Brazil makes history at youth Roland Garros and secures place in the final

The Brazilian presence is guaranteed in the youth Roland Garros decision. Luis Guto Miguel and Leonardo Storck Franca won this Thursday (4), in the quarterfinals, and advanced in the tournament in Paris, France.

Luis Guto Miguel (4th) beat Austrian Thilo Behrmann (7th) by 2 sets to 1, with splits of 6/4, 1/6 and 6/3, in the quarterfinals, in 1h49.

Throughout the campaign, he beat Japanese Hyu Kawanishi (25th), Ryan Cozad (33rd), from the United States, and Nicolas Baena (18th), from Peru.

Leonardo Storck França (56th) overcame North American Jack Kennedy (11th) in the quarter-finals: 6/3 and 7/6 in 1h44.

From the first stage, the Brazilian beat Frenchman Pablo Pradat (228th), Yannik Alvarez (13th), from Puerto Rico, and Zangar Nurlanuly (8th), from Kazakhstan.

The other semifinal will feature two tennis players from the United States: Keaton Hance (6th), 18 years old, and Michael Antonius (14th), 17 years old.

In the women's category, it is also worth highlighting the presence of Brazilian Victoria Barros in the semifinal after triumphing over South Korean Ha Eum Lee. Now, Brazil's tennis jewel will face Chinese Xinran Sun.

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Source: CNN