El Príncipe (21st) will face the second in the world rankings this afternoon in the semi-final of the Argentinian tournament.
Nicolás Jarry will have to face this afternoon the second in the world ranking, Carlos Alcaraz, for the semi-final of Buenos Aires ATP 250 .
El Príncipe (21st) qualified for the best four of the trans-Andean tournament after the abandonment of the Argentinian Tomás Martín Etcheverry (27th) who left due to physical discomfort as the third set was about to begin.
Before that, The match was tied at one set apiece. . The first, Nicolas Jarry, fell 4-6 and the second beat him 7-5.
Now he will have to face Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) first seed of the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires, who beat Andrea Vavassori (152nd) in two sets 7-6 and 6-1 .
Jarry and Alcaraz have faced each other twice, and that was in 2023 . The first took place at the ATP 500 in Rio de Janeiro then at Wimbledon, with the two victories of the Spanish tennis player.
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What time does Nicolás Jarry play against. Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP in Buenos Aires?
The semi-final match between Nicolás Jarry (21st) and Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) will play each other this afternoon, Saturday February 17, not before 6:00 p.m. based on previous meetings.
The winner of the duel will have to play the final against the winner of the series between Facundo Díaz Acosta (87th) and Federico Coria (106th).
Where to watch the match between Nicolas Jarry and. Carlos Alcaraz at the ATP in Buenos Aires?
The match between Jarry (21st) and Alcaraz (2nd) can be seen by the service transmission streaming Star+ , which has the rights to the tournament. The digital platform costs $9,500 per month in Chile.
Source: Latercera
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