The match ended in 1 hour 29 minutes. Cerundolo, representing Argentina, converted two out of three break points, committing a double fault and an ace. If Zverev did not commit a double fault, he managed an ace, but failed to take advantage of break points on his opponent’s serve.
For Francisco Cerundolo, this is the third victory of his career against a top 5 player.
Recall that in the quarter-finals of the Masters tournament in Madrid, Francisco Cerundolo will face the American Taylor Fritz, 13th in the world ranking, who had previously beaten Hubert Hurkacz.
Source: Sport
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