This Tuesday, Lebron and Galan entered the running at the Premier Padel Madrid P1. And against Javi Martinez and Jorge Ruiz, the seeded 1 of the tournament had a bizarre match to say the least. Indeed, the Spaniards have shown themselves sometimes untouchable, as in the first set won 6/0, sometimes in great difficulty, as in the second set lost 6/2.
If the numbers 1 at the FIP ended up winning in just 1h24 (6/0 2/6 6/1), they were somewhat worried at times, especially Juan Lebron, who had complicated passages. Rather normal when you know that the Andalusian was arrested for more than two months for a forearm injury, but not really to the player's taste.
Indeed, in a post-match interview, the athlete from Cadiz burst into tears, before explaining the reasons for his discomfort:
“I'm not going through my best period, it's very hard for me. It's really, really difficult. Ale plays incredibly well, I played badly in the second set”.
He pursues : “I'm going through a difficult period, you have to accept it, keep training without ever giving up. Strength and humility are values that I have in me, all those who know me know it, even if it is not necessarily visible. I have a great team and a family that supports me and that I embrace”.
Pushed by the public of the Madrid Arena, "El Lobo" opens up a little more and admits that this period has weakened him:
“It's a bit of everything, really. There were a lot of emotions during those three months where we didn't really know what was wrong with me. I don't know if the problem came from me, if I should have recovered better, but I'm not in a good period. However, I will not give up, certainly not.”
Let the fans of Mariano Amat's players be reassured, they are in the round of XNUMX, and they have no intention of stopping there. Tomorrow it is against the winners of the match between Capra/Sanchez and Moya/Dominguez that the Spaniards will try to validate their place for the quarter-finals.
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