US EditionJuan Manuel Cerúndolo and Román Burruchaga advanced to the last previous phase of the Masters of Rome
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I want to study in the United States through a sports scholarship: Click here First hours in South America and there is joy for our continent, especially for Argentina that will see another of its own make their absolute debut in a main picture of Masters 1000, as Román Andrés Burruchaga, current, 135° of the ATP ranking, has surpassed the qualifying table in Rome to access for the first time the ‘main draw’ at this level.
The Argentines achieved respective victories against Pierre Herbert and Daniel Galán.
The Argentine tennis players Juan Manuel Cerúndolo (115°) and Román Burruchaga (135°) were the only national representatives who managed to pass the first previous round of the Masters 1000 of Rome and are in a match to enter the main stage. Cerúndolo qualified after leaving on the way to the French Pierre Herbert (148°), while “Burru” was imposed on the Colombian Daniel Galán (124°). Those who could not overcome the first round were the Argenti…
The Argentine tennis player entered for the first time in his career among the best 20 in the world.
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