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Denis Shapovalov and Bianca Andreescu reached the third round of the Miami Open on Friday, but Leylah Fernandez was eliminated.

Looking fresh and determined in her first outing of the tournament, Bencic needed just 27 minutes to take the first set, only dropping two points on serve and breaking Fernandez three times. Led by captain Heidi El Tabakh, Fernandez and fellow Canadians Andreescu, Gabriela Dabrowski, and Rebecca Marino look to defeat Belgium [at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, B.C](https://www.tenniscanada.com/pro-tennis/team-canada/billie-jean-king-cup/tickets/). The set remained on serve until the Argentine played a poor eighth game to hand the decisive break to Shapovalov which he ran with by impressively serving out the match at love. He saved the lone break point he faced in the opening frame and came through with a few big deliveries to get himself out of trouble while also securing a one-set lead. The 23-year-old jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the opening set and managed to maintain his advantage throughout. Meanwhile, Shapovalov was more erratic and grew increasingly frustrated with his level of play as the set wore on. Canada’s Leylah Annie Fernandez has been eliminated from the Miami Open following a 1-6,1-6defeat to ninth-seeded Swiss star Belinda Bencic. She had to save a break point as she served for the set but the Greek closed it out with a forehand winner. Both [Rebecca Marino and Katherine Sebov were beaten by Top 10 opponents](https://www.tenniscanada.com/news/miami-2023-thursday/) in the second round on Thursday. However, the game slipped away from the Greek as she missed six game points and Andreescu was able to break back. 24 in the tournament, Shapovalov, who is trying to work through an early season funk, benefitted from an opening round bye. Sakkari fired a backhand into the net to fall behind the immediate break.

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MIAMI - Canadians Bianca Andreescu and Denis Shapovalov have advanced to the third round of the Miami Open, while Leylah Fernandez's singles tournamen...

Shapovalov, who had a bye in the first round, improved to 2-0 against Pella. Sakkari managed to get one of those breaks back, but couldn’t manage the second. Shapovalov scored an early break to take a 2-0 lead in the first set, then saved a break point and fired an ace on his first set point in the ninth game. Andreescu went up another break, which gave her a needed cushion. Shapovalov scored his third break of the match in the eighth game of the third set when Pella double-faulted on break point. Andreescu had a chance to break Sakkari in the deciding game of the first set, but the Greek star held on to take a 1-0 lead.

The former US Open champion remains undefeated at the Hard Rock Stadium in completed matches after edging through a signature thriller against rival Maria ...

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