Krawietz and Pütz win opening match of the Italian Open

Kevin Krawietz and Tim Pütz delivered an impressive performance at the Italian Open in Rome on Sunday, winning their round of 32 match against Alexandre Müller and Sebastián Báez 6-1, 6-2. The German duo dominated the match from the start, giving their opponents little chance.

In the first set, Krawietz and Pütz started strong, winning it 6-1. They effectively capitalized on their opportunities, achieving five breaks out of seven attempts. They continued their dominance in the second set, securing it 6-2. Their serve percentage was impressive, with 78% of first serves being successful. Overall, the German pair won 63% of the points played, showing solid performance both in serving and returning.

On Tuesday, Krawietz and Pütz will face the Australian duo John Peers and Matthew Ebden in the round of 16. Peers and Ebden are a strong team known for their experience and skill. The Germans will need to maintain their current form and pay special attention to their serves and returns to compete against the Australians. With their current level of play, they have a good chance of overcoming this challenge and advancing further in the tournament.