WATCH: Coleman Wong falls on court in disbelief after defeating Ben Shelton in Miami Open 2025

Tennis star Coleman Wong has marked a historic career win after he defeated 13th-seeded star Ben Shelton in the second round of the Miami Open 2025. The 20-year-old star has stormed into the third round of the prestigious tournament, where he will be facing Adam Walton.

The two tennis had a powerful start to the game, forcing the opening set into the tie-breaker where the 20-year-old star player sealed the opening set. However, the American sensation staged his comeback and levelled up the game in the second set. The two-star players again showcased their resilience, forcing the third and deciding set into the tiebreaker. The Hong Kong-born star once again emerged victorious and stormed into Round 32.

How fans have adored Wong's fearless play?

Meanwhile, Coleman Wong was seen falling flat on his back after the magnificent win over Ben Shelton, which marked his first-ever win against a formidable player. The fans present in the court also stood up and applauded him for his fearless play against the American star.

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Coleman Wong’s reaction after beating Ben Shelton in Miami

He falls flat on his back & looks overcome with emotion.

1st top 20 win of his life… and he deserved it.

He was utterly fearless today.

Pure happiness. 🇭🇰🥹

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— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 22, 2025

Coleman Wong reflected on his historic win over Ben Shelton

Coleman Wong has reflected on his stellar win. The 20-year-old star revealed tough COVID times when he was out of action for one and one-half years. The young star has thanked his family, coaches, and teammates who were there with him through his highs and lows and supported him immensely. The Hong Kong-born star affirmed that the victory over Selton was a dream come true moment for him.

“I always trust myself to play in these big stages… I had a tough time [during] the COVID times. I didn't play for a year and a half and I'm really lucky my team keeps supporting me. I'm really happy. This is for you Hong Kong. My parents, my coaches, my team. They really helped me a lot from highs and lows. Playing against a guy like Ben, it's a dream [to do that], since when I was young. Playing big tournaments against top players, I'm really happy," Coleman Wong said.

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