Albert Ramos can with a sore Djere and gives Spain the first point

After Ramos scored in the opening game, he was surprised by a Djere. very solid game from the bottom of the field and backed by the effectiveness of his services, he chained five consecutive games that the Spanish bank under his leadership couldn’t believe. Sergio Brugueraleft the first sleeve on a tray.

Forced to react, Ramos easily won the first match of the second set and managed to break his opponent’s serve for the first time, giving him a 2-0 lead on how to quickly neutralize his opponent.

But the dynamic of the party had changed. The Catalan player managed to hurt Djere by forcing the rest. and he put on his ‘overall’ to plan a very tough match with long rallies looking for both wear and tear of his opponent.

The Serbian player started to make more mistakes and his performance decreased. Ramos used this advantage to move the match, where he was more aggressive than his opponent, to the tie break and managed to carry the match to the third set.

Despite the confidence gained in the second set, after a bad start, Ramos started off balance again and the Serbian scored the first three games. Things looked bad for the SpaniardsIn the fifth game when Djere took a pain cramp in left leg that prevents it from continuing. His captain, Viktor Troicki, tried to get his player treated, but Bruguera reminded the referee and supervisor that his opponent had to wait until the game was over, as he did not intend to stop the match due to cramps in the regulations.

They treated the Balkan player between matches, but the cramps conditioned his game. Physically exhausted, he entrusted himself to his service and playing aggressively to shorten the points and force sudden death, but Ramos knew how to take advantage of the situation to play wisely, he came back from the match and gave Spain their first point against Serbia.