Shelbayh A. defeated Harris B. 6-4, 7-6 in a chaotic Washington match where serve was repeatedly broken but the winner proved more efficient on break points. Shelbayh saved 75% of break points faced (3/4) while converting 2 of 5, and won 84% of first serve points.
The first set featured nine breaks of serve; Shelbayh broke at 0-1, 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, and crucially at 6-4 to take the set. The second set saw ten breaks before a tiebreak, with Shelbayh breaking back every time Harris led, until he sealed the match in the tiebreak.
Shelbayh’s first-serve dominance was decisive: he won 84% of points behind his first delivery (36/43), while Harris managed only 67% (30/45). The Jordanian also won just 33% of first-serve return points, but that was still double Harris’s 16%.