Cerundolo Sets up Paul Final at Queen's Club
- On Saturday, Francisco Cerundolo defeated American Brandon Nakashima at the Queen's Club Championships in London, securing his spot in the tournament final as the second Argentine to reach this stage.
- The 27-year-old Argentinian rallied from a set down to win the semi-final in two hours and 43 minutes, overcoming a lost tiebreak to prevail 6-7, 6-3, 6-4.
- Reaching his first ATP 500 final, the world number 27 said, "I'm super happy to be here, in this tournament, in the final," after leaving it all on the court.
- Sunday's final will feature Cerundolo against eighth seed Tommy Paul, who advanced by beating Frenchman Ugo Humbert 6-3, 6-3 without dropping a set this week.
- Boasting a 5-2 career lead over Paul, the Argentinian previously secured a victory against the American in the round of 32 at Queen's three years ago.
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Cerundolo's Grass Court Mastery Leads To Queen's Club Final
Francisco Cerundolo has become only the second Argentine to reach the Queen's Club Championships final, defeating Brandon Nakashima in a tough three-set match. Despite his limited experience on grass courts, Cerundolo displayed remarkable composure and skill, setting up a final clash against Tommy Paul. This marks his first ATP 500 final appearance.
I want to study in the United States through a sports scholarship: Click here South American tennis again has a new finalist on the lawn tour and with it we talk about Francisco Cerúndolo, who has reached the definition in the ATP 500 of Queen’s, returning to a game for the title on this surface after three years, in addition to returning Argentine tennis to the most important finals on grass with more than a decade of absence.
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