At a total of 19 years old, Jakub Menic, the biggest victory of his young career, 2025 Miami open headlines to claim the open headlines, the largest victory of the stunning Novak Djokovic. The Czech Proditigy, 24 times large slam champion 7-6 (4), 7-6 (4), 7-6 (4) in the final, completing a dream of a dream, which serves under pressure, defeated in the final.
The title period of the mensin was determined by the referee on Tiebreaks. The seven Tiebreaks played during the tournament and the winner in 2018 were not seen since John Isner’s title of John Isner and even exceeded it. Once in any of the cornbreats, the status was the most mentally strong young players in the round of the tour.
Sunshine shines a light on the double generation
2025 of the sunlight, the number of double-term Indian wells followed by Miami as a leash stage for two of the brightest rising stars of ATP. The British Jack Draper attacked the header of Indian wells, and for the first time, the world’s best in the world, the menic watched the costume of the menic Florida in the first final in the first final.
Hard road, icy nerves
Menik’s headline was far from the right. After an ordinary victory on Roberto Bautista AGUT in the opening stage, he encountered a tough test against Rome Safiullin in the third round, and a Tiebreak won 6-4, 6-4 winners.
In the second round, the Jack Draper, who seized the title of menic, Indian wells, faced a big problem. However, the Czech star came to this day, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (3), 7-6 (3), which has become a sign of the tournament.
After taking a walk in the fourth round due to the construction of the Czech Thomas Machac, in Menic, in the next Gen ATP final in the next Gen ATP final, Arthur Fils said. This time turned menic tables. The first set was a tight tiebreak 7-6 (5), in the second 6-1 in the second 6-1 to order the location in their first masters in 1000 semifinals.
Perhaps the most impressive element of the Menik’s game in Mayig was his service. Throughout the event, 17 of the 19 pause points were saved, repeatedly fleeing problems with great first service and smart placement. The ability to absorb the pressure and transform into important points was pivotal.
Nervous battle against Fritza
In the semifinals, Taylor Fritz No. 4 in the menic world, met with the favorite American and the seventy of the crowd. During about two and a half hours, the menic once again trusted the Tiebreak prowess, to meet those who broke the first and third sets – both to meet 7-6 (4) (4). Despite the FRITZ, which does not serve the match, the Czech was a way to arrive in the clutch of the Czech, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 7-6 (4).
