Jakub Mensik outdueled Novak Djokovic in two tiebreakers 7-6 (4), 7-6 (4) to win the Miami Open for his first ATP title.

Trying to win his 100th ATP Tour title, Djokovic ran into both the power and precision of the rising 19-year-old Czech.

After hours of a rain delay, however, Mensik came out with an aggressive game plan and displayed not an ounce of fear or being intimidated playing the most titled player at the Miami Open.

The matchup between Pegula and Eala was marked by powerful serves and strategic plays. Pegula, known for her aggressive baseline game, started strong, taking the first set. Eala, however, demonstrated ...

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