Argentine tennis player Francisco Cerúndo him fell 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 and 6-0 against Portuguese Nuno Borges in his debut in this edition of Wimbledon and was eliminated.
On court 17 of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Francisco closing it, The Buenos Aires number 19 of the ATP ranking fell to the Portuguese, number 37 in the world, and being a standard head of this Grand Slam on grass on grass, playing field in which he feels comfortable.
The Argentine tennis player fell by 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 and 6-0 before the Portuguese Nuno Borges In your debut in this edition of Wimbledon and was eliminated.
Ceruing it 26 years old began winning the first 6-4 set, without suffering breaks against and winning 76 percent of the points, showing forcefulness in this first manga against a rival who, in the roles, was inferior to the Albiceleste tennis player.
In the second set the game began to be uphill to Cerúndo it which began to relegate dominance in the party to the growth of Borges who broke the serve in the eighth game and took the manga 6-3.
The third set was defined in the Tie -break in favor of the Portuguese that won 7 (7) -6 (5) and in the room, Borges He completely took over the rhythm of the encounter before a Cerúndo it that arrived annoying with its level to the definitive sleeve that the European took with a forceful 6-0.
So, Cerúndo it He was eliminated from Wimbledon and Borges advanced to the next instance where he will face the winner of the British between the British Billy Harris and the Serbian Dusan Lajovic.
This Tuesday, five Argentines will debut at the Grand Slam: Sebastián Báez that will do it before the British Jack Draper, Tomás Martin Etcheverry will play against English Jack Pinnington Jonesthe American Marcos Girón will be rival of Camilo Ugo Carabelli, Francisco Comesaña will do it to the Frenchman Corentin Moutet and Mariano Navone will play against Canadian Denis Shapovalov.
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