Tennis Farewell Wimbledon: Jarry and Garin are eliminated in the first round

They had a bad day Nicolas Jarry and Christian Garin in their respective duels for the first round of Wimbledon. Nico ended up being beaten 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 by Canadian Denis Shapovalov, while Gago also lost to China’s Juncheng Shang 7-5, 6-4, 6-4. .

Jarry had a very difficult first set. The difference began to be made in the fourth game, at which point they remained at zero and ended up giving up the first serve. Then, in the sixth, the situation repeated itself, allowing the North American to take a 5-1 lead and define the first set with a comfortable 6-1. .

Shapovalov’s confidence was able to increase from the start of the second set. There, he managed to have four break points that Jarry finally knew how to defend. From then on, the fight continued tight until the 11th game, at which point the Canadian added another break to go up 6-5. In this way, with his service, he was able to avoid the decisive game and secure the second set 7-5 .

In the third, Jarry dropped his serve in the fifth game. Although he had chances to get it back in the sixth and eighth GamesShapovalov managed to continue the match without problems andeventually fought his way through to the next round by winning the third set 6-4 .

In this case, the North American will have to face the winner of the cross between the German Daniel Altmaier and the British Arthur Fery.

The other Chilean present this Monday at Wimbledon was Christian Garin. The national tennis player faced the former student of Marcelo Ríos, the Chinese Juncheng Shang, and could do nothing to avoid defeat.

In the first set there were threats of a break in the second and third games, but neither of them managed to achieve it and they ended up defending well. The break came in the 11th Games moment the Asian struck, which gave him the chance to close the first set 7-5 .

This moment continued until the start of the second set, break Gago and take advantage of an advantage that he managed until the end to win the set 6-4 .

In what would be the third and final set of the duel, the seventh game was the key moment when Juncheng Shang broke the Chilean’s serve.

The tenth Games Everything was contested. Garin tried to stay alive in the duel and found five options to break the Chinese serve. However, Juncheng Shang took advantage of his first opportunity to close another 6-4 and advance to the next round where he will face Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov. .

In this way, the only Chilean still present on the Wimbledon lawn is Alexander Tabilo who is due to make his debut in this edition this Tuesday, July 2 – at six in the morning – against the British Dan Evans.