Joao Sousa vs. Joao Souza leaves umpire with headache
Portugal's sixth seed Sousa came up against Souza of Brazil in the first ever meeting between the pair, with the former booking his place in the second round thanks to a 7-5 6-3 win over his near-namesake.
What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores.
Sousa, ranked 50th in the world, goes on to meet Jurgen Melzer in the second round after the Austrian defeated Damir Dzumhur 6-2 6-3.
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The Geneva Open has been restored to the full ATP Tour for the first time since 1991, taking over from the Dusseldorf Open.
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What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. Portugal's sixth seed Sousa came up against Souza of Brazil in the first ever meeting between the pair, with the former booking his place in the second round thanks to a 7-5 6-3 win over his near-namesake. Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Sousa, ranked 50th in the world, goes on to meet Jurgen Melzer in the second round after the Austrian defeated Damir Dzumhur 6-2 6-3. What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. Watch: Djokovic reveals delight at winning Italian Open Watch: Djokovic reveals delight at winning Italian Open What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Portugal's sixth seed Sousa came up against Souza of Brazil in the first ever meeting between the pair, with the former booking his place in the second round thanks to a 7-5 6-3 win over his near-namesake. What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Portugal's sixth seed Sousa came up against Souza of Brazil in the first ever meeting between the pair, with the former booking his place in the second round thanks to a 7-5 6-3 win over his near-namesake. Watch: Djokovic reveals delight at winning Italian Open Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Sousa, ranked 50th in the world, goes on to meet Jurgen Melzer in the second round after the Austrian defeated Damir Dzumhur 6-2 6-3. Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Read: Li Na: Tennis star's life to hit big screen Watch: Djokovic reveals delight at winning Italian Open Portugal's sixth seed Sousa came up against Souza of Brazil in the first ever meeting between the pair, with the former booking his place in the second round thanks to a 7-5 6-3 win over his near-namesake. What might have been 87 minutes of utter confusion for umpire Manuel Messina, the two players and those watching inside Court Central was at least made slightly easier to comprehend by the official's decision to refer to the players by their nationality -- 'Sousa Portugal' and 'Souza Brazil' -- when calling out the scores. The Geneva Open has been restored to the full ATP Tour for the first time since 1991, taking over from the Dusseldorf Open.
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