A new edition of Argentina Open will begin this Monday, in a tournament that will be marked by the retreat of Diego Schwartzman and the presence of German Alexander Zverev, world number 2.
A new edition of Argentina Open It will begin this Monday, in a tournament that will be marked by the retirement of Diego Schwartzman and the presence of German Alexander Zverevnumber 2 in the world.
Schwartzman He will play Tuesday during the night session against Chilean Nicolás Jarryin which it could be his last professional party, since, in the middle of last year he announced that he was going to hang the racket after his participation in this tournament he won in 2021 to cut with the 13 -year -old drought without Argentine champions.
The best Argentine of recent years, which became the number 8 of the world, comes from falling into the first round of the Rosario Challenger before his compatriot Camilo Ugo Carabelli In three sets.
The other Argentines in the main box will be Sebastián Báezwhich will seek to cut with the bad streak of defeats that drag from the US Open last year, Francisco Cerúando, Tomás Etcheverry, Mariano Navone, Francisco Comesaña, Camilo Ugo Carabelli and the defending champion, Facundo Díaz Acosta.
These Argentines will be added Juan Manuel Cerúwhich defeated Portuguese Jaime Faria and to the Hindu Summital In the qualifying phase, and Román Burruchagawho won the Brazilians Gustavo Heide and Felipe Méligeni.
Besides, Federico Coria and Juan Bautista Torres They were eliminated in the last round of the qualy, so, unless some classified withdraw from the tournament, their participation in the Argentina Open.
With regard to the main candidates, it stands out Zverevwho is going through one of the best moments of his career and that comes from reaching the final of the Australian openwhere it fell to the Italian and number 1 in the world, Jannik Sinner. The Danish will also be Holger Rune and the Italian Lorenzo Musettiwho occupy the fourteenth and the seventeenth place of the ranking ATPrespectively.
Another presences that will be attentive to the Argentine public is that of the Brazilian Joao Fonsecawho is affirmed as one of the great promises of the circuit with only 18 years.
Source: Ambito
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