Davidovich says goodbye to Queen's after falling to Paul in the quarterfinals

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Alejandro Davidovich's dream at the ATP 500 Queen's ended this Friday in the quarterfinals. The Malaga tennis player could not overcome the American Tommy Paul, who once again prevailed in a match marked by equality and strong serving. The final score was 6-3 and 7-6(4) in favor of the North American, who continues to prove to be one of the most uncomfortable opponents for the Spaniard.

Davidovich arrived at the prestigious London tournament with good sensations after reaching the quarterfinals by defeating the Frenchman Corentin Moutet. Furthermore, the draw had opened considerably after several unexpected eliminations, fueling hopes that the Andalusian could fight for his first ATP title. However, once again, he faced an opponent who seems to have his number.

Paul's victory extends his direct confrontations balance to 6-0 against both players. The American has won all the matches he has played against Davidovich and has an impressive streak of sets won against the Spaniard.

The match was decided in crucial moments. Paul took advantage of the break opportunities he had in the first set, while Davidovich failed to convert his only break point. In the second set, much more balanced, both held their serves until the tiebreak, where the American showed more decisiveness to close the match after an hour and a half of play.

Davidovich, improving throughout this grass court swing

With this defeat, Davidovich ends his participation in Queen's, leaving, nevertheless, positive signs for Wimbledon. The Spaniard continues to establish himself among the best players in the circuit and will aim to transfer his good level on grass to the London Grand Slam, where he will try to take a step forward and leave behind another disappointment against his particular nemesis.

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