Rio Open: Three Spanish players, including two seed, suffer from failure

|Rio Open: Three Spanish players, including two seed, suffer from failure.

Rio de Janeiro: (Daily World news) Spain's three players, including two seeded players, failed in the opening round of the Rio Open in Brazil.

Media reports say the number seven seed Albert Ramos Vinolas was replaced by compatriot Carlos Alcaraz Garcia while the number nine seed Fernando Verdasco was given to compatriots Pablo Andojar and Alejandro Davidovich Fukina by Thiago Seibuth Wild of Brazil and Parija Thomac of Thomales. And Federico Correa, Spain, and Pedro Martینnez Porteiro of Spain were eliminated in the second round by defeating the rival Christian Guardian of Chile.

The number five seed in the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships in the United Arab Emirates was eliminated in the preliminary round by Sofia Cannon of the United States, which was restored by Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina, while No. 4 seed Swiss player Blanda Ben Chuch was crowned Russian Anastasia. Pavly Chinqua relinquished the event, but Arena Sabalinka of No. 7 seed Belarus, Annette Kontavit of Estonia, No. 8 seed Petra Martic of Croatia and Veronica Kodermatova of Russia crossed first.

The opening round of the Delaware Beach Open in the US city of Florida made the nightmare worse with the set-up defeat for Taylor Fritz, No. 5 seed Australia's John Milman and No. 7 seed France's Adrian Mannarino, but the number two seed Canada. K Mileus Ronak, Steve Johnson and Frances Tiafo of the US and Mayor Kesmanovich of Serbia advanced to the second round.