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Mexican Commence 2022: Rafael Nadal returns to action with rob over Denis Kudla at Acapulco

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Australian Commence champion Rafael Nadal beats Denis Kudla in his opening fixure at the Mexican Commence.

Rafael Nadal.(Offer: Twitter)

Rafael Nadal in his first action since his represent-breaking 21st Nice Slam title defeated Denis Kudla on Tuesday (February 22) at the continuing Mexican Commence. The Acapulco fourth seed picked up the set up he left off with a 6-3, 6-2 rob over Kudla. Nadal became once in negate right thru on the Mexican laborious court docket and showed few indicators of rust after three weeks out of competitors.

With the rob, he fits his simplest start as a lot as an ATP Tour season at 11-0. Nadal furthermore gained 11 straight fits to begin up the 2014 season, sooner than losing to Stan Wawrinka within the Australian Commence glorious.He dropped appropriate four aspects on support within the match and spent the vast majority of it in cruise uncover a watch on after early breaks in both devices soothed any nerves.

This one goes to 1️1️ @RafaelNadal zooms previous Denis Kudla 6-3 6-2 in Acapulco to make stronger to 11-0 on the season.#AMT2022 pic.twitter.com/XaOXvI9wYv

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) February 23, 2022

Earlier, Daniil Medvedev began his pursuit of the No. 1 ATP Ranking when he defeated Benoit Paire 6-3, 6-4 within the opener. If the Russian wins the ATP 500, he’s assured to cross Novak Djokovic for the stop position on Monday no topic the Serbian’s efficiency this week in Dubai.

Later within the day, Stefanos Tsitsipas earned his 200th tour-level rob at the Mexican Commence, the set up he overcame Serbian Laslo Djere 7-6(7), 7-6(4) to prevail within the 2d round. In a laborious-fought fight, the Greek saved two location aspects within the predominant location at 5-4, 40/30 on Djere’s support after which at 6/7 within the tie-fracture, sooner than he edged a factual 2d location to advance after two hours and 15 minutes at the ATP 500 match.

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