Novak Djokovic may yet again win the Monte Carlo Masters after a brilliant victory over Taylor Fritz at the quarter-finals.
MONTE CARLO: Top seed Novak Djokovic continued his win streak against US players as he reached the quarter-finals of the Monte Carlo Masters with a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Taylor Fritz on Thursday.
Defending champion Rafael Nadal was to play his second match of the pre-Roland Garros campaign when he faced Grigot Dimitrov in a third-round encounter. Tsitsipas was caught on the back foot facing three match points as he trailed 0-40 on his serve late in the second set.
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