The second round of the Indian Wells Masters broke out in a big upset, and the second seed and Greek single-back star Tsitsipas won one set in the second set, but lost two tie-breakers and seven in one end. Take 6(0):7; 6：4； 6(5):7 lost to Australian veteran Thomson, who lost his debut at the Australian Open and lost his chance to reach the top of the world.
Seven in the first set, Tsitsipas did not score a point, a little intoxicating; Seven games in the tiebreaker, Tsitsipas led 2-0 and was quickly mini-broken by his opponent, hitting the ball out of bounds at the opponent's first match point to hand over the victory.
In this way, Tsitsipas' desire to compete for the number one in the world was shattered! The title won by top-seeded Alkanas, who will be able to surpass Djokovic and return to the world number one throne.
