WATCH: Stefanos Tsitispas' dominant performance against Seyboth Wild storms him into third round of Indian Wells 2025

Tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas had a great start to the Indian Wells 2025. The Greek sensation has defeated Thiago Seyboth Wild in Round 64 of the marquee event. Tsitsipas showcased his skill set in the game and dominated the play since the first set of the game and never allowed his opponent to stage his comeback in the thriller.

The star player continued his great form in the second set as well and marked the straight sets win in the Indian Wells 2025 opening round by 6-2, 6-4. However, Tsitsipas is now set to face the big challenge in Round 32, as he is set to face Matteo Berrettini. He will be looking to continue his form in the next game to become the strong contender to win the title here.

Also WATCH: Andrey Rublev's dramatic racquet-smashing sparks discussion in Indian Wells 2025

Watch the winning moment here:

Got there in the end 😮‍💨@steftsitsipas gets it done against Seyboth Wild after a 20 minute final game!#TennisParadisepic.twitter.com/hI5GZR69EW

— Tennis TV (@TennisTV) March 8, 2025

Also Watch: Holger Rune unleashes brilliant forehand shot in thrilling Indian wells 2025 clash

What are the head-to-head records between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Matteo Berrettini?

It's worth mentioning that Tsitsipas has won four out of five games against Berrettini and seems dominant in their head-to-head records.

Notably, Tsitsipas didn't have a great start to the year as he suffered defeat in the first round of the Australian Open 2025 when young player Alex Michelson knocked him out. However, the star player kept continuing his hard work and recently won the Dubai Duty-Free Tennis Championships 2025 last month. The Greek star will be looking to maintain his dominating momentum in the ongoing marquee event.

"It's a big relief that I'm able to hold that trophy after the third attempt. It's something that I had at the back of my mind, and I'm happy to say I accomplished it. It’s a big relief that I’m able to hold that trophy after the third attempt. It’s something that I had in the back of my mind, and I’m happy to say I accomplished it. I had a great opponent on the other side of the net; I knew it was a difficult task," said Tsitsipas, who lost to Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic in his previous two Dubai finals.

Also Watch: Elena Rybakina's heartfelt autograph session marks a memorable Indian Wells 2025 moment