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Jack Sock wins at Dallas Open, set to face top-seeded Taylor Fritz

The wild card defeated Ilya Ivashka in three sets to set up an all-American second-round clash with the top seed.

ByAssociated Press

Published Feb 07, 2023

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WATCH: Jack Sock defeats Ilya Ivashka in the 2023 Dallas Open first round

DALLAS (AP) — Wild-card entry Jack Sock opened with a 7-6 (2), 4-6, 6-4 victory over Ilya Ivashka at the Dallas Open on Monday night, setting up a second-round meeting with top-seeded fellow American Taylor Fritz.

Sock broke Ivashka's serve in the final game to win the match. Ivashka fell behind 2-0 to start the final set but broke Sock to get back on serve.

Down a break early in the second set, Ivashka rallied to force the deciding set after Sock cruised in the first-set tiebreaker.

The eighth-ranked Fritz is back for the second Dallas Open after losing in the semifinals as the top seed in the inaugural edition of the indoor hard-court event last year. Defending champion Reilly Opelka isn't in the field.