After his excellent performance at Roland Garros, Juan Pablo Varillas will make a big jump in the ATP rankings, moving up 33 places to 61st.
Juanpi managed to reach the round of 16 in which he lost Novak Djokovic. His three wins earned him 90 points, which catapulted him into the top 70 in the world rankings with 806 points.
With its new location, Varillas opens more doors to be able to participate in more prestigious tournaments and thus also get better business and sports prizes to further advance your career.
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“I feel like I have more experience, I’m more mature and I’m better mentally and physically. I’ve added a few things to my game like playing more volleyball, trying to hit a higher serve rate, or setting my pace whenever I can. The same level of tournaments makes you increase your level, a Challenger game is not the same as an ATP game and if you want to stay at that level you have to be as complete as possible,” said Juan Pablo about his level Level.
The 18-year-old national tennis player for her part Luciana Perezmoved up to third place in the ITF rankings after his great performance at Roland Garros Junior, where he lost in the final.
The tennis player won 5 matches and reached the final of Roland Garros Junior; However, he did not succeed in this in front of the Russian Alina Korneeva, who now leads the new ranking. Our compatriot made the jump from ninth to third, first focusing on W15 in Norges-la-Ville in France, and then she will focus on Wimbledon Junior (from July 8th to 16th) in Great Britain. Without a doubt, Peruvian tennis is going through a great time.
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Sincerely. Juanpi clarified his statement in another interview, where he mentioned that he would have liked to feel “fresher” to be able to play better: “Arrive on the pitch with fewer hours; “I came in on Sunday with 17 sets,” he said.