It was one of the most spectacular clashes of the quarterfinal round of this season's 1th Open… The new face-to-face between couples number 5 and 3 in the WPT Rankings left many moments full of magic. More successful in the decisive moments, Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Lima ended up winning 6-6, 3-6 and 4-XNUMX.
Padel World Press .- They had already seen the faces before, without going any further in the Granada Open, where they played one of the best games of this 2017. The fans were eager to see in action these two great duos who, once again, returned to delight the spectators with a vibrant duel.
With the firm intention of taking their particular 'sports rematch', Miguel and Juani jumped on the field with the aim of ensuring their presence in the final and, with a well defined tactic (with which they sought again and again the corner of Lima ), they signed a spectacular first set, thanks to which they went ahead on the scoreboard (3-6).
In a new demonstration of their character of 'born winners', the current 1 number of the world were conjured to turn the situation around and they had two very important 'weapons' to achieve it: the ironclad defense of Bela and the spectacular volley of Lime. After achieving a break in the third game, the pupils of Horacio Álvarez Clementi managed to level the contest (3-6 and 6-3).
With everything to decide it was reached the third sleeve. In it, although Miguel Lamperti-Juani Mieres they were on the verge of breaking the serve of their rivals on several occasions, they could not do it ... Something that they did achieve Fernando Belasteguín y Pablo Lima in the seventh game. With a scoreboard of 3-6, 6-3 and 6-4, the big favorites secured their presence in the final
The best? What you enjoy with this spectacular summary elaborated by World Padel Tour.
The show does not stop and we can only say ... Enjoy the Game !!!
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