LOS CABOSQF
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Arthur Gea
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Francisco Cerundolo
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Open predictions desk →Arthur Gea beat defending champion Denis Shapovalov 6-3, 6-4 in the Los Cabos final, combining relentless, deep returns with calm serving under pressure. Gea saved six of seven break points and forced Shapovalov into nine double faults, the latter error tally proving decisive in a straight-sets upset.
Dalibor Svrcina moved into the Los Cabos quarterfinals after Luciano Darderi retired while trailing 3-0. The contest ended abruptly after a brief opening stretch in which Svrcina generated repeated return pressure; the result advances Svrcina into a date with seeded opposition and halts Darderi’s week.
Arthur Gea absorbed a rare first-set wipeout and reversed course to knock out American Michael Zheng 0-6 6-4 6-0 in the Round of 16 at Los Cabos. Gea steadied his serve and raised return aggression after the opening set, while Zheng’s serve frayed under pressure in the final two sets.
Cameron Norrie followed up his opening-week turnaround in Los Cabos with a composed, straight-sets win over James Duckworth, sealing both sets 6-4. Norrie’s return pressure and timely serving in the big moments produced the decisive breaks while Duckworth’s serve came under sustained attack.
Bernard Tomic continued his sudden Los Cabos resurgence, beating fourth seed Karen Khachanov 6-2, 6-4 to reach the quarterfinals. The win followed a dominant opening-round performance and was built on cleaner serving, aggressive returning and forcing Khachanov into nerves on serve.
Jenson Brooksby moved into the Los Cabos quarterfinals with a composed straight-sets win over lucky loser Edward Winter, taking the match 6-3, 6-4. Brooksby’s return pressure and consistency on serve underpinned the victory, while Winter’s credentials as a hardy qualifier were not enough to overturn sustained break-point exposure.
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Arthur Gea
Francisco Cerundolo