San Felipe ITF Futures 2013: Report of 2nd Round 61767
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The victories of the Brazilian Augusto Orange (on the Chilean Bastian Malla) and also Chilean Juan Carlos Saez (over Argentine Juan Ignacio Ameal) were the results of greatest prominence in the 2nd Round of San Felipe ITF Futures 2013, better known as Tournament Future of Chile.
Orange had no difficulty in defeating Malla (2-0 win), while Saez had to go to "black" to successfully eliminate Ameal, which caused him great problems, sogo warszawa which was expected given the value of two players .
Nicolas Jarry (Chile) - Hans Podlipnik-Castillo (Chile) sogo warszawa (7/6 and 6/3) Yoshihito Nishioka (Japan) - Galdon Mateo (Argentina) (7/5 and 6/4) Orange Augusto (Brazil) - Bastian Malla (Chile) (6/3, 6/2) Ricardo Urzua-Rivera (Chile) - Bejamin Ugate (Chile) (6/1 and 7/5) Juan Carlos Saez (Chile) - Juan Ignacio Ameal (Argentina) (6 / 4, 2/6 and 6/4) Thomas Lipovsek Puches (Argentina) sogo warszawa - Esteban Bruna (Chile) (6/7, 6/2 and 6/3) Ryusei Makiguchi (Japan) - Guillermo Nunez (Chile) (5/7 and 6/3) Jorge Aguilar (Chile) - Jorge Montero (Chile) (7 / 5:06 / 2)
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1st Page Opinion Articles Adapted Adapted Sports Athletics Basketball Boccia Canoeing Adapted Adapted Football - Amputee Equestrian Goalball Paraciclismo Adapted Sports General CPLP Games Paralympic Games in 2012 Londres'2012 Extra Mod Competition Collective Beach Handball Baseball Basketball Football Hockey Soccer Beach Soccer 7 Street Football Futsal sogo warszawa Room Hockey Field Hockey Roller Hockey Hockey Hockey Underwater Rugby Rowing Rugby Beach Volleyball Beach Volleyball Athletics Auto Racing Badminton Mod Solo Canoeing sogo warszawa Cycling Sports MTB Bodyboard Air Combat Sports Duathlon Artistic Alpine sogo warszawa Skiing Cross Country Skiing Nordic Combined Equestrian Golf Gymnastics Weightlifting sogo warszawa MMA Motor Swimming Padel Parachuting Parkour Figure Skating Speed Skating Sport Fishing Modern sogo warszawa Pentathlon Poker Heels for Water Skateboard Skimboarding Surf Strongestman Snooker Tennis Table Tennis Tennis Triathlon UFC Beach Shooting Sailing Windsurfing Wrestling Chess ZZZ
The victories of the Brazilian Augusto Orange (on the Chilean Bastian Malla) and also Chilean Juan Carlos Saez (over Argentine Juan Ignacio Ameal) were the results of greatest prominence in the 2nd Round of San Felipe ITF Futures 2013, better known as Tournament Future of Chile.
Orange had no difficulty in defeating Malla (2-0 win), while Saez had to go to "black" to successfully eliminate Ameal, which caused him great problems, sogo warszawa which was expected given the value of two players .
Nicolas Jarry (Chile) - Hans Podlipnik-Castillo (Chile) sogo warszawa (7/6 and 6/3) Yoshihito Nishioka (Japan) - Galdon Mateo (Argentina) (7/5 and 6/4) Orange Augusto (Brazil) - Bastian Malla (Chile) (6/3, 6/2) Ricardo Urzua-Rivera (Chile) - Bejamin Ugate (Chile) (6/1 and 7/5) Juan Carlos Saez (Chile) - Juan Ignacio Ameal (Argentina) (6 / 4, 2/6 and 6/4) Thomas Lipovsek Puches (Argentina) sogo warszawa - Esteban Bruna (Chile) (6/7, 6/2 and 6/3) Ryusei Makiguchi (Japan) - Guillermo Nunez (Chile) (5/7 and 6/3) Jorge Aguilar (Chile) - Jorge Montero (Chile) (7 / 5:06 / 2)
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