La French Alix Collombon (30th), associated with the Spanish Araceli Martinez (27th), could not do anything against the world number one pair Sanchez/Josemaria (1), in the eighth finals of the Riyadh P1 in Saudi Arabia.
On the central court , the gap was too big to hope to bring down the favorites. Collombon and Martinez only scored one game in the entire match: 6 / 1 6 / 0 .
Missed opportunities
From the first set, the pair Franco-Spanish has obtained opportunities for unbreak in the second game. But missed opportunities allowed Sanchez and Josemaria to continue on a 5-0 . At times, Alix Collombon managed to destabilize his opponents by varying his game, but Araceli Martinez made too many mistakes to hope to compete. Despite a few long exchanges , the score is clear.
A game for honor!
On the service of Colombon , the battle was tough to avoid a double 6/0 . Finally, the Franco-Spanish pair manages to snatch a game and returns to 5/1 in the first set, before Sanchez / Josemaria does not conclude the first round 6/1 .
Le second set quickly turns to the advantage of the favorites. Collombon and Martinez fail to obtain the slightest break point , leaving Sanchez and Josemaria to impose oneself without difficulty 6/0 .
A match which nevertheless lasted a little less than an hour, which shows that, despite a harsh score, the encounter was a bit disputed.
For Collombon/Martinez , this first competition remains positive, with a first eighth finals to start the year on the professional circuit .

All Riyadh P1 matches can be followed live on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDq6lMm99Xw
Passionate about soccer and tennis since I was a kid, I've been playing ping-pong for three years at a club in Nantes. More recently, I discovered padel! Basketball, rugby, golf, and motorsports: yet more new sports that I follow regularly. On the cultural side, since I love giving my opinion, I write film and video game reviews on my Instagram page, Silence ça Mix.

























































































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