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Andrey Rublev and Paolo Lorenzi into the finals


Posted by TennisPhotoWorld on 23 Jul 2017
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Paolo Lorenzi and Andry Rublev have reached the finals in Umag. Rublev entered the main tournament as lucky loser but this title seems not appropriate for this talented Russian tennis player. Earlier we wrote that he won his match against Berlocq, as well as his matches against the last year finalists Martin and Fognini. In the semi finals he was to strong for the Croatian Ivan Dodig. About the Italian Paolo Lorenzi we have not written so much so here’s an update about his route to the final. He is number four seeded and had a bye in the first round. In the second round he needed just two sets to defeat Aljaz Bedene. The quarter finals must have been a special experience for the sympathetic Italian. Imagine that your opponent walks to the referee, who in this case was a woman, and ask if she perhaps can provide him with a pair of scissors. What was the problem? The very muscular legs of Jiri Vesely were too thick for his pants!  And a pair of scissors was provided and Jiri began his taylor work on the court. However, he did not managed to solve the problem and now he asked for permission to change his pants. Quite a performance on a tennis court! So bal kids were ordered to come forward with towels to prevent the audience for seeing things that are not to be seen. This rare spectacle perhaps disturbed the concentration of Lorenzi a little bit. Whatever, he lost the first set by 1 to 6. However, by winning the second and the third set (7-5; 6-3) he fought himself into the semi finals.

This semi final was an Italian affaire, because Alessandro Gianessi defeated Rogerio Dutra Silva (6-7(3); 6-2; 7-5) who earlier won his match against Gael Monfils. Paolo Lorenzi needed also this time three sets to win on his compatriot (6-2; 4-6; 6-3) and will now face the young Russian Rublev in the finals.

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Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2603
SF Alessandro Giannessi Umag 2017 2557
Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2483


Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2819
SF Alessandro Giannessi Umag 2017 2403
SF Alessandro Giannessi Umag 2017 2367


Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2656
Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2450
Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 1903


Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2327
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 2101
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 2022


Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 1877
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 2018
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 1948


Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 2064
Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 1887
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 1918


Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 1863
Ivan Dodig SF Umag 2017 1915
Andrey Rublev SF Umag 2017 6581


Paolo Lorenzi SF Umag 2017 2819a



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