Alejandro Davidovich26 years and World Cup No. 27, had a rugged day on the central track of the All England Club, the ‘Cathedral’ of World Tennis. I remained literally. And not only for being the victim of one of the traditional slippers on the grass, but especially since the rival knocked on him.
He, who became Wimbledon’s junior champion, continues without moving from a third twist to the full painting. Again with high temperatures in London, which caused a rest and medical care for a person’s heat blow to the stand. His opponent also needed help, if appropriate because he scored in the grass and his right elbow made blood. Many times, with excessive work for the physiotherapist.
Many events, a fact: sport, the American Taylor Fritz, 27 years and world No. 5, he lay on Alejandro Davidovich, As it happened a few days ago in the Eastbourne semifinal ATP 250 contests. If then Malaga then gave 6-3, 3-6 and 6-1, this time fell 6-4, 6-3 and 6-7 (5) and 6-2 at 3h.12 ‘.
A very short time for Fritz to have to overcome two sets against Frenchman Giovanni Mpeshshi Perricard In the inaugural round, where he touched the removal of a party built on two different days. He suffered again, reached another fifth set with Canada Gabriel Diallo.
He spent fewer forces against Davidovich, even though he could save a good end section of 5-3 and took the third set, where he delivered his service, after rescuing the seven ‘break’ ball.
A little life for the Andalusian, who ended up with the capitulations, did not take advantage of anything that forced a fourth manga. Tour grass began late, recently married and inferior to the queen against Carlos Alcaraz By indisposition, he will have a few days from honeymoon. In the new marriage status, within the revolution that promotes his life, how to set the home in Montecarlo.
Taylor Fritz wants to reach Wimbledon’s rooms, her best results for now, the third time. To do this, Australia must overcome, on Sunday Jordan Thompson or Italian Luciano Darderi.
Source: La Verdad
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