Del Potro against Bautista Agut at the Oakland Final

US Open 2009 Champion Juan Martin Del Potro qualifies in the final of the Oakland tournament. The Argentinian placed under No. 2 beat the semi-finals of Spanish veteran David Ferrer with 6:4, 6:4. Del Potro made a break in the first game, but in the middle of the first set, Ferrer put him back in 3:3. Del Potro broke again immediately after that and led with 5:3, then closed the part in the tenth game. In the first eight games of the second set there were no breakthroughs, after which Del Potro won the 35-year-old Spaniard and led 5:4. With a game of 30 then the Argentine put a point of dispute. Del Potro will argue for the trophy with another Spaniard - Roberto Bautista Agut. He won a three-tiered match analyzed by record of football picks against Hollande Robin Haase - 6:7 (7), 7:6 (3), 7:6 (5). In the first set, Bautista Agut led 3:0, but in the seventh game the Dutchman returned the breakthrough and came to a tiebreak in which Haase had three consecutive matches at 6:3, but with two consecutive mini-breaks, Bautista Agut managed to level up first, and then winning a setball at 7:6. Haase, however, fought for 9:7. In the middle of the second set, the two tennis players exchanged a breakthrough, and in the tie-up, Bautista Agut did not leave the chances of his opponent, leading 6:1. In the third, the Spaniard led 4:1, the Dutchman leveled for 4:4, and in the Taipei Bautista Agut broke ahead in the result - 4:1 and 6:3, which proved decisive.