Alejandro Tabilo (24th in the ATP) entered the final part of his itinerary towards the Wimbledon Grand Slam with his participation in the Queen’s tournament, with the extra incentive that in this part of the year I was able to add points that would mean continuing to rise in the ranking, since there are not many positive ones that must be defended.
But the Queen’s ATP had an issue to consider: the grass surface has several peculiarities that make it uncertain and above average difficulty for our tennis players.For the same reason, the match against the Spanish Alejandro Davidovich Fokina would serve for Tabilo to measure his condition for this tour on grass.
Tabilo to the conquest of Queen’s
The first set had absolute balance, and it had to be resolved in the tie break to whoever was awarded the first set.. And there the dispute remained very even, including with great points, whichIt only broke in the fourteenth point, which earned Tabilo the tiebreaker 8-6. after 56 minutes.
The development of the second set began to see the tennis players more erratic, and the first to take advantage of it was In the eighth game, the Spaniard got a break and went up 5-3. Enough advantage to stay with this second chapter when signing your service. 6-3 and to the third.
Match suspended when Tabilo won
The third set, as if it were a destiny difficult to avoid for the Chilean tennis players, was once again the occasion to settle the winner. AND Tabilo did not want to waste the opportunity to advance in the tournament, he went 1-0 with his serve, and after battling for long minutes he broke Davidovich, but the Spaniard, seeing himself 2-0 down, just at that moment, claimed because the field was slippery in the evening and threatened the integrity of the players, the curious thing is that during the second set, when he won, he also slipped and remained silent.
The supervisor ended up accepting this situation, and the match will resume this Tuesday, with the service of Tabilo, who only needs to maintain it to get into the second round.
