Marozsan recovers to beat Damm in three at Winston-Salem

Fabian Marozsan lost the opening set 2-6 but turned the Winston-Salem round of 16 around, taking the next two 6-3 6-3 to move past Martin Damm. The American's serve carried the early damage, with 11 aces and 75% of first-serve points won, yet it came with cracks: five double faults and only 48.1% won behind the second delivery. Marozsan, by contrast, was steady across both balls, landing 68.4% of first serves and winning 67.3% and 66.7% of points on first and second respectively. That balance, more than raw power, decided a match the Hungarian rescued after a poor start.