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Bulgaria's top male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov. File photo
Bulgaria’s top male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov proceeded with ease to the third round of the men's singles competition at the Miami Open.
Dimitrov defeated the Canadian Vasek Pospisil with 6:2, 6:2, in just an hour to proceed to the third round of the tournament.
The Bulgarian’s next opponent will be John Isner from the USA, as the two have not met before.
Dimitrov started with a break against Pospisil and managed to defend it, coming 2:0 in the lead in the first set.
After that, the Bulgarian managed to achieve another break and came in the lead with 5:1, later closing the set with 6:2.
The Canadian opponent proved to be of Dimitrov’s match only in the beginning of the second set.
Although the Bulgarian was 1-2 behind, he managed to recover and won five successive games, claiming the set and the match.
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