The round of 2 of the Asunción P22 was marked by several surprises this Thursday, May XNUMX, with the elimination of three seeded teams. Among the notable results: the victory of Augsburger / Cardona face Sanz / Gonzalez , and the premature exit of Navarro / Bergamini .
Cardona / Augsburger eliminate Sanz / Gonzalez
The meeting started with a scare for Leo Augsburg , who slipped while leaving the court trying to recover an opposing “par 3” smash.
The first set was very close. Both pairs held their serve well, even though Jon Sanz / Momo Gonzalez obtained three break points in the middle of the set, which were not converted. The set went to a tie-break, which was also tight. Augsburger / Cardona took the lead 3-0, before seeing Sanz / Gonzalez come back to equality thanks to two favorable lets. The tiebreak ended with the score 11/9 in favor of Leo Augsburger / Pablo Cardona .
The second set followed a similar scenario. This time, it was Augsburger / Cardona who had a break opportunity at 3/3. They converted it, then confirmed it with a shutout to lead 5/3. They then served for the match and won in 1h19, with a score of 7/6 6/4.
Pablo Cardona / Leo Augsburger thus eliminate the number 5 seed. True to their offensive style, they were aggressive at the net, with impressive smash quality, against a pair Sanz / Gonzalez solid in defense. They will find Franco Stupaczuk / Juan LeBron in the quarter-finals, with a revenge match in sight after their defeats in Riyadh and Miami against the world's third-ranked pair.
Bergamini / Navarro released by Diestro / Esbri
The number 7 seed in the Asunción P2 , Paquito Navarro / Lucas Bergamini , was eliminated in the round of 16 by José Antonio Diestro / Juanlu Esbrí , already fallers of Garrido / Libaak in the first round.
The two Spaniards, ranked 37th respectively ( Right handed ) and 31th ( Esbri ) world, achieved a new benchmark success by winning against a second pair from the top 10 in two matches played in Paraguay.
They win in two sets, 6 / 4 7 / 6 , after 1h32 of play, facing Navarro / Bergamini , who nevertheless remained on a good dynamic with two consecutive semi-finals at Brussels and Qatar Major .
Diestro / Esbrí thus reach the quarter-finals, where they will face the world number 1s, Arturo Coello / Agustín Tapia .
This is the third men's seed eliminated at this stage of the tournament, following the exits of Sanz / Gonzalez et Yanguas / Nieto .
The favorites secure their place in the quarter-finals
Arturo Coello / Agustín Tapia qualify for the quarter-finals by dominating Goenaga / Hernandez on the score of 6 / 2 6 / 1 in less than an hour. They largely took the upper hand, with 36 winning moves for only 12 unforced errors . They will face Diestro / Esbrí , the surprise of this edition.
Fede Chingotto / Ale Galán , seeded number 2, won 6 / 2 6 / 4 facing the young Spanish pair Leal / Guerrero Solid throughout the match, they did not concede any break points and scored 47 winning moves They will meet again in the quarter Alex Chozas / Sanyo Gutiérrez , winners in three sets ( 1/6 6/3 6/1 ) of Rubio / Ruiz .
Franco Stupaczuk / Juan Lebrón have not encountered any difficulty against Federico Mouriño / Antonio Fernández , with a clear victory 6 / 0 6 / 3 in less than an hour. Very comfortable in all areas of the game, they achieved 33 smashes et 42 winning moves They will play in the quarter-finals against Augsburger / Cardona , for a highly anticipated match.
Finally, the number 6 seed Juan Tello / Martin Di Nenno mastered his eighth against Arroyo / Jofre , imposing 6 / 4 6 / 3 . They will face Victor Ruiz / Francisco Manuel Gil in the quarter-finals, defeaters of Yanguas / Nieto .
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