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Tomás Barrios Still Doesn't Lift His Head: He Falls on His Debut in the Zug Challenger and Adds Six Consecutive Defeats

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The Chilean tennis player (139°) ceded in three sets to the local Dylan Dietrich (556°), adding his third trip followed against rivals outside the Top 300 and turning on the alarms facing the Davis Cup series against Spain.
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Tomás Barrios Still Doesn't Lift His Head: He Falls on His Debut in the Zug Challenger and Adds Six Consecutive Defeats

The Chilean tennis player (139°) ceded in three sets to the local Dylan Dietrich (556°), adding his third trip followed against rivals outside the Top 300 and turning on the alarms facing the Davis Cup series against Spain.

·Viña del Mar, Chile
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pnt.cl broke the news in Viña del Mar, Chile on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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