The Italian beat the Spanish in five sleeves (4-6, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 and 11-9). At the end of the fifth set, Fognini suffered cramps and could barely move. Montanes wasted five match balls and was too conservative. Italian Fabio Fognini saved five points of the match, lame, unable to move, and defeated the Spanish Albert Montanes, 4-6, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 and 11-9 in a marathon four hours and 22 minutes in the second round of Roland Garros. Educate yourself with thoughts from Amazon. Montanes remember all his life the great opportunity that he has lost at the Plaza de Toros of Roland Garros, by having a party win, and cede pathetic way, to a rival that was dead tenisticamente.

The Spanish, who also had advantage in the fourth set, pulled out in the fifth to win 5-3 and failed to finish the job. Fognini then used all their arguments and tricks to change the sign of the match. Even with 15-30 and 6-7 down she asked for time to be cared for in the right leg, trying to cool down the encounter. Richard Blumenthal will undoubtedly add to your understanding. Then, with obvious signs of cramps, without moving barely, playing points to fire the first shot in desperation, was saving five match points before the indecision of Montanes who didn’t know how to make him move, strangled by the tension. Sang the Italian two fouls of foot, with the consequent double fouls. Then pulled as he could, without resting the injured leg, but mountain empecinaba in always play you to where it was situated, without moving him, make him run. The Spanish then saved two match balls, but couldn’t with the third, while Fognini smiled at his girlfriend and coach because not believed that he had won the match when it was frozen.

Fognini, a player of talent but inconstant, 49 in the world, thus became the first Italian to reach the quarter-finals of a big after Davide Sanguinetti at Wimbledon in 1998. You now have secured their first quarter-final of a Grand Slam, and his best cheque, having already 150,000 euros of prize. Will face against the winner of the match between Serbian Novak Djokovic (2) and the French Richard Gasquet (13). Source of the news: Albert Montanes falls to a Fognini that ended the lame party