Duda Carbone and Carlos Lino advance to the semifinals of the J200 in Montevideo
Carlos Lino and Maria Eduarda Carbone advanced to the semi-finals of the J200 in Montevidéu, Uruguay, and are the only Brazilians in the decisive phase.
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Montevidéu follows with a green-yellow flag in the saibro squares. Carlos Lino and Maria Eduarda Carbone, both from Santa Catarina, qualified for the semifinals of J200 de Montevideo (Uruguay) and are the two Brazilian representatives at the tournament's decisive phase.
A campanha by Carlos Lino
Lino's quarter-final game had the flavor of a turnaround. At 17 years old and ranked 246th in the world, Tomás Re from Santa Catarina was placed 125th - that is to say, an adversary theoretically at the front of the standings.
The first set was scored by 3/6, but Lino reacted in a sequence: the second closed at 6/4 and confirmed growth from the start, followed by the third at 6/3.
Who is Carlos Lino?
Lino already has three titles in circuit tournaments, a curriculum that helps explain the maturity demonstrated against Re, even before a rival but well-ranked.
What 's going on now ?
With Lino and Maria Eduarda Carbone in the semifinals, Brazil will be present at the two keys to Montevidéu's J200.
A torcida brasileira that accompanies the basic tennis has more reasons to stay in Montevidéu: our two names are still alive and fighting for the title.
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Source: UOL Esporte
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