In tennis two and two is not always four, but Usually if a tennis player quintuples the number of winning strokes of his opponent, he wins the match.
That happens unless you are facing it Roberto Bautista. The man from Castellón is made of different material, as shown by his victory this Thursday against Emilio Nava.
He won 6-3, 7-6(4) against the semi-famous American tennis player. Right now everything is more or less normal, but things are changing if we look at the statistics.
And it was that Bautista finished the match with 9 wins for 47! of his rivala huge difference that was not reflected in the final score.
Even subtracting unforced errors the numbers don’t completely balance. Bautista’s 12 compared to Nava’s 33 leaves the total statistics at a -3 for Spanish and a +14 for the American.
This meant that Bautista was able to win almost all the important points of the game, sharing his experience at a crucial moment for him after the ordeal of injuries he has suffered in recent months.
“I fight a lot, train a lot… Now it seems that I have finally found the key to what is happening to me.. Let’s see if I feel better,” he told MD at the Doha tournament.
If that is so, He seems to be on the right track, as shown by the three consecutive victories added in Miamithe two from the preliminary phase and the first round against Nava.
Now he faces a challenge at height, seeing faces with the entire top 30, Sebastian Korda. It’s this Saturday, the same day that Carlos Alcaraz will make his debut against Roberto Carballés and Martín Landaluce will seek victory against Ben Shelton. Not to be missed.
Source: La Verdad
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