Wimbledon 2021 | This is how the day is going for the Spanish at Wimbledon

Garín imposes his law against the Spanish Zapata in five close sets (6-7 (6), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2)

Garín began surprisingly yielding the first set, after a tie break, and despite recovering in the second, he fell again in the third, leaving the Spaniard only one sleeve away from the feat. At that time, the Chilean began to show why one is 20 in the ATP ranking and the other number 125, and managed to raise his level of play to prevail in the last two sets with relative solvency.

Zapata ends in this way his debut in the final table at Wimbledon, where he arrived from the previous one, and completes his second passage through a Grand Slam, after Roland Garros was eliminated, also in the first round, by his compatriot Carlos Alcaraz.

Munar’s loss to Ivashka (6-1, 7-5, 7-6 (5))

The Mallorcan raised the benefits in the second set, but it was not enough to award it, and when he finally found his game, in the third set, he ran into a ‘tie break’ in which he could not prevail either. Munar was punished with a weak serve, with eight double faults and up to fourteen break balls awarded to his opponent, of which he managed to make five effective.