Spanish tennis continues to generate talent and new faces that knock at the door of the ATP circuit. While Carlos Alcaraz, Rafa Jódar, Martín Landaluce or Dani Mérida have already demonstrated their ability to compete at the highest level, there are other names that await their opportunity after having left samples of a huge potential.One of them is Nico Álvarez Varona, a burgalés who now faces a long parenthesis for injury with his gaze set on …
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Spanish tennis continues to generate talent and new faces that knock at the door of the ATP circuit. While Carlos Alcaraz, Rafa Jódar, Martín Landaluce or Dani Mérida have already demonstrated their ability to compete at the highest level, there are other names that await their opportunity after having left samples of a huge potential.One of them is Nico Álvarez Varona, a burgalés who now faces a long parenthesis for injury with his gaze set on …