The 19-year-old Brazilian dominated the Norwegian from the start, despite an initial break by his opponent
João Fonseca eliminates Casper Ruud at the National Bank Open
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From the start of the first set, Ruud broke him, but Fonseca remained focused. At just 19 years old, the Brazilian phenomenon can already count on a veritable army of supporters who follow him from one tournament to another. As in the previous round, the American played a solid match, punctuated by forehand and serve winners.
Furthermore, Fonseca treated the crowd to breathtaking volleys. Ruud's break in the locker room did not change the pace.
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From the start of the first set, Ruud broke him, but Fonseca remained focused.
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At just 19 years old, the Brazilian phenomenon can already count on a veritable army of supporters who follow him from one tournament to another.
according to Radio-CanadaAs in the previous round, the American played a solid match, punctuated by forehand and serve winners.
according to Radio-CanadaFonseca treated the crowd to breathtaking volleys.
according to La Presse — ManchettesRuud's break in the locker room did not change the pace.
according to La Presse — Manchettes
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From the start of the first set, Ruud broke him, but Fonseca remained focused.
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