Top Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur crashed out of the Indian Wells Open on Wednesday, losing 7-5, 6-3 to world No.25 Francisco Cerundolo at the ATP Masters 1000 event in California.
De Minaur came into the match as a -344.83 favourite across top betting sites but could not find his best tennis in the fourth-round encounter.
The No.9 seed sprayed 39 unforced errors, and although his opponent hit an equal number, de Minaur was far less effective at finding winners.
Cerundolo — a +275 underdog at Nags.bet pre-match — hit past de Minaur on 22 occasions, while he also defended 11 of 14 breakpoints over the course of the one-hour, 50-minute match.
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“I am super happy. I knew it was going to be a battle today,” Cerundolo said after the match.
“Alex is an amazing player, a fighter. He is having some great years, a top-10 player.
“We had a battle in Australia and it went his side but today I had another match, another opportunity and I think I did really well.
“I am super happy to beat a high-quality player and be in the quarter-finals in Indian Wells.”
In what will be his fifth quarter-final appearance at ATP Masters 1000 level, Cerundolo will play the winner of defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and No.14 seed Grigor Dimitrov.
Alcaraz is priced at -909.09 to beat Dimitrov and remains a -109.89 favourite to win the tournament at the best bookmakers, ahead of Daniil Medvedev (+333) and Holger Rune (+900).
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