Juan Lebrón et Leo Augsburg will ultimately not have needed to play their quarter-final of the Valladolid P2 . Opposed to Lucas Campagnolo et Momo González The two men benefited from the withdrawal of the opposing pair and advanced directly to the final four.
Campagnolo forced to withdraw
A few hours after their convincing victory against Álex Ruiz et Juanlu Esbri , 7/6 6/0 in the round of 16, Lucas Campagnolo and Momo González had to withdraw.
According to information from Sports worldThe Brazilian is suffering from a leg injury that prevents him from competing. This is bad news for the Spanish-Brazilian pair, who were scheduled to face Lebrón and Augsburger for a place in the semi-finals.
The players coached by Agustin Silingo For their part, they therefore inherit a qualification without having to step onto the court. On Thursday, however, they had to fight hard to eliminate Pol Hernández et Guille Collado in two very close sets, 7/6 7/5.
A reorganized program
This withdrawal resulted in a change to the order of matches on Centre Court.
The duel between Franco Stupaczuk / Mike Yanguas et Javi Leal / Fran Guerrero has thus been brought forward to replace the quarter-final originally scheduled between Lebrón and Augsburger against Campagnolo and González.
Friday's session will now proceed according to the following order:
- Coello / Tapia – Jofre / Bautista
- Stupaczuk / Yanguas – Guerrero / Leal
- Di Nenno / Navarro – Galán / Chingotto
A physical advantage before the final four?
This qualification without playing offers Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger an extra day of recovery.
A rest that could prove decisive when approaching the semi-finals, where a potential clash against Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia is looming. With one less match under their belt, the Spanish-Argentine pair will approach the end of the tournament with more freshness, an asset that could count in the fight for the title.
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