Canadian tennis sensation Félix Auger-Aliassime delivered another masterclass in pressure situations, extending his incredible tiebreak winning streak while securing a hard-earned victory against France's Alexandre Muller at the Rolex Paris Masters.
The Montreal native showcased his trademark resilience, battling through a challenging three-set encounter that ended 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 in his favor. This victory marks Auger-Aliassime's continued dominance in tiebreak scenarios, having now won an impressive 13 consecutive tiebreaks since the US Open.
Tiebreak Excellence on Display
Auger-Aliassime's ability to perform under pressure has become a defining characteristic of his recent matches. His current 13-match tiebreak winning streak represents one of the most remarkable statistical achievements on the ATP Tour this season. The Canadian's composure during critical moments proved decisive once again in Paris.
Overcoming French Resistance
The match began with Muller feeding off the home crowd energy, taking the first set 6-4. However, Auger-Aliassime demonstrated the mental fortitude that has become his trademark, methodically working his way back into the contest.
"It's always tough playing a French player here in Paris," Auger-Aliassime noted after the match. "Alexandre came out strong, but I stayed focused on my game and trusted the process."
Statistical Dominance
The numbers tell the story of Auger-Aliassime's commanding performance:
- 13 consecutive tiebreaks won since US Open
- 19 aces throughout the match
- Won 84% of first-serve points
- Converted 3 of 6 break point opportunities
This victory sets up an exciting third-round clash for the Canadian, who continues to build momentum during the crucial indoor hardcourt season.
