The moment of fury of Little Schwartzman: he destroyed a racket and was eliminated from the Hamburg ATP

*The moment of fury of the Argentine tennis player during the second set

Diego Schwartzman He still doesn’t raise his head and now he’s left eliminated in the first round of the Hamburg ATP 500. It was defeat by 7-5 y 6-4 against finn Emil Ruusuvuori, number 43 del ranking ATP. The Argentine, who is far from his best level, quickly said goodbye to a tournament again and starred in a moment of fury.

during the second setthe little he was upset by a bad shot that ended in the net and he threw his racket so hard on the ground that it destroyed it. That was why he umpire punished him with a warning. The from the single porteño could not transform that anger into strength to reverse the duel and ended up eliminated.

In this way, the Schwartzman continues to deepen his slump, given that since Roland Garroswhere it came to round of 16 after crossing paths with the Serbian Novak Djokovicthe porteño of 29 years He hasn’t been having good tournaments. The little fell in the first rounds of Queen’s (before the American Sam Querrey) and of Eastbourne (with the British Jack Draper), in the second round of Wimbledon (versus British Liam Broady), in the quarterfinals of enough before the Spanish Pablo Carreno and today again in the first round of Hamburg.

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For its part, the Argentine Maria Lourdes Carle moved on to the second round in the women’s draw by beating the young local Eva Lys by 7-5, 3-6 y 6-2. The Buenos Aires tennis player, located in the position 189 of the world ranking of the WTA, defeated the youthful Eve Lys (20 years, 179 in the international ranking), after 2 hours and 30 minutes of gameplay.

The player from the city of Daireaux22 years old, who entered the main draw of the tournament after going through the previous classification, will be measured tomorrow by the round of 16 against Anastasia Potapova (63), who today defeated his compatriot Varvara Gracheva por 7-5 and 6-3.

The Hamburg Women’s WTA (WTA 250), takes place on clay courts and will award prizes for a total of 251.000 euros.

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