Miami Open Notebook
Miami Open Tournament Director James Blake recently announced a strategic decision to schedule João Fonseca exclusively for matches on the stadium court. This move comes as a smart response to Fonseca's proven ability to attract exceptionally large crowds, a phenomenon clearly demonstrated last year.
In another notable development, Reilly Opelka delivered a formidable performance, unleashing 25 aces during his compelling 7-6, 7-6 upset victory against Jack Draper.
Additionally, former French Open champion Francesca Schiavone is currently coaching Lilly Tagger.
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