On Wednesday, Harris made a big statement during the round of 32 to beat the Spanish world number 32 and 17th seed for the clay-court tournament, Albert Ramos-Vinolas, in straight sets with a 6-4, 6-3 win.

Harris severed ten aces in the rain interrupted match, while he has also had a win off first serve percentage of 73%.

Harris will face the winner between Australia's Alex de Minaur and Ugo Humbert of France in the next round.

On Wednesday afternoon, the 25-year-old Harris is scheduled to play in the quarter-finals of the doubles along with his partner, Maximo Gonzalez, of Argentina.

The pair are set to play against Santiago Gonzalez of Mexico and Andrés Molteni of Argentina for a spot in the semis.

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