He is one of the 'illustrious names' of the Professional Circuit; a 'war veteran'. The Buenos Aires comes to his new firm after accumulating 17 years of adventures and adventures in the world of paddle. Undoubtedly, a bet for the veteran by this young but increasingly prestigious brand.
Padel World Press .- It became 1 number of Argentina, noted for its great knowledge of this sport and, from now on, will begin to provide the Sioux team with all the experience it has acquired throughout its career, in which it has reaped innumerable successes .
At his 38 years, he still keeps intact the illusion to enjoy his passion, which is none other than playing paddle tennis. Therefore, every day is exercised with the one who considers the best coach today: Rodrigo Ovide. "He is in everything, in the padelístico, in the psychological ... He is a great professional and a scholar of this sport. Undoubtely the best".
When talking about his game, he pointed out that favorite hit: "It's the right wall outlet. What defines my game best is the counterattack. I like to be well armed, waiting for the moment to counterattack. "
About the season that is about to begin, Cutu confirmed that he will play alongside Christian Fuster (Wingpadel) from Alicante, with whom he hopes to have a good season: "He is a very tall player with great potential. I trust him very much. I think we can do a great year but we will go step by step. "
Very happy for his arrival in Sioux, he confessed that he is delighted to have arrived: “A leading brand. I have known Sioux since the beginning. And here I am, delighted to be in your family. It is a brand that I have seen grow step by step, serious and with incredible blades ... See if they are good, I have not decided yet (laughs) ”.
TEN BLOWS
What holds you?
My legs (laughs) No, now seriously, my family especially, although I have it far, and my friends.
A place to have a beer?
Ball Pádel and the Criado Marisquería.
What music sounds on your mobile?
Eructa Sativa, a great band from Argentina.
A book to read again
Common Sense, by Nito Brea; and Words Crossed, by Gabriel Rolón.
What advice would you give?
Attitude kills talent. Be constant. Train with quality. Put passion, enthusiasm, dedication and everything will come. It is more important quality than quantity.
Facebook or Twitter?
Facebook.
If you were invisible, what would you do first?
I would not tell you (laughs).
What would you like to be when you grow up?
Although I have been since I turned 21 years, I would say paddle coach, bring clubs ...
What can not you stand?
Especially the fake people, the one that is good and the worst. Unfortunately this sport is full of ghosts.
The last game you want to forget
I forgot it!
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