Joao Fonseca
The second Masters 1000 of the year is just around the corner and we analyze which non-seeded players can cause an upset in the early rounds.
The director of Indian Wells explained the change of balls that has occurred this edition and talked about his challenges at the helm of the Californian tournament.
The Brazilian needed to face one of the best: his duel against Sinner was the perfect gauge to measure where he stands in his career... and allows for several conclusions to be drawn.
The Italian tennis player was impressed after facing the Brazilian talent for the first time: “Right now he's already a tremendous player, but he will be even more so in the future.”
The Brazilian leaves Indian Wells very happy with his level and knowing that he is close to Sinner's level, apparently today.
