Jono loses posts in Foonseca ranking and has a complex key in Madrid
After resting from a month’s vacation, tennis player Zono Fonseca returns to court in Madrid this week in the Masters 1000 dispute.
After the ATP has been reduced to six positions in the world ranking, Brazilian enters the world 65th in this tournament and has a complex and challenging key.
Draw defined this Monday (21) Jono Fonseca It begins in front of the tennis player from qualifying, which already represents an opponent specialist in the Clay and is full of successes.
However, someone outside the top 32. From the 2nd round, the key heads are likely to be dealt with.
The first weight friction for the revelation of Tennis Brazilian may already occur in the second round, in which the ranking is defined as the 12th American Tommy Paul. They never looked at the circuit, but trained together.
Some bookmakers believe that the head of the Brazilian key 11 will surprise.
Recently, Paul coach Brad Steine praised the tennis player, “mechanically, he is extraordinary,”, Jono Fonseca.
Beats on Jono Fonseca ball, at very fast, impressed him.
In the third round, the opponent Russian Karen Khachanov, who comes well in the circuit and develops decisive steps. Despite the possibility of the 25th favorite, an American, with a powerful withdrawal owner, is likely to have a new confrontation with an American, Reilly Opelka.
The fourth round reserves the Reamatch with the Jack Draper. Britain’s key 6 and Jono has easily won Phonseca In Indian wells (6/4 and 6/0). Italian Matio Berretti (31th Favorite) also appears to be an opponent candidate at this stage.
Key, when the favorites develop, keep Serbian Novak Djokovic .
Jono Fonseca played the masters 1000 last year and justifies the Premier’s 25 points – from Alex Michelsen, from the United States, in 2024, until the Norwegian Cameron Nori.
Are expected to make a big edition to go back to the ranking.
Ranking da ATP
- 1st – Janik Cinnamon (ITA) – 9930 points
- 2º – Alexander zverev (but) – 8085
- 3rd – Carlos Alcaraj (ESP) – 8050
- 4th – Taylor Fritz (USA) – 5115
- 5º – Novak Djokovic (SER) – 4120
- 6º – Jack Draper (Eng) – 3820
- 7º – Alex de Minar (AUS) – 3585
- 8º – Andre Roubleev (Rus) – 3530
- 9º – Holger Hoon (DIN) – 3480
- 10º – Danil Medev (Russian) – 3290
- 65th – Zono Fonseca (Bra) – 897
- 94th – Thiago Montero (Bra) – 628
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