The national tennis player extended his good sporting present by winning his third consecutive victory in Oceania, after leaving the 72nd place in the world.
A great level continues to show itself Alexandro Tabilo (85°) in New Zealand, after this Sunday beat Croatian Borna Gojo (72nd) in sets of 1-6, 6-3 and 6-2 in the first round of the ATP 250 in Auckland .
Before the duel between the Chilean and the European, we expected a balanced match; However, the national team – which had just topped the tournament rankings – There was little he could do about his rival’s consistency and superiority which with two interruptions of service -in the fourth and sixth games- He won the first set with an emphatic 6-1 in just 25 minutes .
But the one who this Monday will be the second racket in the country woke up in the next round and, after a balanced start, found a job to break in the sixth game, which he then confirmed with his serve to lead the score 5-2 .
From there, both players retained their respective services, so the Creoles equalized after sealing the partial 6-3 in 38 minutes .
In the third set, Tabilo pointed out to Gojo the renewed emotion he had after tying the match, break the Croatian’s serve twice at the start of the final round .
With a Chilean taking control of the match and an opponent unable to return to the starting level, The match ended in favor of the national team with a score 6-2 after 29 minutes .
An important victory that instills good energy Alexandre Tabilo which will appear this Monday in position 82 of ranking ATP, and who continues to extend his good performances until the second round of the oceanic competition.
His rival from the round of 16 of the tournament will emerge victorious in the match against the American Christophe Eubanks (34th) with Dutch Zandschulp Botic van (50°) .
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Source: Latercera
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