Tennis Review of Alejandro Tabilo’s new historical ranking and the milestone it marks for Chile

The recent winner of the Mallorca tournament is among the world’s top twenty for the first time in his career, which allows our country to be in a select group.

A dream week is what you experience Alexandre Tabilo In Spain. The Chilean dedicates the great season he is experiencing with the ATP title of Mallorca and writes his name in golden letters in the history books of our sport.

It is that The 27-year-old is the first representative of this country to win a tournament on grass. Although Luis Ayala and Jaime Fillol had appeared in the finals in the 60s and 70s, no one – until now – had managed to win the crown of a tournament with these characteristics.

But that’s not all. Tabilo breaks all the records that have been known about him so far in the ATP ranking and enters the world top 20 for the first time. Actually, This Monday should rise in box 19, gaining five places thanks to the diploma obtained in Hispanic grammar.

“I’m having an incredible year… It’s been a crazy year, the level I’ve played at has been excellent and I hope to maintain it,” said the now friend of German coach Jürgen Klopp.

And thanks to the Janus jump, Chile now joins a select group that only included the United States and Russia. This because, Thanks to the score of Nicolas Jarry, twentieth, this side of the planet has two of its representatives among the first 20 in the measurement of the Association of Professional Tennis Players (ATP) and manages, like the aforementioned nations, to have more than one representative at the top of the measure.

Both also make profits in the millions of dollars, since Tabilo He already has over a million dollars in his checking account (1,049,047 to be exact) and accumulated nearly 2.5 million North American dollars during his career.

For his part, Jarry surpasses him in both items since he is a little more than $1.3 million earned this year and this brings its total sum to 5.7 million. And Christian Garin? Vitacura’s neighbor must have played quality Wimbledon to enter the main draw and thanks to this, he gained five places and will be 106th in the world.

And although he earned more than 5 million, this year was also bad in that regard because He only won $216,000 . Something he will be able to change this Monday, when he faces Marcelo Ríos’ former student, Shang Juncheng (91st), from six in the morning.

For his part, Tabilo will play this Tuesday with the Briton Dan Evans (61st) and Jarry will face Denis Shapovalov (121st).

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Source: Latercera

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