Rafa Jódar: Debut Win After Australian Open | Tennis News

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Rafa Jódar is still in top form. The new great sensation of Spanish tennis started his career in the best possible way at the ATP 500 tournament in Dallas, comfortably passing the first round of the qualifying phase after defeating the American Mitchell Krueger 6-3, 6-2 in just over an hour and twenty minutes of a match that he dominated from start to finish.

This victory represents another step on the path to the top of the young prodigy from Madrid, who this week occupies position 124 in the ATP ranking after his great performance at the last Australian Open, where he overcame the qualifying phase and the first round before losing in the second round against a player of the stature of the Czech Jakub Mensik.

Jódar will be played this Sunday, around 9 p.m. Spanish peninsular time, access to the main draw of the tournament against another American, Murphy cassone, number 244 in the world.

The Dallas tournament has a luxury poster headed by taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton, and with Alejandro Davidovich as another Spanish representative.

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In the other major tournament next week, the one in Rotterdam, Roberto Carballés beat Pablo Carreño 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 in the first round of qualifying and will qualify for the final draw if he defeats the Dutch Mees Rottgering, world number 611, this Sunday.

He would join Roberto Bautistawho will debut against the British Cameron Norrie, and Jaume Munarwhich the young norwegian Nicolai Budkov Kjaer will face.