WATCH: Grigor Dimitrov's insane shot leaves Nuno Borges baffled in Indian Wells 2025 clash

Tennis sensation Grigor Dimitrov has defeated Nuno Borges  6-3, 6-4 in the second round of the Indian Wells 2025 and stormed into Round 32. The star player had a great start to the game, dominating the play since the first set of the thriller. The 33-year-old tennis player continued his domination and won the second set of the game to mark straight sets to win in this clash.

However, the star player is set to face a big challenge in the next clash as he will be taking on the legendary player Gael Monfils in the third round of the Indian Wells 2025, slated to take place on March 11. Monfils showcased his stellar form even at the age of 38 which might trouble the Bulgarian star in this forthcoming clash.

Meanwhile, Dimitrov showed his capabilities in the second round by producing some insane shots against Borges in the game. These shots in the game showcase the classic style of play and his ability to perform even better under a high pressure situation.

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Grigor Dimitrov hit an INSANE shot against Borges at Indian Wells.

Fantastic drop shot from Nuno.

Truly ludicrous angle from Grigor to win the point. 🤯

Full-time tennis player, part time wizard. 🪄

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Grigor Dimitrov reflected on his winning performance vs Borges

The 33-year-old player was ecstatic after storming into the Round three of the Indian Wells Masters 1000 tournament. The star player spoke about Borges's strengths and weaknesses and his tactical skill to counter him in the post-match interview after a stellar win. The Bulgarian revealed that he always tries to stay focused on his performance which helps him steal the win.

"I’m already in good shape, but nothing can replace the adrenaline of competition. Borges is a difficult opponent - I’ve played against him before and knew what to expect. There was a crazy game that lasted 18 minutes, and those points were crucial. It was a good test for my body, and the results were positive. I’m happy that I did everything I had to. I take it day by day, and what matters is making progress. I have always been a player who concentrates entirely on myself and my performance. That’s my main priority," said Dimitrov.

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