Juan Carlos Prado meets a Good week at the Todi Challenger, in Italy. This Thursday won his quarterfinal match to the local Marco Cecchinato (a double 6-2) and advanced to the semifinals.
Prado, the best young tennis player in the country, has already exceeded three rounds and is one step away from The grand final that will be played this Saturday. The Tennis Club Todi 1971 courts house the tournament, in which Prado debuted on Monday with triumph over the Croatian Mili Poljikac: 7-5, 6-7 (2) and 6-3.
It was a quite strenuous encounter, as it had the duration of two horas and 56 minutes. In the round of 16 he had another match that reached the three sets and this time he surpassed the Spanish David Jorda: 7-6 (1), 4-6 and 6-3.
Again Prado had to demand the maximum to win the game, since He played three hours to get it. This Thursday was the quarterfinals against Cecchinato, who did not present much resistance to the cross, which was imposed within an hour.
Prado is waiting to meet his “semis” rival, who will leave the duelor between the Italian Stefano Travaglia and the Austrian Lukas Neumayer. He also played in the doubles mode and had Boris Arias. Both lost in the firstRound before the hosts Jacopo Vasami and Filippo Romano (6-3 and 6-4).
Federico Zeballos the same participated in this contest. He had as compaÑero to Russian Ivan Lindarevich and formed the fourth best couple. However, this Thursday fell into the quarterfinal phase with Vasami and Roman: 7-6 (6) and 6-3.
