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Mexican Santiago Gonzalez advances in doubles

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  • Gonzalez and Frenchman Vasselin are the top seeds in doubles

Los Cabos, August 1, 2023.- Mexican Santiago Gonzalez along with Frenchman Eduard Roger Vasselin defeated in two sets the pair formed by Yuki Bhambri, from India, and Ben McLachlan, from Japan, to advance to the quarterfinals of the doubles tournament of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo.

The Mexican and the Frenchman defeated their rivals 6-3, 6-3 in 73 minutes of play.

Gonzalez’s victory brightened up a day that reported singles defeats for Mexicans Rodrigo Pacheco and Ernesto Escobedo, who lost to Chile’s Nicolas Jarry and Jason Jung, from Chinese Taipei, respectively.

In the next round, Gonzalez and Vasselin will face the winner of the match between Mexicans Miguel Reyes Varela and Hans Hach Verdugo, who will play against British Julian Cash and American Robert Galloway.

DE MIÑAUR OPENS WITH VICTORY

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  • The Acapulco champion (No. 19), fifth seed of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo, fulfilled the predictions of his first match.

Los Cabos, August 1, 2023.- Everything indicates that the environment of Los Cabos also favors the champion of the last edition of the Acapulco Open. Australian Alex de Miñaur (No.19), seems to have found comfort in his game after defeating by double 6-4 in 1 hour 45 minutes to the qualified Skander Mansouri in what was the first match between the two.

“It wasn’t the perfect match, it wasn’t my perfect tennis but happy to get the match out of the way and give myself a chance to be able to play better tomorrow. If I can lift a title here it would be amazing but I don’t think it’s going to define my year either” he shared in perfect Spanish after the match.

It was the 180th victory on the ATP tour for de Miñaur, who also maintains his undefeated first round record this season. With a solid return, the 296th-ranked Tunisian could only break his serve twice and leaves the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo without his first ATP main draw victory (0-4).

To close the activity at the Cabo Sports Complex (CSC) stadium, Borna Gojo manage to surprise Chilean Cristian Garin (No. 101). The Latin American found a complicated challenge against the Croatian, as their duel extended to three sets. In the first set, despite the aces that began to rain on his serve, he was surprised when he was unable to break his serve, but by the second he managed to acclimatize to the duel to put the result 5-7, 6-4 partially. Finally in the third set he lost 3-6.

In Grandstand action, after the defeat of Mexican representative Ernesto Escobedo, Ilya Ivashka managed to advance to the second round after a hard-fought match against 22-year-old Kazakh qualifier Beibit Zhukayev by 6-3, 3-6, 7-6(5).

In other results, German Dominik Koepfer knocked out Chilean Tomas Barrios Vera 6-4, 6-3, while Otto Virtanen lost to Australian James Duckworth 6-3, 6-1.

DOUBLES RESULTS:

Santiago Gonzalez/Edouard Roger-Vasselin 6-3, 6-3 Yuki Bhambri/Ben McLachlan.

Diego Hidalgo/Cristian Rodriguez 6-7(4), 6-4, 10-0 N.Sriram Balaji/Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan

William Blumberg/Rinky Hijikata 6-3, 7-6 Evan King/Reese Stalder

Nicolas Barrientos/Andre Goransson 4-6, 7-6(9), 10-7 Patrik Niklas-Salminen/Bart Stevens

Mexicans Pacheco and Escobedo say goodbye to Los Cabos

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  • Pacheco lost to Chilean Jarry and Escobedo to Jung, from Chinese Taipei.

Los Cabos, August 1, 2023.- Mexicans Rodrigo Pacheco and Ernesto Escobedo said goodbye this Tuesday to the seventh edition of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo, but they did so competing against more experienced rivals with a high level of competition.

Pachecho, 18, lost in two sets to Chile’s Nicolas Jarry, 27, while Escobedo lost in three sets to Jason Jung, from Chinese Taipei, who reached the main draw as a lucky loser.

Although Pacheco’s score is tough and relentless, the Mexican junior showed progress that will help him in his step to professionalism and he was seen without pressure and trying to give his best.

The Mexican started the match settled on the court facing a loose Jarry and forced to win.

In the first set, the Mexican was 2-3, but in the sixth game Jarry broke and defended his serve for 2-5, then Pacheco defended his serve and the Chilean closed for 6-3.

In the second set, Jarry used his experience and managed to break the Mexican’s serve three times to close the set 6-1.

It was not an easy match for Jarry, (No. 26), as the Mexican demanded him to play up to 80 minutes of the match.

“He started solid in the first set, but in the second I raised the level and it was a little more difficult for him. He’s a good kid, you can see his potential, he’s fast and left-handed. Now the important thing is that he stays humble and hardworking because it’s not easy to reach the top and that he keeps improving his head”, said Jarry about the Mexican after the match.

Earlier, Ernesto Escobedo gave hope to the Mexican fans by beating Jung 6-3 in the first set. But for the second, Jung reacted and the physical background played against the national born in California, who in spite of it managed to take the set to a tie break so that finally Jung did not give him a chance and won 7-5. In the third, Escobedo, already exhausted, surrendered the set 6-2.

First Day Reports Relentless Wins by Isner and Meligeni

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  • Mexico’s Rodrigo Pacheco and Ernesto Escobedo bowed out on the first day of the tournament.

Los Cabos, July 31, 2023.- American John Isner and Brazilian Felipe Meligeni recorded wins on Monday in the first day of the seventh edition of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo, which saw the Mexican pair of Rodrigo Pacheco and Ernesto Escobedo bid farewell.

The experienced Isner (No. 114) won 6-2, 6-2 against Australian Rinky Hijikata (No.110), while Milegeni (No.177) defeated Chilean Alejandro Tabilo (No.122) 6-2, 6-4.

Both Isner and Meligeni defeated their opponents to advance to the second round. Now Isner will face Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas (5 ATP and top seed) and Meligeni will face American Tommy Paul, third seed.

Meligeni resolved the match practically without surprises, the same route that Isner tried to follow, who was demanded by Hijikata at the end of the second set to take things to the tie break where he brought out his experience and his epic serve.

In other results, the Dutchman Gijs Brouwer defeated the Canadian Gabriel Diallo by 6-2, 4-6, 6-2, the Argentine Thiago Agustin Tirante beat the Chilean Gonzalo Lama by 7-6 (3), 6-2 and in a duel between Americans Aleksandar Kovacevic (USA) defeated by 6-2, 7-5 Omni Kumar, who came from the qualifiers.

In the only doubles match of the day, Venezuelan Luis David Martinez and Saketh Myneni, from India, defeated Mexican Ernesto Escobedo and Rodrigo Pacheco by 6-3, 2-6, 10-5.

-TUESDAY, AUGUST 1

SECOND DAY, SINGLES FIRST ROUND

(5)Alex de Miñaur (AUS) – Skander Mansouri (TUN)

Rodrigo Pacheco (MEX) – (6) Nicolás Jarry (CHI)

Cristian Garin (CHI) – Borna Gojo (CRO)

Ernesto Escobedo (MEX) – Jason Jung (TPE)

Beibit Zhukayev (KAZ) – Ilya Ivashka (BLR)

Dominik Koepfer (GER) – Tomás Barrios Vera (CHI)

Otto Virtanen (FIN) – James Duckworth (AUS)

Five Chileans, led by Jarry, lead Latin American tennis players in Los Cabos

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  • Nine Latin American tennis players will play in the main draw at Los Cabos.

Cabo San Lucas, July 31, 2023 – Chileans Nicolás Jarry, Cristian Garín and Tomás Barrios Vera lead the Latin American tennis players who will compete in the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo from July 31 to August 5 in Los Cabos.

Jarry (No. 29 ATP) is the second best-ranked Latin American tennis player in the ATP ranking, behind Argentina’s Francisco Cerúndolo (No.21). He is followed by his compatriots Garín (No.101), Barrios Vera (No. 121), Alejandro Tabilo (No.122) and Gonzalo Lama (No.410), who reached the main draw from qualifying.

Along with the three Chileans are Argentinean Thiago Agustin Tirante (No.136) and Brazilian Felipe Meligeni (No.177).

To play in the main draw of the ATP 250 in Los Cabos, Jarry received a wildcard from the organizers after the first one was given to Mexican junior Rodrigo Pacheco, while the third one ended up in the hands of another Mexican, Ernesto Escobedo.

The draw for the main draw produced three duels between Latinos, the match between Jarry and Pacheco, Tabilo against Meligeni and Lama against Tirante, these last two matches will be played this Monday. Meanwhile, Garin will face Croatian Borna Gojo and Barrios Vera will face German Dominik Koepfer. Mexican Escobedo will face Jason Jung, from Chinese Taipei.

Chilean Jarry started the year ranked 152nd and at the end of February and beginning of March he climbed 100 places after reaching the semifinals of the ATP 500 in Rio de Janeiro, where he lost to Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, and later won the ATP 250 in Chile to reach the 52nd position in the world ranking.

It will be the first incursion of Jarry, 27 years old, in a tournament of this category in Mexico and his objective will be to compete against the six announced star players.

Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas (No.5), British Cameron Norrie (No.13), champion in 2021 and finalist in 2022; American Tommy Paul (No. 14), Croatian Borna Coric (No.15) and Acapulco 2023 champion, Australian Alex de Miñaur (No.17), are the tournament’s top seeds.

Since its first edition in 2016, among the champions of the tournament was the Argentine Diego Schwartzman in 2019.

Players reveal their secrets at Tennis Talks

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  • Stefanos Tsitsipas, Tommy Paul, Cameron Norrie and Rodrigo Pacheco opened up about their careers and personal lives at the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo Tennis Talks.

Los Cabos, July 31, 2023 – A new edition of Tennis Talks took place this Monday as the main draw of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo gets underway. In-depth talks with the protagonists of the seventh edition left lessons about their life, sport and professionalism to all those present.

World No. 13, Cameron Norrie, opened the curtain to tell the story of how he decided to move country to pursue his dream and also the importance of going to college.

“I played rugby at school, but I decided to commit to tennis, give it the opportunity, all my energy and it was a big gamble for me, moving from New Zealand to be full on with tennis… I wasn’t being very professional in London, I needed to mature, so it definitely shaped me, I think that was probably the reason I got into university, I wanted to have a normal lifestyle, go to classes,” shared the British representative.

“I always recommend doing the degree, you have to be fully committed to going tournament after tournament. At 18 or 19 you sacrifice a lot, all your friends are having fun, you feel like you’re going to miss that, but if you’re good enough you have to do it… The big difference is that you have less pressure in college, you have time to develop physically and you have fun” concluded the 2021 Los Cabos Tennis Open champion.

Then it was the turn of Mexican junior Rodrigo Pacheco, who shared his experience at Roland Garros junior, where he won the doubles championship this 2023. “I forget that I’m at the top of the junior ranking. Sometimes I think I’m just one more in the tournament, but then I realize that I can reach the title and I fight for it.”

Tommy Paul, current ATP No. 14, was asked about whether he feels pressure to carry the U.S. flag since there is no U.S. player who is close to being the No. 1 in tennis.

“Of course there is pressure in American tennis but we are in a good moment and a lot of people are excited. I enjoy playing for my country, the pressure from the fans is enjoyable. The pressure from the press I think is something the players create, I don’t feel it. Any athlete in any sport can feel it, but we do this from such a young age that we were trained for it,” he said.

The audience was also able to ask questions to the stars, including several children who play tennis. Stefanos Tsitsipas, who closed the Tennis Talks, revealed the reason why he decided to pursue a professional career in the sport.

“My main goal was to provide for my family. It was the first thing that came to my mind, to give them a better life. Of course Grand Slams and No. 1 are clichés that of course any player wants, but my vision is to make a life out of tennis. I am privileged to have to work hard, there are many people in the world, children suffering without food, without a roof over their heads. There is no better feeling when you go to sleep than knowing you worked hard. I owe my life to tennis, I’ve made a name for myself because of it,” shared the Greek No. 5 in the world, who also assured that his relationship with tennis player Paula Badosa is the best thing that has happened to him and that he has already become a fan of singer Bad Bunny.

The four qualy tickets to enter the main draw are defined

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  • Mexican junior Luis Carlos Álvarez lost to Chilean Gonzalo Lama.

Los Cabos, July 30, 2023.- Mexican Luis Carlos Álvarez was one step away from the surprise of the day at the closing of the qualifying tournament of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo that distributed four tickets to play in the main draw of the tournament.

The youngster lost in three sets by 7-5, 5-7, 6-4 against the Chilean Gonzalo Lama, who with his victory extended to five the number of Chilean representatives that will play in the main draw of the ATP 250 in Los Cabos.

It was a tough test for the Chilean and the Mexican, who played a match that lasted 3.05 hours.

In addition to Lama, his compatriots Nicolás Jarry, Cristian Garín, Tomás Barrios Vera and Alejandro Tabilo will be competing.

Earlier, Tunisian Skander Mansouri beat Abdullah Shelbayh of Jordan 7-6, 6-3. The other two tickets for the main draw were in the hands of Omni Kumar, from the United States, who beat Jason Jung (TPE) and Kazakhstan’s Beibit Zhukayev, who defeated Keegan Smith, from the United States, 6-3, 6-1.

FIRST DAY

Monday’s first day will feature five singles matches and one doubles match.

The couples’ duel stands out for the participation of the Mexican pair integrated by Ernesto Escobedo and Rodrigo Pacheco, who will face the Venezuelan Luis David Martinez Myneni, from India.

Meanwhile, in singles, the veteran American John Isner will play against the Australian Rinky Hijikata and in a duel between Latin Americans, the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo will face the Brazilian Felipe Meligeni.

FIRST DAY, SINGLES

Gabriel Diallo (CAN) – Gijs Brouwer (NED)

Rinky Hijikata (AUS) – John Isner (USA)

Alejandro Tabilo (CHI) – Felipe Meligeni (BRA)

Qualifier – Thiago Agustin Tirante (ARG)

Aleksandar Kovacevic (USA) – Qualifier

RESULTS SUNDAY, QUALY

S. Mansouri (TUN) defeats A. Shelbayh (JOR) by 7-6, 6-3

G. Lama (CHI) defeats L. Alvarez (MEX) by 7-5, 5-7, 6-4

O. Kumar (USA) defeats J. Jung (TPE) 6-4, 4-6, 7-6

B. Zhukayev (KAZ) defeats K. Smith (USA) 6-3, 6-1

What the stars had to say

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  • The stars of the seventh edition of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo shared their first impressions of the tournament

Los Cabos, July 30, 2023.- As is customary, the star players of the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo shared their first impressions of the destination of Los Cabos and the ATP 250 tournament this 2023. The top seed of the seventh edition Stefanos Tsitsipas, 2021 champion and 2022 finalist Cameron Norrie, American Tommy Paul, Mexican Rodrigo Pacheco and Chilean Nicolas Jarry were some of the tennis players who passed in front of cameras and microphones of local media.

“As for the destination and the great hospitality that Mexico has shown me in these years I am happy, it feels very warm now and I am comfortable when I come to Mexico and I have the opportunity to do my best and it will always be a yes to come,” assured the Greek.

“I have already mentioned that I like to play in the heat and in extreme conditions, I think I adapt relatively well, I have no problem, it is humid but we have a good escape with the sea nearby between games or before practice. I enjoy it because it’s a similar environment to my home. When I first arrived it reminded me a bit of Greece but with less mountains, but being in the sea most of the day makes you feel rejuvenated before the action,” added the world No. 5.

“Very few places can compare to Mexico, because of its hospitality it is the most important thing for people who are not from here. I couldn’t go to Acapulco because I was injured but I followed it and hope to return” he promised.

On the other hand, the British ATP No. 13, Cameron Norrie, says he feels at home in Los Cabos.

“I feel great, the conditions always suit me. It’s a relaxing place, you can go to the beach before the matches. It feels good to be back and they are my two favorite tournaments every year, I didn’t get to play in Acapulco but I’m excited to be in Mexico, show people how I play, it’s special for me to have won my first tournament here,” said Norrie, who won the title in 2021.

Third seed Tommy Paul, who debuts in the Mifel Tennis Open bye Telcel Oppo, said he took a vacation here a few years ago and loved the place.

“I love playing all the tournaments in Mexico, it wasn’t a difficult decision. My team and I knew that this tournament suits my game. I love playing on hard court, even though it’s been a while, I hope to find my game, one match at a time,” he said.

Also Mexican Rodrigo Pacheco shared the keys to his growth in the last year, after debuting in an ATP tournament main draw in Los Cabos in 2022.

“I think I am a much more explosive player, of strokes, more speed, my serve is also something that I have improved a lot. In the important moments I have improved in knowing how to calm down more,” said the Mexican.

Pacheco will face another Latin American representative in the first round, the Chilean Nicolas Jarry, who regarding his debut in Los Cabos said he was “very happy to be here, I’ve been acclimatized for several days. I know Rodrigo a little bit, I know he is young and is playing very well, left-handed, it will surely be an exciting match, cheering him on, but I hope to play my tennis. The desert landscape with the sea is very special, the club is very cozy and the courts are in great condition. Big stadium and I’m looking forward to playing” concluded the No. 29 of the ATP ranking.

Neon colors light up the Kids Nite in Los Cabos

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  • Hundreds of children enjoy tennis with players participating in the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo

Los Cabos, July 29, 2023.- The glow of neon colors on shirts, balls and rackets, under a stage with black and ultraviolet light, put a huge dose of fun to the Kids Nite, one of the activities of the opening day of the MIfel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo 2023.

Some 100 children between the ages of 3 and 12 were divided into 4 groups and participated and enjoyed, according to their ages and abilities, playing tennis alongside professional tennis players including the British Cameron Norrie, Chilean Nicolas Jarry, Belarusian Ilya Ivashka, American Tommy Paul, Mexicans Ernesto Escobedo and Rodrigo Pacheco and Australian Rinky Hijikata, among others.

Skill challenges with huge rackets and mini-tennis alongside great tennis players helped fulfill the dream of dozens of girls and boys to play on an excellent professional court such as the one at the main stadium of the Cabo Sports Complex (CSC).

The fun activity promotes the integration of boys and girls with tennis, it is an opportunity for children who attend the tournament to have an approach with stars who play in Los Cabos, who give them tips, gifts and share their training.

With an agenda of activities planned for children and their parents, Mextenis and the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo seek to integrate the community in sports initiation programs, in this case with a first approach of children to tennis and physical activity.

Qualifying starts at the Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo

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  • This Saturday 8 matches will be played with 2 Mexican players among the 16 contenders.

Los Cabos, July 29, 2022.- The Mifel Tennis Open by Telcel Oppo of Los Cabos 2023 officially kicks off this Saturday with the start of the qualifying tournament, which will award four tickets to the main draw.

Among the players who will be looking for a main draw berth will be Japan’s Kaichi Uchida, Argentina’s Renzo Olivo, Abdullah Shelby of Jordan and Beibit Zhukayev of Kazakhstan, the top four seeds for the qualy.

In his first match, Uchida will face Chilean Gonzalo Lama; Olivo and Shelbayh, Omni Kumar and Nick Chappell, both from the United States and Zhukayev will face Mexican Luca Lemaitre, who along with his compatriot Luis Carlos Álvarez, received the wildcard to play the qualification. Alvarez will face Brazilian Eduardo Ribeiro.

In a duel between Americans, Keegan Smith and Patrick Kypson will meet and to complete the day, Jason Jung, from Chinese Taipei, will face Alexandr Cozbinov, from Moldova, while Peruvian Jorge Panta will face Skander Mansouri, from Tunisia.

For the local players, Mexican Rodrigo Pacheco (819 ATP) received a wild card to participate in the main draw. Pacheco is gradually gaining experience in professional tournaments, as he already did in the Abierto Mexicano Telcel presented by HSBC.

In the main draw are confirmed the presence of the world No. 5 Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas, the British Cameron Norrie (No.13), champion in 2021 and finalist in 2022; the American Tommy Paul (No. 14), the Croatian Borna Coric (No.15) and the champion of Acapulco 2023, the Australian Alex de Miñaur (No.17).
Tsitsipas and Norrie have already trained at the tournament venue in search of an adaptation to the hard surface of the Cabo Sports Complex (CSC).

The list of players for the 7th edition of the ATP 250 Los Cabos to be held from July 31 to August 6 also includes Chilean Nicolas Jarry (No.29), among the main contenders.

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