Llamas and Moro, the two Spaniards who are one match away from entering the Wimbledon 2026 main draw

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Spanish tennis is just one step away from having two more players in the final draw of Wimbledon 2026. In a previous phase so tight and competitive of three rounds, Pablo Llamas and Alejandro Moro are just one match away from the long-awaited advancement. The Andalusian defeated Dan Added in his first match, and then his compatriot Pol Martín Tiffon in the second match with a score of 6-4, 6-2, after 1 hour and 7 minutes of play. He will now face Tristan Boyer, while the Madrid native won his debut match against the number one seed, Fran Comesaña, and today against Harold Mayot with a score of 6-3, 7-6(3), after 1 hour and 49 minutes. His last opponent in the qualifying rounds will be Soon Woo Kwon.

If they both secure victory, it would be Llamas' first appearance and Moro's second. The former, playing in London for the third time, lost in the first round last year and was eliminated in the second round of the qualifying phase in 2023. As for the latter, Moro passed the qualifying stages in 2024, defeating Joao Fonseca, Matteo Gigante, and Damir Dzumhur, but then fell to Jacob Fearnley in the main draw.

Pablo Llamas and Alejandro Moro would join six Spanish players in the Wimbledon final draw

If they make it to the main draw, they will join Alejandro Davidovich, Rafa Jódar (although his participation is still unconfirmed), Jaume Munar, Martín Landaluce, Pablo Carreño, and Dani Mérida, making the Spanish Armada boast eight swords for the third Grand Slam of the year. However, it is worth noting the exits in the qualifying round of the aforementioned Pol Martín Tiffon, defeated by Llamas; Roberto Carballés Baena, eliminated by MacKenzie McDonald; Pedro Martínez, defeated by Otto Virtanen; and Nikolás Sánchez Izquierdo, beaten by Soon Woo Kwon.

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