Jodar only understands blue and white: in Marrakech he passed Ugo Carabelli and Trungelliti comes to him

What of Rafael Jodar, who made sure to be ranked 66th in the ATP ranking, happens among Argentines. How is this? reached in Marrakech the first ATP circuit final of his career, after beating Camilo Ugo Carabelli 6-2 and 6-1, and will play the last match of the tournament against Marco Trungelliti.

“I’m very happy to be in the final; it was a great week. There’s still one game left so I have to be prepared,” recalled the Madrid native who just a year ago was not among the top 900 in the world.

From the match before Ugo Carabelli He left it in the pipeline: “My feelings have been very good. I am very happy with my level. Now to recover well, to be well and to be ready for Sunday because I am sure it is going to be very hard.”

It has never been measured TrungellitiNo. 117 in the world this week, the oldest to debut in an ATP final in history, but whom he considers a difficult opponent: “Like all matches. All the players are good and if he has reached the final it is because he has done his merits. “He comes from the previous round so he has two more games than me and he has a lot of experience on the circuit because he has been playing on the tour for many years and now he is trying to play as well as possible, give my best level and enjoy the court.”

His rise is meteoric. Last year he won three Challengers titles and secured a place in the Jeddah Next Gen Finals before turning professional at the end of 2025. On Monday he will be 57th in the world if he wins the trophy. But first he will have to pass through the Argentine flag. The one of Marco Trungelliti.

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