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World number three Alexander Zverev defeated Jenson Brooksby in three sets at the Mexican Open in a first-round contest which set a new record for the latest finish to a tennis match.
Alexander Zverev sufrió de lo lindo para superar la primera ronda del Abierto Mexicano Telcel de Acapulco en un partido en el que, además de a su rival, tuvo que imponerse a las intempestivas horas a las que terminó el partido, ya que el encuentro finalizó cerca de las 5 de la madrugada hora local.
El tenista estadounidense Reilly Opelka ha vivido este fin de semana un momento de gran alegría tras conquistar el título en el Torneo de Dallas ante Jenson Brooksby después del histórico tie-break que afrontó ante John Isner en semifinales, y también uno de los momentos más surrealistas de su carrera.
Novak Djokovic has admitted he was "sad and disappointed" to miss the Australian Open last month. Djokovic was favourite to land the title for a record-extending 10th time but was deported from Australia ahead of the tournament after an 11-day battle to stay in the country.
John Isner and Reilly Opelka played out a marathon 46-point tiebreak, the longest in ATP Tour history, at the Dallas Open on Saturday as Opelka edged out his fellow American 7-6(7), 7-6(22) to reach the final. Isner was involved in the longest match of all time against Frenchman Nicolas Mahut in the first round of Wimbledon in 2010. The pair battled it for 11 hours five minutes across three days before Isner took the fifth set 70-68.
Reilly Opelka fired 39 aces and held on through the longest tiebreaker in ATP Tour history to beat John Isner 7-6 (9/7), 7-6 (24/22) Saturday to reach the final of the Dallas Open.
Reilly Opelka won a 46-point tie-break — the longest in ATP Tour history — to beat John Isner and reach the final of the Dallas Open.
Reilly Opelka and John Isner made history at the Dallas Open semi-finals, after recording the longest tie-break in ATP Tour history. Opelka overcame Isner 24-22 in the tie-break to progress to the final in a pulsating contest in Texas. Ad/> It was on his eighth match point that Opelka’s mini-break ended a run of 26 straight points on serve, which came after saving 10 set points on the way to a superb 7-6(7), 7-6(22) win.