Tommy Paul wins all American duel against Jenson Brooksby at Australian Open

Tommy Paul is having a great tournament so far. After dumping out his compatriot Jenson Brooksby, he is in the fourth round of a Grand Slam for the second time in his career, something he already achieved at Wimbledon 2022, where he was defeated by the British Cameron Norrie. Now it is the case at the Australian Open.

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From the beginning of the match, Brooksby was shown to be very inaccurate, committing many unforced errors. From the start of the match, Brooksby proved to be very inaccurate and made many unforced errors, and his opponent quickly took control of the match. Tommy hit seven aces against two of Brooksby. The 25-year-old hit 64% of the first serve, winning 80% of them. On his opponent's side, he reached 67% first serves, but only winning 58% of them.

Tommy will face the winner of the match between Roberto Bautista Agut and Andy Murray.

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