The national tennis player seeks to reach the final of the competition which takes place in Santiago.
The Chile Open now enters its defining terrain. Alexandre Tabilo and Corentin Moutet will face each other in the semi-final of the Santiago Open under development in San Carlos de Apoquindo.
Tabilo, who started the year in style by winning the first ATP title of his career in Auckland and entering the top 50 for the first time in his career, is looking to reach the final of the competition which takes place in Las Condes . This Thursday, the Chilean beat his compatriot and friend: Tomás Barrios, in the round of 16. Then, on Friday, he won against Luciano Darderi 6-0 and 7-5.
His rival in the round of the best four is the French Corentin Moutet who has just defeated Nicolás Jarry, who defended the crown, 7-6 and 7-6. Previously, he had eliminated the Argentinian Thiago Agustín Tirante and the Spaniard Roberto Carballés from the competition. In addition, he entered from the qualifying round, where he beat the Bolivian Murkel Dellien and the transandean Genaro Alberto Olivieri.
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When and what time does Alejandro Tabilo play at the Chile Open?
Alejandro’s match against Corentin Moutet will be played this afternoon, Saturday March 2, at 6:00 p.m. at the Court. Jaime Fillol.
The winner of the match will face the winner between the Spaniard Pedro Martínez and the Argentinian Sebastián Báez in the final.
Where to watch Alejandro Tabilo’s Chile Open match live?
The match between Tabilo and Moutet can be seen live on the signal TNT Sports as well as for the streaming services Star+, TNT Sports Stadium and for vs hileopen.cl .
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