Rods on his possible entry into the ATP Top 100: “I’m not that far off, but I’m not pressuring myself with that either”

Despite not having his best presentation, Juan Pablo Varillas beat Argentine Santiago Rodríguez this Thursday and reached the quarterfinals of the Buenos Aires Challenger. The national tennis player finished more satisfied “for the result“That due to his performance, he declared once the meeting was over.

“I think that most of the game I didn’t play that well, I was a bit passive and nervous, but at the end of each set I served better and I was able to take that aggressiveness that I like to take on the court, to propose myself. I leave with good feelings“, He said in an interview for the official account of the” DOVE MEN + CARE Challenger Buenos Aires “, where he beat his rival on duty 6-4 and 6-2.

“The beginning of each set was difficult for me but little by little I loosen up more and I felt much more comfortable”Added our first racket.

Entering the top 100 in the world is not a priority, he also pointed out the highest ranked Peruvian tennis player in the ATP.

“The truth is that I am not aware of that, I know that this year is more difficult than other years because of this ranking, but I am going game by game, tournament by tournament, calmly. I know I’m not that far, but I’m not pushing myself with that either”, He sentenced from the Argentine capital.

After beating Rodríguez, the current 129th place in the ATP, wait to meet his next rival, who will come out of the winner of the home match between Sebastián Báez and Juan Ignacio Londero.