Thomas Leygue / Jesús Moya successfully made their entry into the qualifying rounds of the Alpine Paris Major Seeded 5th, the Franco-Spanish pair largely lived up to expectations against Miguel Lamperti / Ferran Insa , with a victory 6/1 6/3 in 1h02 .
Leygue/Moya impose their attacking style of play
From the very first exchanges, Leygue and Moya adapted perfectly to the playing conditions at Roland-Garros. In conditions that allow for powerful smashes, both players constantly sought to move forward and take the initiative.
Jesús Moya caused a lot of damage in the air. while Thomas Leygue responded perfectly at home, in front of a large crowd already gathered around the track to support the Frenchman.
The difference in aggressiveness is clear: 44 winning points for Leygue / Moya, compared to only 15 for Lamperti / Insa .
On the other side, the Spanish-Argentine pair never really managed to find the solution. Ferran Insa , usually positioned on the left, was this time playing on the right and had difficulty finding his bearings.
Almost total domination
The figures confirm the nature of the match. Lamperti/Insa did not obtain no break point , while Leygue / Moya obtained eight, for four converts .
After a controlled first round 6/1 The Frenchman and the Spaniard dominated the second set. 6/3 .
A complete match for the 5th seed, who were never really in danger.
Lamperti's latest Paris Major ended in the qualifying rounds.
This meeting also had a special significance for Miguel Lamperti At 47 years old, and with his professional career set to end at the end of the season, the Argentinian was playing his latest Paris Major .
His adventure at Roland-Garros therefore ends in the first round of qualifying, against the French number 2.
A great opportunity to join the main draw
Leygue / Moya are now only at a victory in the main draw .
In the final round of qualifying, they will meet Manuel Aragón / Albert Roglan Pons , authors of the big upset of this first round. The Spanish have overturned the 3rd seed Marcos González / Martin Abud , 6/7 7/5 6/3 .
On paper, it's Leygue/Moya will start as favorites After such a convincing start, a great opportunity presents itself for Thomas Leygue: to secure his place in the main draw and continue his Paris Major at home .
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