The round of XNUMX of Buenos Aires P1 have delivered their share of confirmations, surprises, and the end of adventures. In the Spanish-Brazilian clash in the men's draw, Lucas Campagnolo et Jairus Baptist delivered a strong performance against Garrido / Bergamini Conversely, the association Martín Di Nenno / Momo González ended his adventure with yet another disappointment. In the women's race, the favorites generally lived up to expectations despite the huge battle won by Alonso / Salazar .
It's over for Bautista/Campagnolo, Di Nenno/Gonzalez, it's (finally) finished
The duel between the two Spanish-Brazilian pairs promised much, and it did not disappoint. Facing off against Javi Garrido et Lucas Bergamini TS8 , Lucas Campagnolo et Jairus Baptist were able to turn around a match that started poorly to secure their place in the quarter-finals.
After losing the first set, Campagnolo and Bautista gradually regained control of the match and ultimately won in three sets: 1/6 6/3 7/5 after more than two hours of gameplay.
An important victory for a pair that confirms their excellent season despite the physical setbacks Campagnolo has faced in recent months. Their reward: a quarter-final against the world number ones Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia , victors without trembling Eduardo Alonso et Aimar Goñi (12) on the score of 6 / 3 6 / 3 .

For Martín Di Nenno et Momo González The separation comes almost as a relief. In their last tournament together, the two men were eliminated by Javier García et Jose Jiménez Casas (15), beaten 6 / 4 6 / 4 .
Never truly established among the top pairings on the circuit, they failed to find consistency this season. Often eliminated early by lower-ranked teams, their best results end their run with these results. two quarter-finals in Miami and Riyadh.
From now on, everyone will go their own way: Martín Di Nenno will return Paquito Navarro , while the future of Momo González remains unclear.
The results of the men's round of 16
- Franco Stupaczuk / Mike Yanguas (3) beat Alonso Rodriguez / De Pascual (Q): 6 / 1 6 / 2
- Juan Tello / Maxi Arce (13) lose to Jon Sanz / Coki Nieto (6): 5 / 7 1 / 6
- Leo Augsburger / Juan Lebrón (4) dominate Alex Ruiz / Juanlu Esbrí (9): 6 / 2 6 / 3
- Fede Chingotto / Ale Galán (2) beat Javi Barahona / Gonza Alfonso (14): 6 / 1 6 / 1
- Arturo Coello / Agustín Tapia (1) beat Edu Alonso / Aimar Goñi (12): 6 / 3 6 / 3
- Fran Guerrero / Paquito Navarro (5) beat Pablo Lijó / Pablo García: 6 / 4 6 / 3
Alonso/Salazar at the end of the battle, the favorites cruise to victory
It was one of the most anticipated matches in the women's draw, and it lived up to all expectations. On piste 3, Alejandra Salazar et Ale Alonso (7) won a huge battle against Victoria Iglesias et Aranza Osoro .
After nearly three hours of battle ( 2:52 ), the “Alejandras” have prevailed 7/6 2/6 7/5 in what may be their first real benchmark game this season.
A victory that could definitively launch their momentum before a huge challenge in the quarter-finals against the most in-form pair at the moment: Paula Josemaría et Bea González (2), swift victories against the qualifiers Talaván / Saiz : 6 / 1 6 / 2 .

Same scenario for Ari Sánchez et Andrea Ustero (3), significantly higher than Castelló / Rufo with a clear victory 6 / 1 6 / 1 .
Finally Delfi Brea et Gemma Triay (1) also took place in front of Martínez / Sainz : 6 / 1 6 / 3 .
The results of the women's round of 16
- Marta Ortega / Martina Calvo (6) beat Carolina Orsi / Patty Llaguno: 6 / 4 6 / 4
- Claudia Fernández / Sofia Araújo (4) beat Marina Borrero / Ksenia Sharifova: 6 / 2 6 / 3
- Lucía Martínez / Ana Pérez beat Julieta Bidahorria / Marina Caparrós: 4/6 6/1 7/6
- Tamara Icardo / Claudia Jensen (5) beat Nuria Rodríguez / Giulia Dal Pozzo: 6 / 2 6 / 2
An explosive end to the tournament is in store.
With several high-profile matches now confirmed, these Buenos Aires P1 quarterfinals promise a spectacular show. Between the favorites continuing their advance, the new teams looking to make their mark, and the latest surprises of the tournament, the battle for the title is entering a new dimension in Buenos Aires.
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