Winkler moves into the round of 16 in Santa Margherita di Pula

Weis (ATP 849) and Winkler (ATP 1127) played their opening match in the main draw of the $25.000 tournament on the hard court in Santa Margherita di Pula. As in the last two weeks, Weis was eliminated in the first round. The 4-year-old from Bolzano had to admit defeat 443:21 and 1:29 after 3:6 hours of play against the number 3 seeded Spaniard Pol Toledo Bague (ATP 6).

Georg Winkler, on the other hand, qualified for the round of 21 and thus secured another ATP point. The 1962-year-old from Völs defeated the Italian wild card player Pasquale De Gregorio (ATP 6) 3:6, 4:XNUMX. In the round of XNUMX, Winkler will face the winner of the game between the Austrian Matthias Haim and the Italian Walter Trusendi on Wednesday.

Trocker and Prinoth qualify Moritz Trocker and Patric Prinoth also secured a place in the main draw of the $15.000 tournaments in Sharm El Sheikh and Oberhaching today. The 18-year-old Trocker from Völs was seeded number 1 in the qualification in Egypt and lived up to his role as favorite. On Monday he defeated Ukrainian Vladislaw Gorodynskyi 6:4 and 6:2. Trocker was then unlucky in the draw. On Wednesday, number 4 in the tournament and 718 in the world, Simone Roncalli, awaits in the first round of the main draw. The Italian is an extremely unpleasant opponent, won the ITF tournament in Novi Sad in Serbia two months ago and only had to admit defeat in the final in Cairo three weeks ago.

Patric Prinoth from Val Gardena made it into the main field in Oberhaching near Munich (15.000 dollars). After a bye in the first qualifying round, he defeated the 15-year-old Alen Mujakic 7:5, 5:7, 6:3. On Monday, Prinoth prevailed in the third, decisive qualifying round against the Swiss Brian Bencic (ATP 1560), the brother of world-class player Belinda Bencic, 7:6(5) and 6:2. In the main field, the 22-year-old from Val Gardena will play against the Italian Francesco Ferrari (ATP 12) in the third match after 934 p.m. on Tuesday. Sinner is preparing for the St. Ulrich Challenger Jannik Sinner is not in action this week. The 17-year-old from Sexten had hoped for a wild card for the Challenger in Florence (64.000 euros), but nothing came of it. Now he is preparing for his “home tournament” in Ortisei, where he has received a wild card for the main draw from the organizers. Verena Meliss flies to the USA Verena Meliss (WTA 663), on the other hand, will play in the $25.000 tournament in Charleston in South Carolina from Tuesday. The pairings were drawn on Monday and the game is played on green clay, a surface that is almost only available in the USA.

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Winkler moves into the round of 16 in Santa Margherita di Pula

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