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Mariano Navone Lost and There Are No Argentines Left in Wimbledon's Male Painting
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Argentine tennis player Mariano Navone fell this Thursday to Spanish Pedro Martínez in the second round of Wimbledon, the third Grand Slam of the season. Thus, there are no more national representatives left in the contest that is played on lawn.On the 15th court of the All England Club, Navone, currently ranked 91st in the ATP world rankings, lost to Martinez (52nd) by 7-5, 7-5 and 7-6 (6) after three hours and 16 minutes of play.Despite the de…
In an even match, the Bonaerense demanded the Spanish in each partial and said goodbye in a tie break; he is the only one who surpassed the initial wheel. The Bonaerense Mariano Navone, 91° of the world ranking, was out of Wimbledon when he lost in the second wheel to the Spanish Pedro Martínez, 52°, by 7-5, 7-5 and 7-6 (8-6). “La Nave” came from eliminating the Canadian and 27° in the ranking Denis Shapovalov in his debut, giving a beat, but no…
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