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Sunday May 5, 2024 | 10:34
Historical ‘Janus’ in France. Alejandro Tabilo was crowned this Sunday champion of the Aix-en-Provence Challenger by beating the Spanish in the final and in straight sets Jaume Munar.
The second national racket and 38th in the world ranking showed a superlative level in the definition, without giving its rival a chance to enter the match. The third seed of the tournament defeated the European, 73rd in the world, with authority, with partial 6-3 and 6-2 in one hour and 24 minutes of play.
Sixth title on the Challenger circuit for Tabilo, who also remains one step away from the Top 30 of the ATP.
The 26-year-old left-hander born in Canada will appear this Monday, May 6, with the best ranking of his careerspecifically in the square 31st of the classification.
Tabilo showed no low points in the moment of truth on the French clay. He got an early break in the second game and then managed the advantage to close the first chapter in just 31 minutes.
The history I do not change in the second sleeve. With high effectiveness in his serve and a solid game from the baseline, the Chilean quickly took a 3-0 lead in the score.
Thus, this year’s ATP champion from Auckland, New Zealand, faced no complications to close the match in his favor and gain confidence ahead of the Rome Masters 1,000in Italy.
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