They will be present again in a Main Draw of the World Paddle Tour Circuit. With firm step, Gonzalo Rubio and the young member of the StarVie Team They have overcome the previous round of the Aragonese tournament and are already preparing to measure their forces with those of the great stars of the world of paddle.
Padel World Press .- The Cordovan player, that the October 26 will be 17 years, is completing a few weeks that will take a long time to forget. In addition to being present in the round of 32 of the Andorra Open (where, together with Gonzalo, he performed at a very good level against Miguel Lamperti-Juani Mieres), he was proclaimed Junior World Champion both by National Teams and National Teams in Malaga, just before returning to conquer a new edition of the Andalusian Youth Championship.
Without room for rest, Javi set course for Aragon to compete in the Estrella Damm Zaragoza Open. In that appointment, they debuted with a hard commitment in the Previa, in which they had to use themselves in depth to leave on the way to other two of the main promises of the StarVie Team: Momo González-Javier González Barahona (6-7, 6-4 and 7-5).
A new step forward
In the decisive clash to achieve one of the four places in play for the Table, Gonzalo Rubio-Javi Garrido were very solid and knew how to take advantage of their opportunities to perfection, thanks to which they defeated by a double 6-3 a José Rico Dasi-Víctor Ruiz.
As the young player pointed out through his social networks:
"Yeah! A Painting of the World Padel Tour Open of Zaragoza.
We won in a great match on our part to Victor Ruiz and Josete Rico for 6-3 and 6-3
On Wednesday, 25 in October, we will look for a gap in the round of 16 against Agustín Tapia and Andrés Britos. The match will be played at the 15: 00 hours at Club de Padel Zaragoza
Let's go with everything, Gonzalo Rubio Pérez
Javi Garrido. "
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