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Cameron Norrie produced a superb performance to reach the French Open third round, crushing home favourite Lucas Pouille 6-1 6-3 6-3 in one hour and 45 minutes. The Brit, seeded 14th at Roland-Garros, needed little over an hour to go two sets to the good in an electric start to the match. Ad World No.
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What stories are set to be written on Day 4 of the French Open? Day 3 saw Daniil Medvedev dumped out of the tournament by world No. 172 Thiago Seyboth Wild, while Iga Swiatek avoided such drama by getting past Cristina Bucsa. Ad Holger Rune was another to seal his progression, with Eurosport's John McEnroe labelling the Dane «the real deal», and his favourite to reach the men's final.
Novak Djokovic «never apologised» for being late to his fiery match with Cameron Norrie in Rome, says the Brit as their war of words spilled over into the French Open. Djokovic won the pair's round of 16 Italian Open meeting in straight sets, but there was a high degree of needle during the encounter with Norrie hitting the Serbian on the leg with a smash, whilst also seeming to celebrate vocally in the 22-time major champion's direction. Ad The two then exchanged a frosty handshake at the culmination of the encounter.
Cam Norrie is set to take on another home favourite in the second round of the French Open but it not been an easy road for his opponent who quit tennis over alcoholism and depression.
Celtic ace Carl Starfelt might be missing his big buddy Cameron Carter-Vickers at the back but he’s ready to do a babysitting gig at Hampden with whoever gets the nod alongside him at the heart of the defence.
There was a controversial moment in Cameron Norrie's marathon five-set French Open victory over Benoit Paire, a contest that will not be forgotten quickly given the drama involved. The Brit eventually came through the stern challenge with a comeback 7-5 4-6 3-6 6-1 6-4 victory over the mercurial and often hot-headed wild card from France. But it could hardly have been more difficult for him to do so in the Paris heat.
Cameron Norrie displayed impressive resilience in his five-set win against wild card Benoit Paire in the first round of the French Open. The British No. 1 seemed on the verge of defeat but mounted a comeback, eventually triumphing 7-5 4-6 3-6 6-1 6-4 in a thrilling encounter.