In his first tournament in 20 months, wild-card entrant Kei Nishikori wrapped up a successful comeback in Puerto Rico with a methodical victory.
Competing in his first tournament since the BNP Paribas Open in October 2021, Kei Nishikori triumphed for the second time in three days in Puerto Rico.
After missing the entire 2022 season following hip surgery, Kei Nishikori is expected to return to competition after the Australian Open.
The former world No. 4, who was born in Shimane Prefecture, underwent surgery in January and hasn’t played on the ATP Tour this year.
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