Thiago Seyboth Wild beat Matteo Giunta 7-5, 6-3 in Genoa, and he did it without ever facing a break point on his own serve. He converted two of his chances across the match, while Giunta failed to convert a single one.
The first set stayed on serve until the very end, with Giunta saving six of seven break points before Seyboth Wild finally broke through in game 12 to take it 7-5. The pattern repeated early in the second: Seyboth Wild broke in game four for 3-1, this time on the only break point he needed, and Giunta never recovered the deficit.
The cleanest number belongs to Seyboth Wild's serve: 23 of 26 first-serve points won (88%) and 13 of 16 on the second, against one double fault to Giunta's four. Giunta actually won more service points overall (40 to 36), but he took just six receiver points all match compared with 26 for the winner.