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Norrie Secures Straight-Sets Victory
Cameron Norrie has advanced to the last 32 of the Canadian Open following a 6-3, 6-3 victory over Peru’s Ignacio Buse. The match, which lasted one hour and 29 minutes, marks a significant continuation of form for the British number two, who recently snapped a six-match losing streak during his semi-final run at the Los Cabos Open.
Match Progression and Medical Context
Norrie established control early, breaking Buse’s serve at the first opportunity to secure the opening set. While Buse managed to level the second set at 2-2, Norrie responded with an immediate break of his own. The British player successfully navigated a high-pressure service game, saving three break points to maintain his advantage. Buse required a medical timeout during the contest, though the specific nature of the injury was not disclosed. Norrie eventually closed out the match on his second match point.
Next Fixture
Following this win and his earlier victory over Camilo Ugo Carabelli, Norrie is set to face Australian world number seven Alex de Minaur in the next round. De Minaur, who recently married British player Katie Boulter, is currently preparing for the upcoming hard-court swing, including a planned doubles partnership with his wife at the US Open.
