Rain is the main opponent of the second day of the Argentine Open, as it limited the activity to three meetings and prevented the presentation of the area Diego Schwartzmanwho said goodbye to the tennis in this contest of Buenos Aires.
The huge amount of rain that fell to Buenos Aires on Tuesday allowed the place in the afternoon Sebastián báez (31) He will lose his countryman Camilo Uno Carabelli (87) For a double 6-4 a hour and 53 minutes of play.
Meanwhile, it was great to enter the evening at Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis and once the storm allowed Tennis to return the brothers JUan manuel and francisc They combined their debut to mention in the 16th Buenos Aires contest.
Juan Manuel Cerú (139) must fight to overcome his countryman Román Burruchaga (141) 7-6 (4), 5-7 and 7-5 in three hours and 31 minutes; While his older brother Francisco closes it .
Among the parties that have been interrupted by rain are the playing on track 3 el alcireño Pedro Martínez in front of Bosnian Damir Dzumhur. After disappearing the first 6-0 manga won a second by 6-2 and was on TIE break with 1-0 for the Spaniards when it was suspended.
This Wednesday the agenda will be compressed with ten meetings set between the first twist and the 16th, in a menu that will have a presentation of Diego Schwartzman (386) before Chilean Nicolás Jarry (40 ), But the premieres of the two top favorites: the German Alexander Zverev (2) and Danish Holger Rune (12).
The contest has been disputed since 1893, which has been the fifth oldest contest in the world, has had a modern version since 1973 and the historic Guillermo Vilas is the leading winner with eight coronations (1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 (in the two opportunities), 1979 and 1982).
This will be the 28th edition because the contest is part of the ATP circuit and behind Vilas the top winners are two Spanish with three coronations: Carlos Moya (1995, 2003 and 2006) and David Ferrer (2012, 2013 and 2014).
Source: La Verdad
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