Nicholas Jarry (19th in the ATP) played a tough match this Tuesday against the young Stefanos Sakellaridis (416º), in three sets, to tie the partial 1-1 in the series between Chile y Greece in the United Cup.
The ‘Tower’, who suffered a change of rival at the last minute, beat the European, only 19 years old, with partial scores of 6-3, 3-6 y 7-5.
The first national racket was originally to be measured with Stefanos Tsitsipas, currently 6th in the world ranking. However, the rival coach decided to give his best card a rest.
And during the third and final set there was a momentazo which was highlighted by the networks. Jarry got out of control in an instant due to the solid performance that Sakellaridis was showing and in a change of sides he approached Jaime Fillolhis grandfather and captain of the Chilean team.
“They all come out”said ‘Nico’ in search of advice from the coach. Fillol told him: “More concentration. Listen to me Nico, you can correct, I have already told you what you have to do. You must do it with more intensity“.
“That’s what I’m doing, trying to correct“Jarry replied to his grandfather, who managed to calm him down. The 28-year-old from Santiago won and his victory ended up being important for Chile to overcome by 2-1 to Greece in the United Cup.
2024-01-02 11:33:31
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