"My game is pretty good" says Norrie after win over Tsitsipas

Cameron Norrie will face Rafael Nadal in the Acapulco final and speaking about the semifinal against Tsitsipas Norrie was quite confident.

In humid Acapulco, a red-hot Cameron Norrie cooled the streaking Stefanos Tsitsipas in a battle of two of the in-form players on the ATP Tour. Great Britain's Norrie, champion a week ago in Delray Beach, extended his win streak to eight straight matches with an efficient 6-4, 6-4 semi-final win over the World No. 4. Tsitsipas. Speaking after the match, Norrie said:

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"In general, [I hit] my forehand very loopy, my backhand very flat," Norrie said of his tactics and variety in the one-hour, 18-minute match. "I was able to dictate play to his backhand and defend my forehand quite well. I definitely felt that better in the second set, and I think my game is pretty good in these conditions."

Norrie further said:

"[My serve] really got me into the match and I was able to relax and was able to execute on the big points," Norrie said, admitting to some early nerves on the stadium court.