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Lyon (Décines-Charpieu) Ch QF: Joao Fonseca [7] def. Martin Landaluce 6-2, 3-6, 7-6(9) Match Stats

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J. Fonseca might have had a dip in the second set, but he steadily regained his rhythm again from his aggression, most of which was driven by his forehands that also brought him his first-set dominance. M. Landaluce also had fair chances, including some match points in between, but the former's backhand down-the-line winner showed the importance of returning in the tie-breaker, which helped him converting 25% of his 12 break points in this match.

Furthermore, both players had different service game strengths throughout the match. J. Fonseca might have scored 16 aces than M. Landaluce's 11, but his first serve winning percentage faded 2% below the Spaniard with the latter winning 77% of his first serve points as he nailed the pressing moments midway and almost near the end of the match. However, the second set turned out to make the difference as M. Landaluce's 5 double faults faded his second serve winning percentage to 47%, 8% behind the Brazilian.

J. Fonseca eventually lost to Calvin Hemery 6-7(5), 4-6 in the semifinals, where he will face an in-form sixth seed in Raphael Collignon, who knocked out Gregoire Barrere 7-6(4), 6-1 later in the same round. This match could be interesting as it tests their point construction and their pacing, but who knows what can happen from that point on!

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PIF ATP Live Race To Jeddah Update: Martin Landaluce, Coleman Wong battle for qualification | ATP Tour

PIF ATP Live Race To Jeddah PIF ATP Live Race To Jeddah Update: Landaluce, Wong, Gaubas battle for qualification Rocha, Basavareddy in contention October 29, 2024 Getty Images/ATP Tour Martin Landaluce is eighth in the PIF ATP Live Race To Jeddah. By Sam Jacot Spaniard Martin Landaluce made his mark in the PIF ATP Live Race To Jeddah nine days ago when he leaped to eighth after he won his…

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Luca Nardi vs Martin Landaluce | SF Rovereto • Highlights

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2022 US Open results: Spain's Martin Landaluce wins boys' singles in New York City

2022 US Open results: Spain’s Martin Landaluce wins boys’ singles in New York City

tennis tournament: US Open Tennis Championships edition: 142nd dates: August 29, 2022 – September 11, 2022 venue: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, New York City, New York, United States event: boys’ singles defending champion: Daniel Rincon (Spain) . WINNERS PLACEMENTTENNIS PLAYERSChampionMartin LandaluceSpain1st runner-upGilles-Arnaud BaillyBelgiumSemifinalistsDaniel…

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Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic March On In Florence | ATP Tour

Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic are fourth within the Pepperstone ATP Reside Doubles Groups Rankings. Gille/Martin upset high seeds Granollers/Zeballos in Gijon Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic began their title quest on the UniCredit Firenze Open in Florence with victory on Wednesday after they moved previous Alexander Erler and Lucas Miedler 6-4, 6-2. In a powerful serving show, the second seeds saved the one break level they confronted and gained 97 per cent (30/31) of factors behind their first deliveries to advance after 63 minutes. The Croatians have now gained their previous 5 matches after they clinched their fifth tour-level title of the season final week in Astana. Mektic and Pavic will play Lorenzo Sonego and Andrea Vavassori within the quarter-finals. Sadio Doumbia and Fabien Reboul additionally superior on the ATP 250 occasion in Italy, edging fourth seeds Matthew Ebden and John Friends 6-3, 2-6, 10-8. Gille/Martin Upset High Seeds Granollers/Zeballos In Gijon Sander Gille and Fabrice Martin upset high seeds Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos 7-6(5), 6-4 to succeed in the quarter-finals at Gijon Open. In a hard-fought conflict, the Belgian-French tandem raised their stage on the finish of each units to earn victory after 90 minutes. Gille and Martin will subsequent meet Sander Arends and David Pel after the Dutch workforce defeated Diego Hidalgo and Cristian Rodriguez 6-1, 6-2. Third seeds Rafael Matos and David Vega Hernandez defeated Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Martin Landaluce 6-3, 6-3, whereas Nikola Cacic and Hugo Nys saved three match factors to edge Raven Klaasen and Marcelo Melo 6-2, 6-7(9), 16-14 in a single hour and 55 minutes. Extra tales like this in: Originally published at Sacramento News Journal

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Martin Landaluce, a partner for Alcaraz

Martin Landaluce, a partner for Alcaraz

Martin Landaluce (Madrid, 16 years old) bursts into an outside terrace of the Arthur Ashe and impresses with his physique. There is no trap or cardboard, he says that it comes as standard. His crown is 1.91 tall and from his appearance it could be said that he is an associate of Casper Ruud or one of the vikings Nordics who perform discreetly on the circuit, but it is not like that. Blue eyes,…

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Martin Landaluce, a partner for Alcaraz

Martin Landaluce, a partner for Alcaraz

Martin Landaluce (Madrid, 16 years old) bursts into an outside terrace of the Arthur Ashe and impresses with his physique. There is no trap or cardboard, he says that it comes as standard. His crown is 1.91 tall and from his appearance it could be said that he is an associate of Casper Ruud or one of the vikings Nordics who perform discreetly on the circuit, but it is not like that. Blue eyes,…

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The third set became an entirely different affair as both players tried to keep their current level until it ended up being decided in a tie-breaker. Although J. Fonseca had to face several break points early on before he held the said service game, he also was 2 points ahead after M. Landaluce's forehand errors before the latter started minimizing the gap through a backhand down-the-line winner, holding his serves to 3-3 at the end even though the Brazilian seventh seed had his fair chances, including a forehand pass to the Spaniard's forehand error for his break point.

Several games later, J. Fonseca scored a second-point equalizer from his cross-court backhand winner, but even the chance of the break for the match did not happen as M. Landaluce scored a massive hold to 5-5. As a result, the tie-breaker became inevitable, where an intuitive volley from M. Landaluce secured his service game hold to 1-1 before his forehand errors causing J. Fonseca's crucial mini-break, having match points to 6-4 somewhere.

However, M. Landaluce's backhand winner saved it before a third-shot forehand errors from J. Fonseca also leveled it for the second save to 6-6. Another working volley set up the seventh seed's match point to 7-6 only to be saved with M. Landaluce's smash to 7-7. Another notable save came from J. Fonseca that saved the unseeded Spaniard's match point to 8-8, but he also came up with smashes to create the next match point. Eventually, an extended backhand down-the-line winner set up J. Fonseca's latest match point before he sealed the match with an ace, taking the third set 7-6(9) for a spot in the semifinals.

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M. Landaluce steadily rose his intensity, trying to ask the necessary range questions to J. Fonseca. Somehow, the Brazilian seventh seed kicked off the proceedings through his forehand winner paving the way for his early break to 1-0 only to be broken back (1-1) due to his prevalent forehand errors, including a +1 forehand error to close the game after a double fault. M. Landaluce then continued with a service game hold to 2-1, but J. Fonseca had a break point earlier that game over a deep return to M. Landaluce getting run over.

In the next game, a working volley from the Spaniard created his break point as he capitalized on J. Fonseca's previous errors, breaking to 3-1 before a big hold consolidated his position to 4-1 after surviving another break point midway. M. Landaluce then had not looked back since, somehow taking the second set 6-3 despite a stiff opposition from the Brazilian seventh seed to force the deciding set.

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The quarterfinal action in the Lyon (Décines-Charpieu) Challenger then continued with the seventh seed Joao Fonseca, who defeated home hope and wild card Kyrian Jacquet 6-4, 6-4, took on his fellow youngster Martin Landaluce, who also stunned fourth seed Harold Mayot 6-3, 6-4 in a solid performance. As one of those type of matches, a talent-off between #NextGenATP players that could give a glimpse to the future, this match truly delivered despite the chaos earlier on, testing their pressure points in the surface both still tried to master along the way.

J. Fonseca initially had a solid start to the match as he won the first point through a forehand down-the-line winner, finding himself foiling M. Landaluce's game points before somehow having several break points, including through his preceding forehand to the latter's error to create one of his break points before breaking early to 1-0, swiftly consolidating to 2-0. To add, he also controlled much of the flow through his forehands even when M. Landaluce put himself on the board with a hold to 2-1.

Somehow, the Brazilian seventh seed became more dominant on return, securing a backhand winner to set up one of his latest break points before doubling his break to 4-1. Strengthening his position with a hold to 5-1, J. Fonseca then earned his chance to serve for the first set two games later, where even though M. Landaluce smashed his way to the first point, the former still succeeded (6-2) to put himself ahead in this match.