Paris Masters 1000: Bolelli and Vavassori ok, compliments come from Jannik Sinner
The adventure in the doubles tournament at the Paris Masters 1000 began in the best possible way for Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori: in fact, the two Italian champions easily passed the first round of the competition, beating in two sets the pair formed by Mexican Santiago Gonzalez and Dutch David Pel in the match played on Tuesday.
6-2, 6-4 the final score, at the end of a match that lasted a total of one’hour and eleven minutes. Bolelli and Vavassori immediately kicked the match into high gear, gaining a break lead and then never looking back: the only time the two Italians were at a disadvantage was at the beginning of the second set, at 30-0 in the first game (then, by the way, remounted).
The only time the two Italians were at a disadvantage was at the beginning of the second set, at 30-0 in the first game (then, by the way, remounted).
Commenting on the result to the microphones of ‘Sky Sport‘, Jannik Sinner also wanted to congratulate Bolelli and Vavassori: “I am very happy for them, they are very strong” said the outfielder from Sesto Pusteria, who will make his tournament debut on Wednesday against Belgian Zizou Bergs, in an unprecedented challenge.
Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori already know their next opponents on the concrete of Nanterre: they are the duo composed of Austria’s Alexander Erler and the U.S.’s Robert Galloway, who defeated Argentina’s Guido Andreozzi and France’s Manuel Guinard in two sets, 6-3, 6-1. In addition to Bolelli and Vavassori, there’s also another Italian who smiled in the doubles: he is Luciano Darderi, who along with Argentina’s Francisco Cerundolo overcame Christian Harrison and Evan King, both Americans, with a double 6-4, advancing to the second round.
