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Champaign Ch D R1: Hans Hach Verdugo/Szymon Walkow [2] def. Roy Stepanov/Saba Purtseladze 6-2, 6-3 Match Stats

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It was a clear-cut dominance from H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow as they tried to take advantage of R. Stepanov/S. Purtseladze's erratic start, starting from going after their risky second serves until utilizing the open court as they took the ball as early as possible. From here, the second seeds dominated from their first serves, winning 87% of their first serve points with their 2 aces complimenting the percentage, while the unseeded pair's 3 double faults did not help their rushing tendency as it faded their second serve percentage to 40%, followed by the second seeds' 100% break point conversion rate out of their 3 opportunities to break.

Interestingly, H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow was defeated by a rising British pair in Joshua Davis/James Mackinlay 6-3, 3-6, [8-10] in a more competitive quarterfinal match. They will face wild cards and current University of Illinois students Tyler Bowers/Zachary Viiala, who previously defeated Hady Habib/William Woodall 6-3, 6-0 in a straightforward fashion. This could be a fun match, but only the slightest points determine the rest of the flow!

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El Mexicano Hans Verdugo y Vasek Pospisil a la Siguiente Ronda

El Mexicano #HansVerdugo y #VasekPospisil a la Siguiente Ronda del #SanLuisOpen

Beibit y Dominik San Luis Potosí / Marzo 27 de 2024.- El mexicano Hans Hach Verdugo y el canadiense Vasek Pospisil avanzaron sin complicaciones a la siguiente ronda al eliminar a Dominik Palan de República Checa y a Beibit Zhukayev de Kasajistán en sets corridos con marcador de 6-4 y 6-4. La dupla del mexicano y el canadiense impuso la experiencia en cancha, ambos se cordinaron para tener un 82…

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UAMS Health Little Rock Open 2024 (Little Rock, United States)

Canadians Liam Draxl and Benjamin Sigouin won the title at the ATP Challenger 75 in Little Rock thanks to a 6-4, 3-6, [10-7] victory over second seeds Rithvik Choudary Bollipalli and Hans Hach Verdugo. This is Draxl's second ATP Challenger doubles title (won the title in Lexington back in July 2021), and Sigouin's first.

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Tênis: duplas de Marcelo Melo e Rafael Matos estão na final em Tóquio

Reprodução: © Remy Chautard/FFT/Direitos Reservados Decisão do título do ATP 500 será no início da madrugada de domingo Publicado em 07/10/2022 - 13:31 Por Agência Brasil - Rio de Janeiro Ouça a matéria: Duas duplas com brasileiros disputarão o título do ATP 500 de Tóquio, no domingo (9), a partir das 2h (horário de Brasília). Elas se classificaram à final nesta sexta-feira (7). O gaúcho Rafael Matos, ao lado do espanhol David Veja Hernández, venceu por 2 sets a 0 (7/5 e 6/4) os belgas Sander Gille e Joran Vliegen. Já o mineiro Marcelo Melo, no primeiro torneio junto com o norte-americano Mackenzie McDonald, avançou após WO da dupla do australiano Nick Kyrgios com o compratriota Thanasi Kokkinakis. Kyrgios sentiu um problema no joelho esquerdo e desistiu da semifinal que ocorreria neste sábado (8).

“É aproveitar agora a chance de estar em mais uma final. Esperamos continuar no mesmo ritmo que jogamos as duas primeiras rodadas para, quem sabe, levantar o título. Será um jogo muito duro. O Rafa vem jogando muito bem, com títulos nesta temporada. Tenho certeza que será uma boa partida e estamos preparados”, disse Marcelo Melo. A dupla de Rafael Matos, cabeça de chave número 3, venceu hoje a terceira partida seguida em Tóquio. Na estreia eles superaram o mexicano Hans Hach Verdugo e o sérvio Miomir Kecmanović, por 2 sets a 0, com parciais de 7/6 (7-5) e 6/4.  Na partida seguinte triunfaram sobre os norte-americanos Brandon Nakashima e Hunter Reese, também por 2 sets a 0, com parciais de 6/3 e 7/6 (7-4). Já a parceria Melo e McDonald sobrou no primeiro jogo em Tóquio: ganhou em sets diretos ( 6/3 e 6/1) do australiano Alex de Minaur, que jogou ao lado do norte-americano Frances Tiafoe. Nas quartas de final, eles derrotaram o britânico  Daniel Evans e o australiano John Peers (cabeças de chave 4) , por 2 sets a 1, com parciais de 6/2, 6/7 (5-7) e 10-6. Edição: Cláudia Soares Rodrigues

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Thanasi Kokkinakis & Nick Kyrgios Lead Tokyo Doubles Draw | ATP Tour

Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios are the highest seeds within the Tokyo doubles draw. Wimbledon champions Ebden and Purcell additionally in motion Two Grand Slam-winning groups headline the doubles draw on the 2022 Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships. Australian Open champions Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios paved the way as the highest seeds, adopted by Wimbledon winners Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell. The Australian groups met in January within the Australian Open last, and can want three extra wins every to e-book a rematch within the Tokyo last. The Tokyo occasion is the seventh this season for Kokkinakis and Kyrgios as a workforce. The ‘Particular Ks’ will open towards Japanese wild playing cards Yoshihito Nishioka and Kaichi Uchida within the draw’s high half as they search their third title of 2022. Alex de Minuar and Frances Tiafoe are additionally within the high half and loom as potential semi-final opponents for Kokkinakis and Kyrgios. Teaming for simply the second time, the duo will face Mackenzie McDonald and Marcelo Melo within the first spherical. Fourth seeds Daniel Evans and John Friends spherical out the highest half, with the British-Australian pairing assembly Sweden’s Andre Goransson and Japan’s Ben McLachlan in Monday’s lone doubles match. Within the draw’s backside half, second seeds Ebden and Purcell face Alexei Popyrin and Ramkumar Ramanathan, whereas third seeds Rafael Matos and David Vega Hernandez play Hans Hach Verdugo and Miomir Kecmanovic. The Japanese wild card duo of Toshihide Matsui and Kaito Uesugi will open towards qualifiers Sander Gille and Joran Vliegen of Belgium. Extra tales like this in: Originally published at Sacramento News Journal

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ATP Executive Hails S. Koreans' 'Fantastic' Support for Tennis

ATP Executive Hails S. Koreans’ ‘Fantastic’ Support for Tennis

Fans attend the first-round men’s doubles match between Chung Hyeon and Kwon Soon-woo of South Korea and Hans Hach Verdugo of Mexico and Treat Huey of the Philippines at the ATP Eugene Korea Open at Olympic Park Tennis Center in Seoul on Sept. 28, 2022. (Yonhap) SEOUL, Sept. 30 (Korea Bizwire) – The past two weeks have been a dream for tennis fans in South Korea, with the WTA’s Korea Open…

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Hach Verdugo/Isner Moves Into Los Cabos Quarter-finals

Hach Verdugo/Isner Moves Into Los Cabos Quarter-finals

Hans Hach Verdugo and John Isner celebrate reaching the Los Cabos quarter-finals on Tuesday. Cecchinato/Travaglia through Umag test Hans Hach Verdugo and John Isner fought hard for a place in the Mifel Open quarter-finals on Tuesday. The Venezuelan/American team knocked out third seeds Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi and Divij Sharan 7-6(3), 7-5, having saved two set points at 4-5, 30/40 in the second…

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H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow ended up dominating the flow of the second set as a working volley also set up their equalizer before their return winners generated the opportunity and allowed them to break 3-1. Despite some slight chances for R. Stepanov/S. Purtseladze, the next game ended with the second seeds consolidating their lead to 4-1.

Even though the unseeded pair tried to keep in touch by holding 2 more service games, the ninth game was when H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow earning their chance to serve for the match. Ultimately, they succeeded, holding to 0 as they took the second set 6-3 to book a spot in the quarterfinals.

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The other night, the penultimate action in the Champaign Challenger featured another first-round doubles match in first-time pairing Roy Stepanov/Saba Purtseladze facing second seeds Hans Hach Verdugo/Szymon Walkow. As one-way traffic as this match appeared to be, they happened thanks to the latter pair's anticipation and accurate point construction throughout the match.

2 games into the match, S. Purtseladze's service games became more risky, as evident with 3 consecutive double faults that set up the second seeds' break point before their timely forehand volley immediately converted it to 2-1. Afterward, H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow smoothly consolidated their position to 3-1, followed by the unseeded pair keeping in touch with a service game hold to 3-2.

It took two games later before a +1 backhand pass from H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow set up their lead before holding their serves to 5-2. Taking advantage of another error from R. Stepanov/S. Purtseladze, another working forehand volley from the second seeds equalized the point before their return winners created their set point, which was converted with another working volley to break for the first set 6-2, asserting their dominance since.

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Sioux Falls Ch D R1: Hans Hach Verdugo/Szymon Walkow [2] def. Jody Maginley/Lucas Horve 4-6, 7-5, [10-7] Match Stats

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J. Maginley/L. Horve had fair chances as they were up a set and a break until the third game of the second set, but H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow stayed composed while trying to utilize the open court to their advantage, which started their turnaround toward the end of the match. The former tried to sustain their range and shift their moment again, but it was insufficient to match the latter's range in this flow. As a result, even though both players broke 3 times throughout the match, H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow generated more chances to break with 8.

Besides, it turned out that both pairs had distinct service game strengths throughout the match. J. Maginley/L. Horve might have scored two times more aces than the second seeds (4 to 2), but the latter still won 3% more first serve points to get themselves out of some troubles. However, the second seeds double-faulted 6 times, twice more than J. Maginley/L. Horve, which faded their second serve percentage to 47%, 5% lower than the unseeded pair throughout the match.

In the quarterfinals, H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow will face Patrick Kypson/Eliot Spizzirri, who knocked out Roy Stepanov/Kelsey Stevenson 6-4, 6-2 in a separate, more straightforward first-round match (upcoming match report). This could be an intriguing encounter of their offensives, but considering the latter's frequent singles playing entourage, the general balance could play a significant role in determining who stands out later today. This definitely could be an exciting clash!

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The match tie-break turned out to be a neat part of the match as a preceding forehand to J. Maginley/L. Horve's forehand error causing H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow's mini-break to 2-1 before the latter held to 3-1, which was continued with their forehand winner to J. Maginley slipped rolling on the court trying to respond, where the second seeds held to 4-1 by the end of that point. J. Maginley/L. Horve then held their serves to 4-2 with an unreturned serve.

Somehow, a perfect volley poach from H. Hach Verdugo extended his and S. Walkow's lead to 7-3, but J. Maginley/L. Horve minimized the gap, most notably with a backhand return winner to 7-6, but they got mini-broken back thanks to the former's forehands to 8-6. Ultimately, H. Hach Verdugo/S. Walkow served it out as they won the match tie-break 10-7, securing their spot in the quarterfinals as a result.