Debut and farewell for Nicolás Jarry at the Madrid Masters 1000. Just as in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, the Chilean singles player fell in the second round, now against the Italian Flavio Cobolli, number 64 in the world ranking.
The Chilean did not have a good day on the Madrid claybeing defeated by the European in more than two hours of play, by partials of 6-3, 3-6 and 6-3.
Cobolli, who had just defeated Alejandro Tabilo in the first round, He took advantage of the Chilean’s 13 unforced errors to win the first set 6-3.
In the second set, Jarry took advantage of a break point to break the game and take the second set. An increase in level that he could not maintain in the final set, suffering a break in the sixth game that left him out of the match.
Worrying level for the national singles player, who added his third consecutive elimination in the second round, after Monte Carlo, Barcelona, and now in Madrid. The Chilean’s fall will also be reflected in his ranking, where, depending on other results, he could drop from the 23rd position he currently occupies.
