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Richard Pagliaro | Friday, September 12, 2025
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Sick Taylor Fritz Restores America’s health.

Fighting disease, Fritz sweeps the Miami Open Championship Jakub Mensik 6-4, 6-3, Czech Republic played 1-1 in the hard court at the Delray Beach Tennis Center in the second round of the Davis Cup.

In the opening competition in the evening, the world ranked 16th Jiri Lehecka Being defeated Frances Tiafoe6-3, 6-2, won the first point of the Czech draw.

This added pressure to Fritz, who did not attend the raffle to recover for his opener.

“I’m sick. Like, I feel like I’ve done both of the practices I’ve done in the past few days,” Fritz said. “I feel like I’m getting this way, just exhausted for no reason. I think maybe some illness is coming.

“Two nights ago, I practiced a practice with Frances and I was starting to feel like, like, so sick. I was all night long, like, cough, sore throat, all the normal things. I woke up yesterday morning and I was very sad. Just like yesterday, like yesterday, like that peak, like that peak, like that, worst.

I still feel bad, but today, my location yesterday is like, today I’m much better. ”

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On a tricky night, a gritty Fritz revenges on a public loss to Messik’s Miami in March to make Americans hope to enter the Davis Cup final No. 8 in Bologna, Italy.

“It’s a big boost. When I woke up this morning, I didn’t know if Taylor could use it with his team, and obviously, I’m happy to hear that he’s turning around due to his condition and he’s going to be able to go there to play,” said U.S. Captain Bob Bryan. “So, look, 1-1 is a great place for this team.

“You know, tomorrow we have two experienced players playing doubles. Hopefully, it will get us into that lead and then we can close the door. But 1-1, it feels good to sleep.”

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The action started on Saturday, with the most important doubles rubber, as the former world number one Austin Krajicek and Rajeev Ram The Americans were scheduled to file a court against Adam Pavlasek and Tomas Machac’s Czech Team. The captain may replace Saturday’s roster one hour before game time and up to 15 minutes after the last game.

The game starts at 2pm on Saturday, and if necessary, reverse singles matches are planned to follow doubles. The first team to win three games will advance to the Eight Nations Davis Cup final 8, which will be won this year’s Davis Cup in November in Bologna, Italy.

The schedule of the US vs. Czech game

Results of Day 1

Jiri Lehecka (CZE) d. Frances Tiafoe (USA), 6-3, 6-2; Scorecard

Taylor Fritz (USA) d. Jakub Mensik (CZE), 6-4, 6-3; Scorecard

Saturday, September 13 (2 pm ET)

Austin Krajicek/Rajeev Ram (USA) v. Adam Pavlasek/Tomas Machac (CZE)

Fritz (US) v. Lehecka (CZE)

Tiafoe (US) v. Mensik (CZE)