The French Alix Collombon and her teammate Araceli Martinez had a lot to do to hope to reach the quarter-finals of the Asunción P2 , since they found on their way the second world pair , Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea , in the round of 16.
Brea / Triay, too strong for Collombon / Martinez
Without surprise, Brea / Triay are imposed in 1h22 game on the score of 6 / 2 6 / 3 face Collombon / Martinez , who tried to resist but encountered much greater adversity.
A difficult start to the match with a break conceded in the first game for Collombon / Martinez The Franco-Spanish pair still had an opportunity to get back into the game with three consecutive break points at 40/0 on the opposing service, all discarded. They will obtain a fourth and final break point , not converted either. Brea / Triay continue with a shutout and then conclude the set 6/2 .
The second set started like the first: a break at the start and an advantage maintained until the end of the set. Brea / Triay conclude the match with the score of 6/3 .
The number 2 seed was particularly effective with 39 winning shots for 17 direct errors , and 4 break points saved in the first set. Brea / Triay will face Martina Calvo et Aranzazu Osoro in the quarter-finals.
Osoro / Calvo create the surprise, Ortega / Alonso at the end of the suspense
The surprise of the day goes to the new pair Martina Calvo / Aranzazu Osoro , who dominated the number 7 seed, Veronica Virseda / Alejandra Salazar , in just 1:11 , on the score of 6 / 2 6 / 1 . They will face Brea / Triay for a place in the semi-finals.
The pair Ortega / Alonso (TS5) had to fight for almost 3 p.m. to get rid of Sara Ruiz / Carla Mesa : 6/3 6/7 6/4 A close and testing match, which sends them to the quarter-finals against Josemaria / Sanchez .
The favorites are assured
The world number 1 , Ari Sanchez et Paula Josemaria , left no chance to Victoria Iglesias / Marina Guinart , imposing 6 / 1 6 / 1 in less than an hour. They will play Marta Ortega / Alejandra Alonso de Villa in quarter.
The number 3 seed, Claudia Fernandez / Beatriz Gonzalez , imposes itself with authority 6 / 2 6 / 1 face Castillo / Rufo en 1:20 They will face in the quarter-finals Tamara Icardo / Claudia Jensen (TS8) , victorious 6 / 0 7 / 6 de Carolina Orsi / Nuria Rodriguez .
Sofia Araujo / Andrea Ustero (TS4) start their collaboration with a victory 7 / 5 7 / 6 face Beatriz Caldera / Carmen Goenaga . They will be opposed to Lucia Sainz / Patricia Llaguno , winners 6 / 4 6 / 4 de Marta Talavan / Ksenia Sharifova .
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