The national tennis player displayed the best of his repertoire and imposed his conditions against the Austrian Sebastian Ofner (54th). Thanks to this victory, the Creole racket will appear in 19th place in the professional ranking.
Saturday, June 29, 2024 11:52 hrs.
Alejandro Tabilo. Photo: Matteo Ciambelli/Aton.
It was a dream day that the national tennis player lived this Saturday Alexander Tabilo (24th in the world), who He was crowned champion of the ATP 250 in Mallorca and raised the second title of his career in this type of tournament.
To do so, the Toronto native deployed the best of his repertoire and He imposed his conditions on the Austrian Sebastian Ofner (54th)defeating him by scores of 6-3 and 6-4 in one hour and 16 minutes of match.
During the first set the Chilean not only He maintained solidity in his servebut also had a break opportunity in the second game and two more in the sixth, taking advantage of the last of these to win the set 6-3.
The European raised his level in the second set to not give up his serve, but “Jano” managed to get a key break in the ninth gamewhich allowed him to seal his victory with a 6-4.
In this way, the Left-hander won his third singles trophy within the current year and the second in the ATP category, after his victory on January 13 in Auckland. Besides, he took the Challenger of Aix-en-Provence in May.
But that’s not all, since thanks to his victory today, “Ale” He added valuable points in the world ranking and from Monday he will appear in 19th placedisplacing his compatriot Nicolás Jarry, becoming the first Creole racket.
Tabilo will now have to pack her bags to travel to London, the city where Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, will take place.
It was a dream day that the national tennis player lived this Saturday Alejandro Tabilo (24th in the world), who became champion of the ATP 250 in Mallorca and raised the second title of his career in this type of tournament.
To do so, the Toronto native deployed the best of his repertoire and He imposed his conditions on the Austrian Sebastian Ofner (54th)defeating him by scores of 6-3 and 6-4 in one hour and 16 minutes of play.
During the first set the Chilean not only he maintained solidity in his servebut also had a break opportunity in the second game and two more in the sixth, taking advantage of the last of these to win the set 6-3.
The European raised his level in the second set to not give up his serve, but “Jano” managed to get a key break in the ninth gamewhich allowed him to seal his victory with a 6-4.
In this way, the southpaw won his third trophy in singles within the current year and the second in the ATP category, after his victory on January 13 in Auckland. Besides, he took the Challenger of Aix-en-Provence in May.
But that’s not all, since thanks to his victory today, “Ale” He added valuable points in the world ranking and from Monday he will appear in 19th placedisplacing his compatriot Nicolás Jarry, becoming the first Creole racket.
Now, Tabilo will have to pack his bags to travel to London, the city where Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, will take place.
The national tennis player had a dream day this Saturday Alexander Tabilo (24th in the world), who became champion of the ATP 250 in Mallorca and raised the second title of his career in this type of tournament.
To do so, the Toronto native deployed the best of his repertoire and imposed his conditions against the Austrian Sebastian Ofner (54th)defeating him by scores of 6-3 and 6-4 in one hour and 16 minutes of match.
During the first set the Chilean not only He maintained solidity in his servebut also had a break opportunity in the second game and two more in the sixth, taking advantage of the last of these to win the set 6-3.
The European raised his level in the second set to not give up his serve, but “Jano” managed to get a key break in the ninth gamewhich allowed him to seal his victory with a 6-4.
In this way, the southpaw won his third trophy in singles this year and the second in the ATP category, after his victory on January 13 in Auckland. In addition, He won the Aix-en-Provence Challenger in May.
But that’s not all, since thanks to his victory today, “Ale” He added valuable points in the world ranking and from Monday he will appear in 19th placedisplacing his compatriot Nicolás Jarry, becoming the first Creole racket.
Tabilo will now have to pack her bags to travel to London, the city where Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season, will take place.
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