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The Bulgarian sprints and tracks down everything in a win in Pari

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Nov 02, 2016

When a Masters title is at stake, no one holds back. Grigor Dimitrov embodies that concept perfectly as he was run ragged by Marcos Baghdatis during their second-round match in Paris.

It seemed like the 31-year-old had the point in the bag, but Dimitrov wouldn't give up and eventually clawed out an overhead winner that left fans cheering.

Dimitrov advanced when Baghdatis retired after dropping the first set 6-3. He will face Novak Djokovic in the round of 16.