The 2018 Australian Open semifinalist won his first ATP main-draw match in nearly two years in Washington, D.C., and is already looking ahead to the challenge of playing countryman Dan Evans on Tuesday.

Once ranked as high as the Top 15, the British player has been sidelined for 22 months with multiple knee surgeries before making his return in Washington D.C.

The 17-time Grand Slam champion dropped the first set in a tie-break but bounced back to beat the Brit in four sets, extending his overall ATP winning streak to 28 matches in a row.

The world No. 28 bossed around some of the biggest names in the game, defeating three-time major champion Andy Murray in the semifinals and wrapping up the week with a 6-3, 6-2 win over the former world No. 14.

Though he stayed up until 2 a.m. the previous night, the British No. 2 completed an undefeated run in round-robin play Friday by defeating Liam Broady, 6-3, 6-3.

While the former world No. 1 would lose to his countryman in a decisive third set match tiebreaker, his body appeared to pass the test after battling for two and a half hours.