Tomas Etcheverry vs Alexander Zverev LIVE They meet this Wednesday, June 7, for the quarter-finals of Roland Garros 2023. The young Argentine, who is the great revelation of the second tennis Grand Slam of the year, will fight against a rival to bring his country another glory to give was in the top of the world. What time do they play and where can you watch it? Next we present you all the details of this duel that you can follow FREE ONLINE from La República Deportes.
Etcheverry, current No. 49 in the ATP rankings, reached this stage for the first time in his career after beating Japan’s Yoshihito Nishioka in three sets (7-6, 6-1, 6-0) in the round of 16. His rival Zverev is 27th in the world rankings, although he was second last year and has reached that level after also beating Grigor Dimitrov 3-0.
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What time does Tomás Etcheverry vs. Alexander Zverev play for Roland Garros 2023?
The meeting between Tomás Etcheverry vs. Alexander Zverev The quarter-finals of Roland Garros 2023 will start around the following hours, depending on the location:
- Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil: 10:00 a.m
- Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Miami: 9:00 a.m
- Peru, Colombia, Ecuador: 8:00 a.m
- Mexico, Costa Rica: 7:00 a.m
- Spain (Peninsula): 3:00 p.m
Where to watch Tomás Etcheverry vs. Alexander Zverev LIVE?
The transmission of the duel between Tomás Etcheverry vs. Alexander Zverev It will be available on ESPN 2 and Star Plus signal in Argentina and throughout Latin America.
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Who is Tomás Etcheverry’s closest rival at Roland Garros 2023?
Alexander ZverevTomás Etcheverry’s closest rival, is a German tennis player who is currently ranked 27th in the ATP world rankings, although he reached second place in June 2022. He plays right-handed and dominates two-handed and backhand shots.
Alexander Zverev is currently 27th in the ATP ranking. Photo: AFP
The Hamburg native’s record includes five Masters 1000 titles and one ATP final (2021) as well as gold at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. In the current edition of Roland Garros, Zverev just eliminated Lloyd Harris (#294). , Alex Molcan (#86), Frances Tiafoe (#12) and Grigor Dimitrov (#28).