In the first set, despite several breakpoints, both tennis players did not give up a single service until the tiebreak. Van de Zandschulp already did that in the second set in the second game. He broke the Spaniard back at a 5-3 deficit and was then also the strongest in the tiebreak. In the third set, one break was enough for the Dutch number 31 in the world.
Van de Zandschulp reaches second round of Madrid masters tournament
