Andy Murray was in top form in his first match for three weeks, winning at the Madrid Masters in Spain.
The British number one raced through the first set against Italian opponent Simone Bolelli 6-0, and took an early 2-1 lead in the second too.
World number 43 Bolelli then had to stop playing with a shoulder injury, sending Murray through.
The Scot's next match could be much tougher though, as he has to play giant Croatian teenager Marin Cilic.
Cilic has already beaten 13th seed Fernando Verdasco in this tournament, and Murray knows he's a good player.
"He's beaten some really good players in the last few months so it will be a very tough match for me," Murray said.
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