Marozsan president!

Fabian Marozsan friends. What a gem. Today 85th in the world, he can play in the top 30 within 2-3 years if he manages to continue...

And yes because the cause of De Minaur's defeat is indeed Marozsan's level of play. He also beat Rinderknech in 2 sets in the 1st round, notably breaking him twice in the second set. It's starting to look like something solid though. So of course, we often say it, when you have just beaten a big fish, it's hot behind it. Especially against the experienced Dusan Lajovic. But the Hungarian seems to have a good head on his shoulders. Lajovic can play well on hard, but let's be honest: it's not his favorite surface, especially on fast hard. Even if he had an excellent Cincinnati, the courts favored his kick on the second ball a lot. Especially since Fabian Marozsan is an aggressive player who pushes his opponents back and doesn't give them time. He takes advantage, a bit like Alcaraz, of his quality as an aggressor (notably with his powerful forehand) to also deliver beautiful drop shots and prevent his opponent from staying neither too close nor too far from his line. Being aware of the time Dusan needs to organize himself as well as his somewhat aging physique, this is rather good news for our new prodigy.