Nicolas Jarry

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Hm teraz widze że Jarry nabił sobie strone więcej od Chardiego. Ciekawa sprawa

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Nicolas Jarry needed just 74 minutes to record his third straight-sets victory of the week. The fifth seed converted each of his four break point opportunities to defeat Jeremy Chardy of France 6-1, 6-4.

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Jarry Aims To Follow In Grandfather Fillol's Footsteps

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Chilean is yet to drop a set in Båstad
At the age of 23, Nicolas Jarry has already reached two ATP Tour championship matches and defeated Top 3 opposition in the ATP Rankings. But, this week, the Chilean is aiming to make a significant breakthrough by lifting his first tour-level trophy and following in the footsteps of his grandfather.
The Santiago-born star has not dropped a set en route to the Swedish Open semi-finals, where he will meet Federico Delbonis for a place in the championship match. His grandfather, Jaime Fillol Sr., lifted six tour-level trophies between 1971 and 1982, including four crowns on clay. Fillol Sr. reached a career-high No. 14 in the ATP Rankings in 1974.
"He is one of the best Chilean tennis players. He taught me the sport since I was little,” said Jarry. “He took me to great tournaments. I remember Wimbledon when I was 12 and I remember going to the US Open a couple of times. There used to be an ATP [tournament] in Santiago, so I was always involved in the tennis.”
Fillol Sr.’s involvement in the sport runs deep. The six-time tour-level titlist played a key role in the establishment of the ATP pension and won the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award in 1980.
Fillol Sr. encouraged his family members to take up the sport through to their early teens. That enthusiasm for sharing the sport with his family proved crucial in the development of his grandson, who is now potentially two wins away from joining him as an ATP Tour champion.
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“He was part of the creation of the ATP and it was his idea to make the ATP pension,” said Jarry. “He made all his sons and daughters play tennis, it was a must until they were 14, so I was always doing sports and tennis. Every year, a little bit more until I began doing some fitness before school. Then, when I finished, I dedicated myself completely to the sport.”
For Jarry, his inspiration not only comes from the success of his grandfather, but also the past successes of his countrymen and players of a similar stature and game style. The 6’6” right-hander identifies his serve as his biggest weapon, with a powerful forehand adding an extra layer to his attacking abilities.
“Of course, the top three Chilean players, Nicolas Massu, Marcelo Rios and Fernando Gonzalez, have always been players that I have looked up to,” said Jarry. “But also, outside of that, the tall players [like] Juan Martin del Potro… Marin Cilic and Kevin Anderson.”
Alongside fellow 23-year-old Chilean Cristian Garin, the next chapter of Chilean tennis has clear potential. But can Jarry join two-time tour-level champion Garin in the 2019 winners’ circle this weekend?

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Jarry Downs Delbonis To Reach Båstad Final

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Chilean to meet Ramos-Vinolas or Londero for title

Nicolas Jarry advanced to his third ATP Tour championship match on Saturday, beating Federico Delbonis 6-3, 6-2 in 64 minutes at the Swedish Open.

The 23-year-old, who is yet to drop a set in Båstad, saved three of four break points to improve to 18-15 at tour-level this season. In May, Jarry also reached the championship match in Geneva without dropping a set. The Chilean held two championship points against World No. 5 Alexander Zverev, before falling in a final-set tie-break.

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Jarry is aiming join his grandfather, Jaime Fillol Sr., as a tour-level titlist. Fillol Sr. lifted six tour-level trophies and reached a career-high No. 14 in the ATP Rankings in 1974.

Jarry will meet 2016 titlist Albert Ramos-Vinolas or Cordoba champion Juan Ignacio Londero for the title. The Chilean leads Ramos-Vinolas 2-0 in their FedEx ATP Head2Head series, but lost his only previous FedEx ATP Head2Head clash against Londero in Cordoba this year.

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Jarry Chases Down First Title In Båstad

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Chilean fires 10 aces in 90-minute victory
In his third ATP Tour championship match, Nicolas Jarry made a significant breakthrough at the Swedish Open on Sunday.

The 23-year-old defeated Juan Ignacio Londero 7-6(7), 6-4 to earn his first tour-level trophy in Båstad, landing 10 aces and converting both break points he created to triumph in 90 minutes. Jarry did not drop a set en route to the trophy in his maiden appearance at the clay-court ATP 250 event, improving on previous career-best runner-up finishes in Sao Paulo last year and Geneva in May.

Jarry produced his best tennis on Swedish west coast to improve to 19-15 at tour-level in 2019, powering past Henri Laaksonen, home favourite Mikael Ymer, Jeremy Chardy and Federico Delbonis before overcoming Londero for the first time. In February, Londero defeated Jarry in their first FedEx ATP Head2Head encounter during his title run at the inaugural Cordoba Open.

Jarry joins his grandfather, Jaime Fillol Sr., as an tour-level titlist. Fillol Sr. lifted six tour-level trophies between 1971 and 1982, including four crowns on clay, and reached a career-high No. 14 in the ATP Rankings in 1974.

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Jarry made a quick start to his third tour-level championship match, breaking Londero to love with depth on his return en route to a 3-0 lead. The Chilean failed to maintain his advantage, dropping serve in the fifth game of the match with a forehand unforced error, and soon found himself facing two set points at 4/6 down in the tie-break. But Jarry raised his level under pressure, increasing his aggression in all areas to overpower his opponent, converting his first set point with his sixth ace of the match.

The Santiago-born star made the crucial breakthrough at 3-3 in the second set with powerful play, stepping inside the court to extract errors from his opponent. Jarry maintained his composure from that point, taking the title on his second match point with a familiar combination. After a powerful first serve out wide, the Chilean fired a forehand into the corner before falling to his knees in celebration.

Londero was aiming to double his ATP Tour trophy count, after earning his first crown at the Cordoba Open in February. The 25-year-old has earned 18 wins from 30 tour-level clashes this year.

Jarry collects 250 ATP Ranking points and €90,390 in prize money. Londero gains 150 points and €48,870.

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[The Djoker]

22.07.2019

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 38

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#1) Bastad 2019


Publimetro

R1 Henri Laaksonen 76(1) 75
R2 [WC] Mikael Ymer 75 63
QF Jeremy Chardy 61 64
SF Federico Delbonis 63 62
W [6] Juan Ignacio Londero 76(7) 64

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ATP Bastad: Nicolas Jarry wygrał latynoski finał. Pierwszy tytuł Chilijczyka.

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Nicolas Jarry wygrał rozgrywany na kortach ziemnych turniej ATP 250 w Bastad i zdobył swój pierwszy tytuł w głównym cyklu. W niedzielnym finale Chilijczyk w dwóch setach pokonał Argentyńczyka Juana Ignacio Londero.

W Bastad po raz pierwszy od lipca 2006 roku i turnieju w Kitzbuehel, kiedy to Argentyńczyk Agustin Calleri pokonał swojego rodaka Juana Ignacio Chelę, w finale turnieju głównego cyklu nierozgrywanego w Ameryce Południowej zmierzyli się dwaj tenisiści z właśnie tego kontynentu. W niedzielnym meczu o tytuł imprezy Swedish Open naprzeciw siebie stanęli Chilijczyk Nicolas Jarry i Juan Ignacio Londero z Argentyny.

Mecz rozpoczął się od trzech gemów z rzędu wygranych przez Jarry'ego, lecz w kolejnych chwilach rywalizacja była bardziej wyrównana. Londero odrobił stratę i doprowadził do tie breaka w pierwszej partii. W decydującej rozgrywce Chilijczyk zwyciężył 9-7, broniąc dwóch setboli. Z kolei w drugiej odsłonie kluczowe okazało się przełamanie, które tenisista z Santiago wywalczył przy stanie 3:3. Po chwili podwyższył na 5:3 i zwieńczył pojedynek.

Dla Jarry'ego to pierwszy w karierze tytuł w głównym cyklu. Dwa poprzednie finały, w których wystąpił, w lutym zeszłego roku w Sao Paulo i w maju w Genewie, przegrał. Po mistrzostwo w Bastad sięgnął bez straty seta.

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- Naprawdę cieszę się ze zdobycia tytułu. To był bardzo trudny mecz, Juan Ignacio grał świetnie, na korcie było wietrznie, a ja nie prezentowałem się tak dobrze, jak w poprzednich dniach - mówił, cytowany przez portal atptour.com, Jarry, który za wygraną w Bastad otrzyma 250 punktów do rankingu ATP i 90,3 tys. euro premii finansowej. - Pracowałem na to od dawna i wiem, ile to dla mnie znaczy - dodał.

Z kolei Londero poniósł pierwszą porażkę w swoim drugim finale rangi ATP Tour (w lutym wygrał turniej w rodzinnej Cordobie). Bastad opuści bogatszy o 150 "oczek" oraz 48,8 tys, euro.

W finale zmagań w grze podwójnej Sander Gille i Joran Vliegen pokonali 6:7(5), 7:5, 10-5 rozstawionych z numerem trzecim Argentyńczyków Federico Delbonisa i Horacio Zeballosa. Dla Belgów to premierowy tytuł rangi ATP Tour.

Swedish Open, Bastad (Szwecja)
ATP Tour 250, kort ziemny, pula nagród 524,3 tys. euro
sobota, 20 lipca

finał gry pojedynczej:
Nicolas Jarry (Chile, 5) - Juan Ignacio Londero (Argentyna, 6) 7:6(7), 6:4

finał gry podwójnej:
Sander Gille (Belgia) / Joran Vliegen (Belgia) - Federico Delbonis (Argentyna, 3) / Horacio Zeballos (Argentyna, 3) 6:7(5), 7:5, 10-5

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Podczas tego cudownego tygodnia w Bastad Chilijczyk zapisał na swoim koncie 50. wygrany mecz na szczeblu ATP - stało się to po zwycięstwie w półfinale.

Jarry jest w tej chwili 51-47 w ATP Tour.

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[Damian]

2019 w liczbach:

Ranking: 77
Bilans meczów: 19-21
Tytuły: 1 (Bastad)
Finały: 1 (Genewa)
Zarobki: $654,171

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Bottini i Jarry nawiązali współpracę:

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Jarry Brings On Bottini For Next Season

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Chilean to split time between Florida and South America
Nicolas Jarry has hired Dante Bottini as his new coach in a bid to reach even greater heights next year. The Chilean started working this week with Bottini, who was part of Kei Nishikori’s team for nine years, and will spend his preseason at the IMG Academy in Florida.

“I am very happy to start working with Dante. He has great experience at the highest level and I hope to learn as much as I can from him,” Jarry said. “I will do my best to continue improving and growing as a tennis player. I start this new stage in my career with total commitment to work hard every day.”

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Jarry reached a career-high ATP Ranking of No. 38 this July after winning his maiden ATP Tour crown in Bastad (d. Londero). He also finished runner-up in Geneva (l. to Zverev) and scored his first Top 5 win against Alexander Zverev en route to a quarter-final showing in Barcelona.

The 24-year-old will kick off next season by representing Chile in the ATP Cup, held in Australia from 3-12 January. He’ll look to lead the Chilean squad past Serbia, France and South Africa in Group A play, to be held in Brisbane.

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