Roberto Bautista He fell this Sunday in the round of 16 at Wimnbledon with his boots on. The 36-year-old from Castellón has noticed the fatigue accumulated in the previous rounds against a Tommy Paul who levitates on the grass this season and who accelerated because the sunlight was fading in the British capital. A suspension would have forced him to play again tomorrow.
Paul, winner by 6-2, 7-6(3) and 6-2has chained nine triumphs on the London grass, not in vain he was crowned in the prestigious Queen’s tournament, taking over from Carlos Alcaraz, precisely his opponent on Tuesday for a place in the Wimbledon semi-finals.
Paul and Carlitos They have crossed paths on four occasions, with a tie of two in the previous ones. Bautista leaves London with his homework done. He started the competition far from the ‘top100’ and finished it in the top 70, which guarantees him a ticket for the next US Open.
