Nagal doesn’t stop anymore – Already this week number 77 in the world, Sumit Nagal is certain that he will leave Perugia with a new best ranking. The Indian tennis player defeated Maks Kasnikowski to reach the semi-finals at the Challenger in Perugia. Victory with a score of 6-4 7-5 against the Polish player born in 2003, a surprise of the tournament with his successes over Maestrelli and Coric. “Maks and I are friends, we talk about tennis very often and so I knew it wouldn’t be easy – the words of the sixth seed -. It was very windy and the ball bounced a lot, the conditions put us to the test and I’m happy we managed to manage them. I’m having a great time in Perugia, the event is well organized and there is a large audience, a factor that characterizes the Italian Challengers. The food as usual is fantastic. I’m always happy to play in this country.” At 26, Nagal’s destiny changed with the second round of the Australian Open reached at the beginning of the season. From there new motivation and a crucial economic supply: “That result was important for me, then in general I feel good physically and this finally allows me to choose which tournaments to play and to do it to the best of my ability.” At the Perugia Tennis Club, Bernabè Zapata Miralles also has more than one reason to smile, having returned to defeat a Top 100 player. At the hands of the Iberian, Laslo Djere, number 46 in the world and champion of the 2017 edition of the Internazionali Città di Perugia, exits the scene.
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