Zheng rallies past Marozsan in Cincinnati first round

Michael Zheng came from a set down to beat Fabian Marozsan 3-6 6-1 7-6 in the Cincinnati round of 128, turning the match around after a flat opening set. The American's first delivery was the difference: he landed only 55.8 percent of first serves but won 83.3 percent of those points, well clear of Marozsan's 66.0 percent, and he edged the second-serve exchanges 52.6 to 51.4. Marozsan struck 12 aces to Zheng's seven and coughed up just three double faults against six, yet could not convert that cleanliness into a decisive edge. For Zheng, it was a place in the second round at a Masters 1000.