RIO 2016
Olympics: Millman whitewashes Berankis to make history
The Australian became the first player ever in men's Olympic tennis to register a 6-0, 6-0 win as he thrashed Lithuania's Ricardas Berankis.
Australia's John Millman made history on Saturday when he became the first men's player in Olympic Games tennis history to record a 'double bagel' 6-0, 6-0 win.
All over in under an hour
27-year-old Millman swept past Ricardas Berankis in just 50 minutes to complete a miserable summer for the Lithuanian player.
At Wimbledon in June, Berankis, 26, was knocked out in the first round by Britain's world number 772 Marcus Willis, a club professional.
.@johnhmillman records the 1st men's singles whitewash victory in Olympic history after a 60 60 win over Berankis pic.twitter.com/WUbhJBZnaA
— ITF Olympic Tennis (@OlympicsTennis) August 6, 2016