The Chilean tennis player Alejandro Tabilo (24th in the ATP) had a successful debut on the grass at the ATP in Mallorca and reached the quarterfinals of the last preparatory tournament for Wimbledon.
The national player He won 6-3 and 6-2 against the Kazakh Alexander Shevchenko (58th) in a duel that lasted one hour and 11 minutes.
The national left-hander, who had been freed in the first round as the fourth seed, He played a solid match and in the first set he broke at the right moment to lead 5-3 and then close the chapter in your favor.
In the second set, the Canadian-born player was a thunderstorm and buried the Eurasian’s aspirations with an entry break.
Although Shevchenko had her options to return kindnesses, Tabilo knew how to regroup and saved five break points and then broke his rival’s serve again in the fifth game and went up 4-1.
From then on, Chile’s number two maintained his serve with solvency to get into the top eight of the tournament.
In that instance, Tabilo will face the winner of the duel between Czech Jakub Mensik (85th) and Italian Fabio Fognini (97th).
From now on, Tabilo makes sure to add 25 points that have him in 23rd place in the Live Ranking.
