Marozsan advanced to the Indian Wells Masters round of 16, when he was defeated by eventual tournament winner Alcaraz of Spain.
In his lone encounter in Miami, Fabian defeated American Kovacevic, the 98th-ranked player in the world.
After an hour and eight minutes, the game against Kovacevic was won 6:3, 6:2. The Hungarian won 69% of his first-serve points and 68% of his second-serve points with one ace and one double fault.
In California, the Dane advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to Daniil Medvedev in four sets. Daniil prevailed 7:5, 6:4 in the exact two-hour encounter against Medvedev.
Rune got six double faults, no aces during the match, and won 68% of his points on the first serve and 38% on the second. Before falling to Medvedev, Rune defeated Fritz and Musetti.
Rune had a strong showing in California, losing to a future finalist while eliminating Fritz and Musetti from the competition.
Holger is unquestionably superior to his upcoming opponent and is in excellent form. There are plenty of reasons to think that the Dane will easily defeat his Hungarian opponent today.
In a major upset at Hard Rock Stadium, Fabian Marozsan defeated sixth-seeded Holger Rune 6-1, 6-1 to advance to the Miami Open third round.
Although the outcome is shocking on its own, most people were taken aback by the way the Danes were defeated.
Rune was defeated by Marozsan in a lopsided and dominating performance of play, the player who was most known for defeating Carlos Alcaraz in Rome the previous year.
The Australian, rated No. 57, defeated Jiri Lehecka earlier in the day to advance to meet Alexei Popyrin.
The Hungarian overcame American qualifier Aleksandar Kovacevic (6-3, 6-2) prior to his triumph.
Rune’s worst-ever ATP loss has now been equaled by this loss, and Marozsan’s record against top-10 opponents is at 3-1.
In a major upset at Hard Rock Stadium, Fabian Marozsan defeated sixth-seeded Holger Rune 6-1, 6-1 to advance to the Miami Open third round.
Although the outcome is shocking on its own, most people were taken aback by the way the Danes were defeated.
Rune was defeated by Marozsan in a lopsided and dominating performance of play, the player who was most known for defeating Carlos Alcaraz in Rome the previous year.
