Marcel Granollers, number eight in the doubles ranking, has earned the status of best doubles player in Spanish tennis. The Barcelona, that decided in 2020 to put aside its presence in the individual tables to focus on the modality in pairs, continues to reap hits in the middle of the track.
This Thursday, the ATP has made it official that Granollers, forming a duo with the Argentine Horacio Zeballos, will be at the Turin Masters Cup (November 14-21). His balance this season is 24 wins by 10 losses, with triumphs at the 1,000 Masters in Madrid and Cincinnati. Similarly, they reached the Acapulco and Wimbledon finals.
Granollers, 35, He has won 23 titles in pairs, including the title of maestro in the 2012 edition alongside Marc López. They repeated their presence in the top eight duos for the next two years, but stayed in the group stage. Marcel would return to the contest in 2017 with Croatian Ivan Dodig.
The Spanish-Argentine couple joins Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic, Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury, and Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Nicolas Mahut.
With the safe discharge of Rafael Nadal, the Spanish options in the individual competition go through the racket of Pablo Carreño, which reached the ATP final in Metz last week.
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