Aon Open Challenger, Le Semifinali: Almagro-Pavlasek E Berlocq

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Aon Open Challenger, Le Semifinali: Almagro-Pavlasek E Berlocq

1 Aon Open Challenger, le semiﬁnali: Almagro-Pavlasek e Berlocq-Janowicz di Christian Galfrè 10 Settembre 2016 – 11:12 Genova. Oggi, sabato 10 settembre, alle ore 16, sul campo centrale “Beppe Croce” a Valletta Cambiaso, si assegnerà il titolo di doppio dell’Aon Open Challenger Memorial Giorgio Messina. I favoriti del torneo, Julio Peralta e Horacio Zeballos, affronteranno Aliaksandr Bury e Andrei Vasilevski. Poi, spazio alle semifinali del singolo. Alle 18 Nicolas Almagro se la vedrà con Adam Pavlasek; alle 20 è in programma la sfida tra Carlos Berlocq e Jerzy Janowicz. Adam Pavlasek ha battuto nei quarti di finale il francese Kenny De Schepper dopo tre set emozionanti. Il ceco ha conquistato l’ingresso in semifinale dopo aver battuto, oltre a De Schepper, anche Hubert Hurkacz e Marco Cecchinato. Pavlasek era testa di serie numero 7 del torneo e si trova al 112° posto del ranking mondiale. A 21 anni è considerato un talento emergente del tennis a livello internazionale. E’ stato un bel match anche quello tra la testa di serie numero 3Carlos Berlocq (già finalista nel 2009 all’Aon Open Challenger Memorial Giorgio Messina dopo aver superato le qualificazioni) e Jozef Kovalik, numero 8 del main draw. Grande spettacolo sul centrale con l’argentino che vinto il primo set, poi Kovalik ha pareggiato i conti e nell’ultimo tiratissimo set Berlocq ha ottenuto la vittoria al tie-break per 8-6, dopo essere stato Genova24.it - 1 / 2 - 29.09.2021 2 sotto 1-4. Nicolas Almagro ha vinto contro Denis Istomin in due set. Lo spagnolo, wild card, giunto a Genova giusto in tempo dopo la partecipazione agli US Open, ha offerto unaprova molto convincente, dopo che sia Quinzi che Djere lo avevano costretto al terzo set. Dopo cinque vittorie di fila che lo hanno proiettato dalle qualificazioni ai quarti di finale, Gianluca Mager si è arreso a Jerzy Janowicz. Il ligure ha provato più volte ad aggredire in risposta, senza successo, e ha faticato sulle palle corte del polacco, che ha fatto valere la sua personalità. Nel doppio i giovani italiani Matteo Donati e Julian Ocleppo non sono riusciti ad opporsi a Julio Peralta e Horacio Zeballos, cedendo nettamente. Invece Riccardo Ghedin e Dino Marcan hanno perso di un soffio con Aliaksandr Bury e Andrei Vasilevski. Il tabellone del singolo, quarti di finale: Almagro Nicolas (Spa, 1, 48) b. Istomin Denis (Uzb, 6, 107) 6/2 7/6 Pavlasek Adam (Cze, 7, 112) b. De Schepper Kenny (Fra, 165) 2/6 6/4 6/4 Berlocq Carlos (Arg, 3, 76) b. Kovalik Jozef (Svk, 8, 126) 6/3 4/6 7/6 Janowicz Jerzy (Pol, 247) b. Mager Gianluca (Ita, 336) 6/4 6/3 Il tabellone del doppio, semifinali: Peralta Julio (Chi) / Zeballos Horacio (Arg) (1) b. Donati Matteo (Ita) / Ocleppo Julian (Ita) 6/2 6/1 Bury Aliaksandr (Blr) / Vasilevski Andrei (Blr) b. Ghedin Riccardo (Ita) / Marcan Dino (Cro) 2/6 6/2 10/7 Genova24.it - 2 / 2 - 29.09.2021.

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