In tennis two and two are not always four, but Normally if a tennis player quintuples the number of winning strokes of his rival, he wins the match.
That happens except if you face Roberto Bautista. The man from Castellón is made of a different material, as demonstrated by his victory this Thursday against Emilio Nava.
He won 6-3, 7-6(4) against the semi-unknown American tennis player. So far everything is more or less normal, but things change if we look at the statistics.
And it is that Bautista finished the match with 9 winners for 47! of his rivalan abysmal difference that was not reflected in the final score.
Statistics Roberto Bautista
Even subtracting the unforced errors does not completely balance the numbers. Bautista’s 12 compared to Nava’s 33 leave the overall statistics in a -3 for Spanish and a +14 for the American.
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This means that Bautista was able to win practically all the important points of the game, drawing on his experience at a key moment for him after the ordeal of injuries he has suffered in recent months.
“I’m fighting a lot, training a lot… Now it seems that I have finally found the key to what was happening to me.. Let’s see if I feel better and better,” she told MD during the Doha tournament.
Well then, It seems that he is on the right path, as demonstrated by the three consecutive victories added in Miamithe two from the preliminary phase and the first round against Nava.
Now he faces a challenge of height, seeing faces with an entire top 30, Sebastian Korda. It will be this Saturday, the same day that Carlos Alcaraz will debut against Roberto Carballés and Martín Landaluce will seek victory against Ben Shelton. Not to be missed.
2024-03-22 08:29:45
