Padel World Press - Javi Garrido and Fede Chingotto They carry out a real great game against a duo that made things very difficult for them, Miguel Semmler and Joseda Sanchez.
Yesterday the second phase of the round of XNUMX ended in the World Padel Tour Telcel Huawei Mexico Open 2022, resulting in some super interesting crosses that we will see today in the phase of round of XNUMX
The great game of the day had as protagonists Javi Garrido and Fede Chingotto against Miguel Semmler and Joseda Sanchez, a pair that was playing their last tournament of the season.
Equality prevailed in the light in the first moments of the game, Javi and Fede they could not penetrate the defense of Semmler and Joseda, very firm in defense. In the eighth game the break came from the latter, but moments later the Hispanic-Argentine couple got the counter-break to put the tables on the scoreboard. Sudden death would mark the future of the first set. Joseda and Semmler managed to neutralize the favorites with great solvency to win the first set (6-7).
The fight continued in the second set, Javi and Fede were not willing to pack their bags to go at the first exchange. Fede Chingotto He settled in the game and Javi Garrido calmed down. Joseda and Miguel did not take their foot off the accelerator and, once again, the tiebreaker would be necessary to unbalance the balance. East tiebreaker It was unusual, and it is that in one of the most important moments, Joseda Sánchez let go of the shovel, losing the point, they took advantage of this misfortune Fede and Javi to take the second set and put the tables on the scoreboard (7-6).
Everything would be decided in the third. A third set that began in the same way as the other two, with maximum equality between the two couples. Fede and Javi were at a spectacular level, and Joseda and Miguel too. But it was the Spanish-Argentine couple the one that unbalanced the contest with a break in the final moments to seal his pass to the round of XNUMX (6-4).
Another of the great games of the day that ended in surprise was the one that faced Ivan Ramirez and Raul Marcos against Victor Ruiz and Lucas Bergamini.
Victor and Lucas They started the game very connected, Lucas took the reins of the game and, with the help of Víctor in the selection of shots, they dealt a very hard blow to their rivals, endorsing them with a forceful 6-2 to get ahead in the game.
This did nothing but motivate the couple made up of Ivanxo and Raúl who began to show their best version making equality reign in the light. With the forces equalized by both couples, the tiebreaker would be in charge of unbalancing the second set. Here it was Ivanxo and Raúl who dealt the final blow to win the set and level the match (6-7).
The third began with the two pairs very well established on the track. A fight of the titans in a 20 × 10 where the stands went into ecstasy at each point offered by both couples. But it was in the final moments where ivan and raula break, they sealed their place in the round of XNUMX, coming back from a game that was very uphill for them (4-6).
We continue with more matches, for example the forcefulness with which they neutralized Ramiro Moyano and Xisco Gil a Pablo Lijo and Javier Ruiz in a match in which the Spanish-Argentine duo gave their rivals no option (6-2 and 6-2).
Maxi Sánchez and Lucho Capra they settled their match against Javi Barahona and Javier García Mora with relative comfort. And it is that after a fairly even set (6-4), the Argentines pulled their claws to neutralize their rivals with a forceful 6-1 end.
They also debuted in Mexico Pablo García y Martín Sánchez Piñeiro who won their game with some comfort before the couple Wild Card Amilcar Bejarano and Luis Barrientos (1-6 and 4-6).
And finally Jon Sanz and Lucas Campagnolo against Agustín Gómez Silingo and Juan Cruz Belluati. A game that was equalizing as it progressed. Jon and Lucas managed to take the first sleeve with enough hierarchy (2-6), but the second was very different. The Argentines began to show their best version and the forces were equalized in fact the tiebreaker It seemed necessary to uneven the score. But Lucas and Jon weren't up to it and they dealt the final blow with 5-5 to take the game (5-7).
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