Nicholas Jarry vs. Luca Van Assche LIVE is playing this Tuesday, August 29 in the first round of the 2023 US Open, the last tennis grand slam of the year. After leaving the Cincinnati Masters to give birth to his second child, the Chilean tennis player returns to the circuit with renewed energy and hopes to continue making history. His first opponent won’t be easy as the Frenchman is one of the most promising players in Next Gen ATP. La República Deportes brings you all the incidents of this game from the Billie Jean King Tennis Center in New York via Star Plus.
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What time does Nicolás Jarry vs. Luca Van Assche play for US Open 2023?
The meeting of Nicolas Jarry vs Luca Van Assche The first round of the 2023 US Open is scheduled for this Tuesday, August 29, starting at the following times depending on location:
- Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Venezuela, new York: 11.00 a.m
- Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil: 12.00 p.m
- Peru, Colombia, Ecuador: 10:00 a.m
- Mexico (downtown), Costa Rica: 9:00 am
- Spain (Peninsula): 5 p.m
Nicolás Jarry continues to rank among the top 25 tennis players in the world. Photo: AFP
Where to watch Nicolás Jarry vs. Luca Van Assche LIVE for US Open 2023?
The transfer of the game between Nicolas Jarry vs Luca Van Assche It will be broadcast LIVE on Star Plus and the ESPN 2 and ESPN 3 signals. Likewise, you can follow all the incidents FREE ONLINE from La República Deportes.
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What is Nicolás Jarry’s current ATP ranking?
Nicolás Jarry is currently ranked 25th in the world rankings of the Association of Professional Tennis Players (ATP). The Chilean falls back a place after not seeing action for almost two weeks.
Who is Luca Van Assche, rival of Nicolás Jarry?
Luca Van Assche He is a 19-year-old French tennis player who is currently ranked 64th in the ATP rankings and sixth in the Live Race to Jeddah, a ranking that will determine the contenders for the Next Gen Finals. He plays right-handed, dominates the two-handed backhand and his best performance came at this year’s ATP 500 Hamburg, where he reached the quarterfinals.
Luca Van Assche is currently sixth in the running for the Next Gen Finals. Photo: AFP