Tiago Pereira 'Very Happy' Despite Defeat in Estoril Open Main Draw Debut

Published Jul 22, 02:55 AM UTC

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Portuguese tennis player Tiago Pereira, ranked 371st in the world, made his main draw debut at the Estoril Open but was defeated by Peruvian Gonzalo Bueno (ranked 180th). Despite the loss, Pereira expressed being 'very happy' with his performance, noting that the match 'went his way' in terms of effort and experience. The article highlights Pereira's positive outlook on his debut at the tournament, which is part of the ATP Tour. The report also includes brief mentions of other Estoril Open matches, including Jaime Faria's second-round qualification and Stan Wawrinka's emotional farewell on clay.

Source report

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Tiago Pereira "Very Happy" Despite Defeat in His Main Draw Debut at the Estoril Open: "It Went His Way"

Portuguese tennis player Tiago Pereira (ranked 371st in the world) was overcome by Peruvian Gonzalo Bueno (ranked 180th). Despite the loss, Pereira expressed satisfaction with his performance, stating, "It went his way."

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Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev appears as the top seed for the tournament. Speaking ahead of his campaign, Rublev said, "I feel very good, just a little tired."

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Original headline: <![CDATA[ Tiago Pereira "muito feliz" apesar da derrota na estreia no quadro principal do Estoril Open: «Caiu para o lado dele» ]]>

Original language: PT-PT

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