Norrie beats Tomic at Los Cabos Open in 50 minutes
Cameron Norrie reached the Los Cabos Open semi-finals after beating Australia’s Bernard Tomic 6-1 6-0 in just 50 minutes. The result extends a marked turnaround for the British number two, who had arrived in Mexico on a six-match losing streak and had not won since April.
Fifth seed Norrie won 12 consecutive games after Tomic held serve in the opening game, and will now face defending champion Denis Shapovalov. He has won all three matches in Los Cabos in straight sets, saying renewed confidence and a simpler approach have helped after a difficult period that included overtraining before the French Open.
- Norrie beat Tomic 6-1 6-0 in 50 minutes.
- He reached the Los Cabos semi-finals.
- Shapovalov awaits after Norrie’s resurgence.
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The Los Cabos Open is a professional tennis tournament in Mexico. Players advance through rounds by winning matches, with the semi-finals one stage before the final. A seed is a player ranked highly enough to be given a numbered place in the draw.
Cameron Norrie is a British tennis player, while Bernard Tomic represents Australia. Norrie had been struggling for wins before the tournament; his run in Los Cabos has put him into a semi-final against defending champion Denis Shapovalov, a Canadian player who won the previous year’s event.