Francisco Cerundolo expresses major happiness after upsetting Alexander Zverev

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Francisco Cerundolo expresses major happiness after upsetting Alexander Zverev

Francisco Cerundolo didn't hide his happiness after beating Alexander Zverev in front of his home fans at the Argentina Open, declaring it "the best win" of his career. In the quarterfinal of the ATP 250 tournament in Buenos Aires. the home favorite player came back from a set down to beat the world No. 2 3-6 6-3 6-2.  For the 26-year-old, it was his 12th victory over a top-10 player - but also the first one against someone ranked as high as Zve…

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The Argentine tennis player achieved a historic victory in Buenos Aires. In an electrifying match, he resumed the match against German number two of the world and imposed himself 3-6, 6-3 and 6-2. In the next instance Francisco will face Spanish Pedro Martínez.

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Francisco Cerúndolo (28th of the world ranking) vibrated the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club: he defeated Alexander Zverev, number 2 of the world and recently finalist of the Australian Open, by 3-6, 6-3 and 6-2, in two hours and 11 minutes of play. For the second time in his career, he is in semifinals of the Argentina Open.

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"I’m super happy": Francisco Cerundolo ecstatic after securing upset win over Alexander Zverev at Argentina Open

Argentina’s Francisco Cerundolo has expressed happiness after delivering an upset win against the world number two, Alexander Zverev, in the Argentina Open. The 26-year-old registered a surprising win against one of the top players in the world in men’s tennis on Friday in the quarterfinal with a sc...

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The Argentine tennis player was imposed by 3-6, 6-3 and 6-2 on German, number two in the world, and is among the top four of the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires.

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The sound of the roar, accompanied by the applause and celebrations of the public in the main stadium of the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club, drowned out even the noise generated by the passing of the Mitre train over the stands. It was no wonder: Francisco Cerúndolo had just eliminated, with a force of unstoppable blows and drives, the German Alexander Zverev, number two in the world and top favorite of the Argentina Open. After having been a set…