Cerundolo se enfrentará a Berrettini en el Abierto de Francia

Juan Manuel Cerundolo se medirá ante Matteo Berrettini en la cuarta ronda del Abierto de Francia este lunes, después de que ambos jugadores superaran largos partidos de cinco sets en la tercera ronda.

Cerundolo derrotó a Martín Landaluce por 6-4, 6-7, 7-6, 6-7 y 7-6 en un encuentro que duró cinco horas y 58 minutos. El argentino, quien previamente terminó con la racha de 30 victorias consecutivas de Jannik Sinner, publicó en X que no podía soportar más las condiciones tras seis horas de juego y que necesitaba descanso para llegar a los octavos de final con una sola pierna.

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