Andrea Collarini prevailed today in three sets against Renzo Olivo and was left with the Argentine duel to access the final of the Piracicaba tennis Challenger, in Brazil, within the framework of a contest that is held on clay and distributes prizes for 80 thousand dollars.
The player born in New York City, who adopted Argentine citizenship by family mandate, beat Olivo from Rosario (183 in the ATP world ranking), with partials of 6-4, 2-6 and 6-4, after two hours and 46 minutes of litigation.
In this way, Collarini (231) won the first semifinal in the São Paulo challenger and will enter the top 200 in the ranking, starting next week.
His rival in the definition will be the winner of the other semifinal duel between the Buenos Aires Camilo Ugo Carabelli (127 and second seed) and the Chilean Tomás Barrios Vera (229).
The match was interrupted by rain, when the tennis player from Chillán won 3-2, after the first set. (Telam)
