15-0 Vavassori. He won 10 of his 12 points on the first serve.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 3-3
Alcaraz game. The Murcian becomes the tournament champion. He knew he was superior, that if he kept patience and order, he would prevail. A question of starting one of those devastating streaks he has.
Advantage is Alcaraz, who glances at problems but solves them immediately.
Both. Alcaraz lost three points in a row. It’s hard to be regular when you lack the rhythm of competition. Big mistake. The net is correct, not forced.
40-30 Alcaraz.
40-0 Alcaraz, FIRST ACE. Yesterday he managed just one, in the penultimate game, when he saved a 0-40.
30-0 Alcaraz, very quick to the net. Electric with his moves and how he stretches to hit the volley. Aggressive.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 2-3
Blank game from the Italian, supported by his serve. Twenty minutes into the quarterfinal match.
The 30-0 Vavassori not only serves well, but he also gets aggressive on the next shot, especially when placed on the forehand.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 2-2
Alcaraz’s response to the first problem is good. The break ball is back. It has a better tone than the debut. It will be safer.
Advantages of Alcaraz. Back up to the net to finish the play after the first serve inviting us to close the point early.
Both. Alcaraz saved the break ball. Error by the rival, who cut the backhand too much and crashed into the net.
30-40 VAVASSORI BREAK BALL. It took three volleys from Alcaraz who was defending herself at the net. But the Italian’s lob certainly caused him trouble.
30-15 Alcaraz, well distributing correctly. Without rushing, carefully measuring the opponent’s moves and his own supports. There is an improvement compared to yesterday. Logically. Tournament to go from less to more.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 1-2
Interesting start from world number 152. I play 30. He’s serving well. Alcaraz will adjust to others until he finds the formula. A matter of time, the Murcian is one of the great takers.
40-30 Vavassori, who presses after the serve with his right foot but goes wide.
40-15 Vavassori. He is over 1.90 tall, finalist in Australian doubles. He relies on his serve and never threatens to go up to the net. At 28 years old, he is experiencing one of his most important fights, given the strength of the opponent.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 1-1
I also played 30 Alcaraz on his first turn of serve. Normality at the beginning. Still warming up. Measurement of forces. His first duel. Vavassori is not a regular on the circuit.
40-0 Alcaraz, explosive at the start of the serve.
30-0 Alcaraz. It was difficult for him to find the first serve and adjust his forehand in the first game; now he has an hour and 45 minutes of accumulated adaptation which should help.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 0-1
I play for Vavassori, no problem. He protects his service well.
40-0 Vavassori. Surprising point. The Italian ball is very short, Alcaraz goes after it but attacks the net, which is held by his body.
15-0 Vavassori. First point, first long exchange. First right error by Alcaraz. Long ball.
Carlos Alcaraz – Andrea Vavassori 0-0
The fight is about to begin. The Italian came out. This is how Carlos Alcaraz chose him after winning the draw.
Playing conditions slow down as the night wears on. This is a contest that goes beyond the slow element.
Players finishing warm-up. Italian Andrea Vavassori, 28 years old and number 152, will start serving. Only 14 matches on the ATP Tour, with a balance (7-7).
The story of Andrea Vavassori
He is not from the new batch led by Jannik Sinner. He spoke at Roland Garros and the Australian Open.
It was Andrea Vavassori.
Carlos Alcaraz won the draw
He decided to subtract. He had to start serving against Ugo Carabelli, and lost his first two turns. “He’s nervous, to be honest. He hasn’t played on clay since Roland Garros and he’s with people,” the Murcian later explained. Now it’s more finished and there are people in favor too because it doesn’t have an Argentinian in front of it.
Players on the court
Andrea Vavassori entered first, in reverse order of ranking, followed by Carlos Alcaraz. Both are already on the Guillermo Vilas Track. Six thirty in the afternoon in Buenos Aires.
A semi-final already defined, completely Argentine
Facu Díaz Acosta He defeated Serbian Dusan Lajovic, 6-4, 6-3, to reach the Argentine semifinal. It is against Fede Coriawho defeated his compatriot Sebastián Báez 6-1 and 6-4.
The best of Alcaraz-Vavassori The final winner of the day will be measured, from the match between the Chilean Nicholas Jarry and the Argentine Tomas Martín Etcheverry.
The best of Alcaraz-Vavassori The final winner of the day will be measured, from the match between the Chilean Nicholas Jarry and the Argentine Tomas Martín Etcheverry.
A referee who repeats
Just like his win against Camilo Ugo Carabelli, Carlos Alcaraz will once again have the Ecuadorian in the arbitration chair. Jimmy Pinoargote, which is already on the Guillermo Vilas Track. In a few minutes the Spaniards will arrive.
Unpublished match
First meeting in between Carlos Alcaraz20 years old and world No. 2, and the Italian Andrea Vavassori, 28 years old and world number 152, who has to go through the preliminary phase. He beat Pellegrino and Monteiro to get into the draw, where he waited Thiago Seyboth Wild and Laslo Djere to enter the quarterfinals.
Vavassori was a doubles finalist at the Australian Open
What time does Carlos Alcaraz play?
Not before 10:30 pm, at the Guillermo Vilas Court of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club. The headquarters is waiting for Spanish and Italian Andrea Vavassori at the appointed time.
Carlos Alcaraz, quarterfinal match
Hello, good evening, we will start the live coverage of the ATP 250 quarterfinal match in Buenos Aires, Argentina Open. Second meeting with Carlos Alcaraz.
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