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Rafa Jódar eliminated by Flavio Cobolli in Cincinnati round of 16

Spanish tennis player Jódar is knocked out by Italian Cobolli after a closely contested match in Cincinnati.

Archive photo: Rafa Jódar eliminated by Flavio Cobolli in Cincinnati round of 16
Archive photoPhoto: DarDarCH · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Rafa Jódar was eliminated in the round of 16 of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 after losing to Flavio Cobolli with a score of 6-4, 6-7 (3-6), and 3-6. Jódar, who started the match with a win in the first set, failed to maintain his lead throughout the contest.

In the first set, Jódar performed well and managed to overcome Cobolli. However, the situation began to change with the second set, where the Italian brought the match to a tiebreak that ended in his favor.

The match was competitive, with Jódar initially leading, but Cobolli overcame the difficulties he faced. By winning the second set, the Italian gained momentum in the third set and concluded the match in his favor.

Archive photo: Rafa Jódar eliminated by Flavio Cobolli in Cincinnati round of 16
Archive photoPhoto: stefano6664 · Flickr · BY-SA

This victory allows Cobolli to advance to the quarterfinals of the tournament, where he will face the winner of the match between Sascha Zverev and Tommy Paul. Cobolli's performance was highlighted by several media outlets, noting his ability to recover during the match.

For his part, Jódar was unable to capitalize on the opportunities presented to him, leading to his elimination from the tournament. Reports indicate that, despite a strong start, fatigue became evident in the later stages of the match.

Jódar's elimination in Cincinnati brings an end to his participation in this significant tournament, where there were expectations for him to advance beyond the round of 16. With his exit, the young Spaniard will prepare for his upcoming commitments in the season.

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