Denis Shapovalov Was Not Impressed — and Rafael Jodar Has Now Responded to Bizarre Cincinnati Moment
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In Cincinnati, the Spanish prodigy responded with humour to those who regret that it takes several minutes to tighten or change its laces, especially when it is in difficulty at the score.
Rafa won by 6-2 and 6-1 and will now be measured against Italian Cobolli, number 9 of the world. Spanish can finish Becker's record of fastest ascent from "top 100" to "top 10"
With Tabilo's failed setback, Jódar's explosion. "Let's go!" shouts at Cincinnati's sky as he punches the air. He has defeated the Chilean again (6-2, 6-1) for the second time in 16 days, this time by crushing, and already meets Coboli in the eighth of the end. Jódar walks untied by Cincinnati and ... Continue reading "Rafa Jódar breaks loose in Cincinnati: beat Tabilo and stays 654 points to beat a record of more than 40 years"
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The Spaniard Rafa Jódar ran over Chilean Alejandro Tabilo at the Cincinnati Open this Monday in a day marked also by the return of the Williams sisters to a match of doubles four years later and in which other favorites like Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina advanced. Jódar, 11 of the world, qualified for the eighth
The Spanish tennis player beats the Chilean by 6-2 and 6-1 in 1 hour and 15 minutes.
The Madrider passes to eighths and could become the fastest jumper of the top 100 to the top ten positions of the male circuit.
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