ATP ATP Rio Open 2025 Alexandre Muller

ATP Rio Open 2025. Alexandre Muller keeps shining

Fernando Murciego - 21 Feb 2025

Alexandre Muller defeats Etcheverry at Rio Open 2025. Source: Getty

We can say that Alexandre Muller did not quite manage his first career title well, obtained precisely in the first tournament of this season, in Hong Kong. Since then, three early rounds in the Australian Open, Rosario, and Buenos Aires. Something seems to have changed this week at the ATP Rio Open 2025, where he has already knocked out Joao Fonseca (6-1, 7-6) and Tomás Martín Etcheverry (7-5, 7-6), a sweet reunion with victories after that period of difficulty. This afternoon, he will have to face Fran Cerúndolo, let's see if the magic lasts.

Quarterfinals draw:

[1] A Zverev vs. F Comesaña
[4] F Cerúndolo vs. A Muller
[5] S Báez vs. (Q) C Tseng
(LL) C Ugo Carabelli vs. (LL) J Faria

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