Pablo Carreno-Busta

[Damian]

2019 w liczbach:

Ranking: 27
Bilans meczów: 30-22
Tytuły: 1 (Chengdu)
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $1,301,797

[Barty]

Pablo Carreno ma nadzieję, że przezwyciężył przeciwności. "Kiedy wygrywasz, wszystko jest piękne"

Spoiler:

- Kiedy wygrywasz, wszystko jest piękne. Wielu ludzi cię wspiera i gratuluje. Ale, gdy przechodzisz trudne chwile, naprawdę przekonujesz się, kogo masz wokół siebie - mówił Pablo Carreno, który liczy, że odbuduje się po trudnym dla niego 2019 roku.
Marcin Motyka
Marcin Motyka
29 Grudnia 2019, 09:50

Pablo Carreno
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Australijskie legendy wierzą w Alexa de Minaura. "Za dwa lata wygra turniej wielkoszlemowy"
Pablo Carreno w 2019 roku zanotował regres. Rozpoczął sezon na 23. miejscu w rankingu ATP, jednak z powodu kłopotów zdrowotnych i przeciętnych wyników we wrześniu spadł do siódmej "dziesiątki". Ostatecznie zakończył rozgrywki na 27. lokacie i z jednym zdobytym tytułem (w Chengdu).
- To był skomplikowany sezon - mówił, cytowany przez portal puntodebreak.com. - Z powodu kontuzji przez pięć miesięcy byłem poza rozgrywkami. To sprawiło, że spadłem w rankingu. Dopiero końcówka roku była dla mnie udana i wróciłem do gry na dobrym poziomie.


Hiszpan wyjawił, że w trudnych chwilach pomogło mu wsparcie bliskich osób. - Pomoc z zewnątrz jest kluczem. Bardzo pomogli mi trenerzy i rodzina. Kiedy wygrywasz, wszystko jest piękne. Wielu ludzi cię wspiera i ci gratuluje. Ale, gdy przechodzisz trudne chwile, naprawdę przekonujesz się, kogo masz wokół siebie.

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W nowym sezonie 28-latek z Gijon zamierza kontynuować pracę z trenerami Samuelem Lopezem i Cesarem Fabregasem z akademii Juana Carlosa Ferrero. - To będzie mój piąty rok w Akademii i przyjazd do niej był jedną z najlepszych decyzji w mojej karierze. Samuel i Cesar dali mi wiele. Tworzymy świetny zespół i mam nadzieję, że będziemy to robić przez kolejne lata.


Carreno, niegdyś 10. tenisista świata, liczy, że w 2020 roku wróci do czołówki. - Wyznaczanie sobie celów zawsze wzmaga chęć doskonalenia się, ale muszą być ambitne i realistyczne. Ja mam nadzieję, że w 2020 roku wrócę do najlepszej "10" rankingu. Myślę, że ta pozycja oddawałaby poziom, jaki prezentuję - powiedział.

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[Damian]

[arti]

Fourth-seeded Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta began his week by converting all three break points against Frenchman Jeremy Chardy to prevail 6-3, 6-2. Carreno Busta improved to 2-4 in their ATP Head2Head series. His doubles prowess helped guide Spain to a runner-up showing last week at the ATP Cup (l. to Serbia).

”I felt really good. It was my first singles match of the year and it’s a pleasure to win your first match, but the doubles matches I played in the ATP Cup were good for my confidence and my rhythm,” Carreno Busta said. “I’m really happy with the victory, but also happy with my level.”

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[Kamileki]

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[Lucas]

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[Del Fed]

[arti]

The winner of Goffin and Sinner’s second-round clash will face Pablo Carreno Busta in the quarter-finals. The 28-year-old landed 11 aces and saved seven of nine break points to outlast sixth seed Roberto Bautista Agut 6-4, 2-6, 7-6(4).

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[Damian]

Carreno Busta Saves 2 M.P. In Sinner Win

Spoiler:

Sinner has two match points in deciding-set tie-break

Pablo Carreno Busta saved two match points on Friday to become the first Spaniard to reach the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament for 11 years.

Carreno Busta fought hard in a 7-5, 3-6, 7-6(6) victory over Italian wild card Jannik Sinner in two hours and 45 minutes to follow in the footsteps of compatriot Rafael Nadal, who reached the 2009 final (l. to Murray) at the Rotterdam Ahoy.

Having had three match points at 5-4 in the deciding set, the World No. 30 found himself down 4/6 in the tie-break, but held his nerve to reach his first ATP Tour semi-final since October 2019 at the Stockholm Open (l. to Krajinovic). He will now challenge Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime, who Aljaz Bedene of Slovenia in straight sets.

“It was very tough mentally to continue fighting on every point,” said Carreno Busta. “I know that I lost a lot of opportunities to close out the match, serving for it at 5-3 and then with three match points at 0/40 at 5-4. I didn’t play good points, I was playing too slowly and not aggressively. But after that, I continued fighting very well and saved two match points playing aggressively in the tie-break. It was a very important match to win."

When asked about Sinner, Carreno Busta said: “I didn’t play at this level when I was 18. He is playing really well and for sure in this next year we’ll see him playing in the last round of a lot of tournaments.”

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The first set looked destined for the tie-break, but Sinner came undone at 5-5 when he mis-timed a backhand long and forehand into the net to hand Carreno Busta the first break. The Spaniard then recovered from 0/30, when serving for the 49-minute opener, which finished with Sinner lunging for a backhand.

Sinner applied the pressure in the second set, with Carreno Busta saving four break points before overhitting a forehand long at 3-4. Sinner closed out the 48-minute set to love with Carreno Busta striking another forehand long.

Sinner

Carreno Busta regrouped, but needed to save four break points in the opening game of the third set en route to a 3-0 advantage. Sinner’s heavy ball-striking had seen him drag a forehand wide to hand Carreno Busta the second game. Carreno Busta served for the match at 5-3, but deep returning from Sinner reaped a break. Sinner then dropped to 0/40 at 4-5, but worked his way back – courtesy of two groundstroke errors from Carreno Busta, and a massive forehand winner at 30/40.

Sinner struck a forehand into the net on his first match point at 6/4 in the tie-break and Carreno Busta hit a serve-volley winner at 5/6 to keep his hopes alive. The match ended with Sinner striking a backhand wide, his 21st of 48 total errors.

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[Damian]

Five Things To Know About Pablo Carreno Busta

Spoiler:

Learn more about the Spaniard's career, favourite football team and more

Pablo Carreno Busta owns four ATP Tour titles and reached a career-high No. 10 in the FedEx ATP Rankings after his run to the 2017 US Open semi-finals.

ATPTour.com looks at five things you should know about the 28-year-old.

1) He Enjoyed Huge Success At Lower Levels
From May 2011 to July 2015, Carreno Busta reached 11 finals on the ATP Challenger Tour. He won them all.

The Spaniard defeated Dominic Thiem and Roberto Bautista Agut in two of those championship matches to boost his position in the FedEx ATP Rankings, before his run came to an end in his 12th, and most recent, Challenger final appearance. As top seed and defending champion at the 2015 LVII Copa Sevilla, Carreno Busta lost in straight sets to Pedro Cachin.

At Futures level, Carreno Busta won seven consecutive titles in 2013 with 35 straight victories. At the 2013 Nitto ATP Finals, the Spaniard was awarded the Most Improved Player of the Year award.

2) His Idol Was Juan Carlos Ferrero
Growing up, Carreno Busta idolised former World No. 1 and countryman Juan Carlos Ferrero. The 28-year-old, who trains at the JC Ferrero Equelite Sport Academy in Alicante, recently shared a picture of himself and Ferrero during a trophy ceremony in 2004 on Instagram.


3) Grand Slam Success Came In 2017
Carreno Busta achieved the two best Grand Slam singles finishes of his career in 2017. At Roland Garros, the Gijon native overcame Top 15 stars Grigor Dimitrov and Milos Raonic to reach the quarter-finals. Later in the year, at the US Open, Carreno Busta went one step further.

The 26-year-old cruised through the draw in New York, beating Denis Shapovalov and Diego Schwartzman en route to his first Grand Slam singles semi-final. Despite losing in four sets to Kevin Anderson, Carreno Busta cracked the Top 10 in the FedEx ATP Rankings for the first time after the tournament.

4) He Supports His Local Football Club
Carreno Busta is a fan of Spanish football club Sporting de Gijon, which finished as runner-up in the 1978-’79 La Liga season. The Spaniard posts about the Segunda (second) Division side on his social media channels and occasionally attends matches.


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5) He Returned To The Winners’ Circle Last Year
At the 2019 Chengdu Open, Carreno Busta ended a two-year, four-month wait to lift his fourth ATP Tour trophy.

Competing at No. 63 in the FedEx ATP Rankings, the 6’2” right-hander overcame Radu Albot, Benoit Paire, Shapovalov and Cristian Garin to book a final meeting against Alexander Bublik. Carreno Busta withstood 31 aces during the championship match to earn a 6-7(5), 6-4, 7-6(3) victory after two hours and five minutes.

“I just tried to continue working hard because I know when you work and do as much as possible, normally you have the prize,” said Carreno Busta. “Now I am here with the trophy [after] winning my fourth ATP Tour title and for me it is the reason to continue fighting and playing this sport.”

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[Barty]

Koronawirus. Zawodowy tenis może wrócić w sierpniu. Pablo Carreno uchylił rąbka tajemnicy

Spoiler:

Pablo Carreno potwierdził, że w środę odbędzie się wideokonferencja ATP z tenisistami. Zdaniem Hiszpana, tego dnia zawodnicy mogą dowiedzieć się, kiedy zostanie wznowiona rywalizacja w głównym cyklu.
Marcin Motyka
Marcin Motyka
07 Czerwca 2020, 07:05

Pablo Carreno
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Tenis. "Ekstremalne i niemożliwe". Novak Djoković o zasadach bezpieczeństwa w US Open
Kilka dni temu dziennik "Marca" napisał, że w środę 10 czerwca odbędzie się wideokonferencja ATP z tenisistami, podczas której będzie omawiany temat powrotu zawodowego cyklu. Te informacje potwierdził Pablo Carreno w rozmowie z agencją EFE.
Ze słów Hiszpana można wywnioskować, że bardzo możliwe są powrót cyklu ATP w sierpniu, rozegranie US Open w planowym terminie (31 sierpnia - 13 września) oraz przeprowadzenie Rolanda Garrosa jesienią.


- Uważam, że zorganizowanie US Open jest trudne, ale Amerykanie bardzo tego chcą i przedstawiają pomysły - mówił 28-latek z Gijon. - Również organizatorzy Rolanda Garrosa chcą, by turniej odbył się we wrześniu. W środę mamy ważne spotkanie, podczas którego poinformują nas, jak przedstawia się sytuacja.

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Sam Carreno jest sceptycznie nastawiony co do wznowienia rywalizacji w sierpniu. - Wciąż musimy poczekać, by zobaczyć, jak będzie przebiegać pandemia. W Hiszpanii sytuacja ulega poprawie, ale nie jest tak na całym świecie - przedstawił swój punkt widzenia.

Zdaniem Hiszpana, w najbliższych tygodniach łatwiejsze będzie rozgrywanie nieoficjalnych turniejów krajowych, jak impreza w Walencji, w której rywalizuje podczas tego weekendu. - Przy takich turniejach podróż pomiędzy krajami nie jest konieczna - wyjaśnił.


- Tenis jako sport ma tę zaletę, że odległość między grającymi jest duża. Wady są takie, że ciągle musisz podróżować do wielu krajów oraz iż spotykają się zawodnicy z różnych stron świata. A, by grać, należy zagwarantować bezpieczeństwo - dodał.

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[Damian]

Murray and Skupski will meet Pablo Carreno Busta and Alex de Minaur in the final. The Spanish-Australian tandem moved past wild cards Steve Johnson and Austin Krajicek 7-5, 6-4. Carreno Busta and De Minaur are making their team debut this week. Like Murray and Skupski, the unseeded pairing has survived two Match Tie-breaks en route to the championship match.

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[Damian]

Carreno Busta/De Minaur Claim Team Debut Title

Spoiler:

Spanish-Australian pairing makes second set comeback to lift trophy

Pablo Carreno Busta and Alex de Minaur completed their team debut week by lifting the Western & Southern Open title on Saturday.

After breaking serve at 5-5 in the second set on Grandstand, rain forced the unseeded duo to wait until the conclusion of the singles final to complete a 6-2, 7-5 victory against Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski on Louis Armstrong Stadium.

Carreno Busta and De Minaur, who trailed 0-4 in the second set, held their nerves to hold serve on deciding point and claim their maiden ATP Tour doubles trophies after 83 minutes. Carreno Busta was competing in his fourth tour-level doubles final, while De Minaur was making his debut in an ATP Tour doubles championship match.

Carreno Busta and De Minaur have impressed from their first match at the ATP Masters 1000 event. The Spanish-Australian team upset defending champions Ivan Dodig and Filip Polasek in the first round and also beat eighth seeds Wesley Koolhof and Nikola Mektic en route to the championship match.


Murray and Skupski were also attempting to capture their first ATP Tour doubles trophy as a team. The Brits began their partnership by winning the Arizona Tennis Classic — an ATP Challenger Tour event — in March 2019.

After four service holds to open the final, Carreno Busta and De Minaur played the better tennis in crucial moments to earn four consecutive games and the first set. Carreno Busta flicked a pinpoint lob over Skupski’s head to reach deciding point at 2-2 and the Brit volleyed beyond the baseline to concede the break. Carreno Busta and De Minaur capitalised on Skupski double faults to gain a second break, before clinching the set after 30 minutes with a De Minaur service hold.

Murray and Skupski responded quickly in the second set, extracting multiple errors from Carreno Busta’s backhand and showcasing quick reactions at the net to earn a 4-0 lead. But Carreno Busta and De Minaur charged back and earned their third break of the set at 5-5 when Skupski fired long with a backhand approach shot. After an extended rain delay and a court switch to Louis Armstrong Stadium, the debut team captured the trophy on deciding point when Carreno Busta landed a forehand volley winner.

Carreno Busta and De Minaur earn 1000 FedEx ATP Doubles Ranking points and share $80,000 in prize money. Murray and Skupski earn 600 points and split $68,000.

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[Kamileki]

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[Damian]

Carreno Busta Advances To US Open QFs, Djokovic Defaulted

Spoiler:

Spaniard into the US Open quarter-finals for the second time
Pablo Carreno Busta advanced to the quarter-finals of the US Open on Sunday when Novak Djokovic was defaulted for unsportsmanlike conduct.

After Carreno Busta broke to lead 6-5 in the first set, Djokovic hit a ball that made contact with a lineswoman. Following an extended discussion between Djokovic and tournament officials, the match was ended.

Carreno Busta is into the last eight in Flushing Meadows for the second time. In 2017, he reached the semi-finals before losing against Kevin Anderson. He will face seventh seed David Goffin or 12th seed Denis Shapovalov in his third Grand Slam quarter-final.

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