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The first ATP Challenger of the season is leaving results and images that only give hope that the bad moment that Spanish tennis has lived in the last two years, such as Alcaraz almost as the only reference, can be in the past in not too long.
The week, already in itself, is being exciting for the Spanish Navy. Pedro Martínez proved to continue in a large state of form and only stopped in Rotterdam by Carlos Alcaraz. And, in Dallas, Jaume Munar He showed that his semifinals in Hong Kong and his great performance against Casper Ruud in the Open of Australia were no accident. He reached new semifinals, this time from an ATP 500, and will see them again with the Norwegian in search of the first final of his career.
But Where will there be a Spaniard in the final is in the Challenger of Tenerife. There, Pablo Carreño continues to show his progression after the torture lived in the last seasons. The Gijón reached the semifinals 'imitating' Alcaraz and yielding only three games in his quarterfinal match. Carreño has only lost a set, before the emerging Gaubas, and follows his unstoppable path to the final.
In the semifinals another Spanish awaits you, the Catalan Pol Martín, Who won the Spanish duel of the quarterfinals against Barranco and now aspires to get into his first ATP final and reach the best ranking of his career.
Alejandro Moro wants to make the great jump
Still There is a third Spanish in Semis and is the one with the best ranking of all. Alejandro Moro He will cross with the Portuguese Henrique Rocha for a position in the final after beating the Lebanese Benjamin Hassan. Moro could also recover the best ranking of his career to win this ATP Challenger and wants to add points to get to the earth season as soon as possible, which would allow him to directly enter some tournaments.
It is not only the presence of three Spanish tennis players in this round, but the image that other members of the Navy have offered and that predicts a better year for all of them. Andalusian Pablo Llamas, That he has had to spend a half year stopped by an injury, seems to begin to see the light and only Moro himself could stop his progression. AND Navarro Iñaki Montes de la Torre, Another that this year will focus on the ATP circuit after finishing as number one of the North American NCAA, gave a good account of one of the great favorites: the Finn Emil Ruusuvuori. In fact, Iñaki Montes himself will play the double doubles, a duel in which the four members will be representatives of the Navy.