Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application  Anna graduated from Two Towers High School in 2005 Anna worked in various manufacturing jobs and retired from Auto Liv in Brigham after 22 years of service  Anna loved celebrating the holidays with her family cooking for them and going to movies with them and she loved spending time with her grandchildren She loved going on the Wendover trip with the Lujan and Chavez families and friends She enjoyed supporting her San Francisco 49ers and the L.A Fourteen grandchildren and many great grand- children Sandra Chavez-Houck and Todd Houck-- Todd was her special Bro  Anna was preceded in death by her Parents A special thanks to Rudy and Jeannette Nickerson for their support  Funeral services will be held Friday December 13 at Lindquist’s Memorial Park at Layton Family and friends may visit Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m ORDER VIDEOS Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors User login the company led by the dancer and choreographer will present a show  inspired by the album Hodierno by David Lagos on 7 and 8 March at the  Centro Danza Matadero - CDM - Nave 11 offering an extravagant flamenco fantasy with a critical and nostalgic outlook which celebrates what makes us proud and questions what makes us uncomfortable.  Is presented to the public as a reflection on Spanish idiosyncracy a combination of tradition and the avant-garde that encourages the exploration of more complex and controversial aspects of Spanish culture.  From the construction of identity and historic memory to clichés that surround the image of Spain David Coria is a flamenco dancer who studied at the Professional Dance Conservatory in the capital of Andalusia He started his professional career in 1998 with the Andalusian Dance Company’s Flamenco Workshop and a year later going on to enrol in the Aída Gómez Company Venue: Centro Danza Matadero (CDM) - Nave 11 Approximate Duration:  1 hour and 25 minutes cutting-edge plays and gravity-defying circus acts to the staging of operatic masterpieces and Spanish operettas, Madrid has something for all tastes A space dedicated to all styles of dance located in Matadero Madrid Take a peek at our selection of the most important events taking place in Madrid and start planning your next visit The city’s new official sightseeing and tourist travel pass Our online store (in Spanish) sells artisan souvenirs Twenty-three years after a doping case in which he was proven innocent Argentine Guillermo Coria sees what is happening with Italian Jannik Sinner and regrets: he would have liked to have received the same treatment ‘I feel I didn’t get the same treatment as him,’ Coria current captain of the Argentine Davis Cup team who was ranked number three in the world in 2004 tested positive for nandrolone in an April 2001 test The nandrolone entered his system through a contaminated vitamin supplement Coria sued Universal Nutrition for ten million dollars ‘Good luck to you,’ the judge told Coria at that hearing in 2007 at the New Brunswick courthouse in the US state of New Jersey then I came back with hatred,’ Coria would say years later on Argentine television a prestigious Italian journalist had given him a malicious nickname: Nandrolino ‘I spent my savings to bring a team of psychologists from Spain to treat me and show my personality I also hired a lie detector in the United States I had a genetic study that showed through my hair what you consumed my mind was already made up,’ he added but for the moment a different path: the Italian was recognised that he had no desire to dope and was allowed to continue playing Coria was also found to have doped accidentally but the Argentine was banned for two years although the ATP later reduced the period to seven months who twice tested positive for the anabolic drug clostebol although the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) recently appealed that decision and is seeking a sanction After dropping to the 198th position in the world ranking  He would come close to the Roland Garros title in the remembered 2004 definition with Gaston Gaudio and play a remarkable final of the Italian Open with Rafael Nadal in 2005 but the toll he paid for that sanction was very hard ‘It was a difficult period for me and I gave it closure because I didn’t have a good time,’ Coria told CLAY As captain of the Argentine Davis Cup team Coria will lead his players on November 21st in Malaga for the quarter-finals ‘The only thing I ask is that the treatment be equal for everyone,’ concluded Coria who at 42 is married to his long-time partner Carla and has two children Radhika This article fails to provide any context about the circumstances of Coria’s positive drug test and why the facts of this case are distinguishable from the Sinner case. It simply repeats Coria’s views without any further analysis. In early 2001, Coria, then 19, started taking multivitamins made by Universal, and in April of that year provided a urine sample which tested positive for nandrolone, a banned steroid. He was initially suspended for two years but it was reduced to seven months after an independent laboratory determined that the multivitamin was contaminated with nandrolone and other steroids. Thus, Coria, like Halep, consumed a substance, unlike Sinner who was unaware of the substance that was on his trainer’s hand before he was massaged. It also took time to identify the source of the contamination – which required much more testing to isolate and identified as compared to the ready identification of the source of Sinner’s contamination. The WADA appeal in Sinner’s case will test the boundaries of what constitutes reasonable care by an athlete in circumstances involving members of a player’s staff who were responsible for the positive drug test in Sinner’s case. The Independent tribunal found that he had taken reasonable steps to ensure his staff were cognisant of anti-doping protocol. WADA is testing that. The question of Sinner’s responsibility in this case is what CAS will determine. Players often say there needs to be consistent treatment and misinterpret a different outcome as being the result of inconsistent treatment when in truth the law has been applied consistently to a different set of facts. This happens in any legal system where the law and principles are consistently applied but where a different set of facts results in a different outcome. This website may contain adult language. TM & © 2025 BoxingScene.All Rights Reserved. This website may contain adult language TM & © 2025 BoxingScene.All Rights Reserved Joao Fonseca opened in Buenos Aires with an easy win over Tomas Martin Etcheverry and will face another Argentine Holger Rune will kick off his campaign against Mariano Navone.Joao Fonseca vs (LL) Federico CoriaFonseca has the Rio de Janeiro ATP 500 in front of the home crowd coming up next week but he does not appear to be looking ahead past the Argentina Open The 18-year-old Brazilian erased Tomas Martin Etcheverry 6-3 improving to 14-2 in his last 16 matches dating back to his December triumph at the NextGen ATP Finals Up next for Fonseca on Thursday is a second-round matchup with Coria who required a lucky-loser spot in the main draw The 32-year-old Argentine got clobbered by Laslo Djere 6-2 6-4 in the final round of qualifying but got a new lease on life in Buenos Aires when Jaume Munar withdrew Coria capitalized on the opportunity by defeating Hugo Gaston in straight sets on Wednesday but Fonseca is obviously a huge step up in competition level 115 had not won an ATP-level match since last April to beating Gaston .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.ays-minimal-theme .apm-choosing label.ays_enable_hover:hover{ background-color: #077f0b !important; color: #077c0f !important; border-color: #077c0f !important; font-weight: initial !important; margin:3px 0 !important; } .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.ays-minimal-theme .apm-choosing input[type=radio]:checked + label * .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.ays-minimal-theme .apm-choosing input[type=checkbox]:checked + label * .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7:not(.ays-minimal-theme).choosing-poll input[type='checkbox']:checked + label .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.choosing-poll label.ays_enable_hover:hover { background-color: #077f0b !important; color: #FBFEF9; } .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7:not(.ays-minimal-theme).choosing-poll input[type='checkbox']{ display: none; } .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.choosing-poll input[type=radio]:checked + label * .ays-poll-id-6819c71bb54a7.choosing-poll input[type=checkbox]:checked + label * }; var hoverCss = { background: '#077c0f' }; 0WWW: Fonseca vs Fonseca in 2 Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" The Grandstand gets you up close and personal with the ATP Tour Just like the Grandstand on the grounds of any tournament this site aims to be the best seat in the house *Interested in writing for The Grandstand in 2025 Contact Ricky Dimon at ridimon@gmail.com.* or links inserted into already existing articles Copyright © 2025 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes Who do you think will advance to the next stage of ATP Santiago Main Photo Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports The WTA Italian Open has begun play. Last Word On Sports is back with more action in our best bets column. Do you like our It promises to be an exciting opening day of WTA Rome action. Ten matches are scheduled in total, and four of them are predicted in ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Diallo – Giron: Time TBA H2H: first meeting Gabriel Diallo has won four of his last five matches. Last week It was never a case of him fearing the former champion, but he had too much respect for him. They had been friendly for years. For 10 rounds, or however long the fight at 130lbs lasts, Coria will put their friendship on hold. “I'm not underestimating him. Tonight, everything changes. There’s no friend relationship. We’re just going to work. We’re just two athletes going to work. That’s it,” Coria says. Coria is 26 now. ProBox TV’s Chris Algieri calls him the best 15-7 fighter in the world and he’s pushed numerous future champions and contenders, including Adam Lopez, Robson Conceicao, and Enrique Vivas all the way. He’s also coming off two losses in the last two years. “I’ve been out for a little bit, but hopefully it’s the same Luis, the same aggressive, but yet smart, pressure fighter,” Coria said. Coria believes a victory over Magdaleno could be the one to catapult him back into big fights and significant opportunities. He concedes he might not be seen as the favorite, but plenty believe he represents a potential banana skin for the veteran Magdaleno. Coria admits that past defeats have “beaten him down” but he still has the enthusiasm and ambition for the sport that means he answers all questions of his career with a smile. It is almost unfortunate that Coria, in order to finally break that barrier, has to go through a friend and he is hoping that tonight in San Bernadino on ProBox TV, he breaks through his glass ceiling. “I’m just trying to make something before my time’s up,” he said. “And I hope that time isn’t now, because just like some of us that have been in the ring, not many of us get the opportunity, and there’s always that time that's like, man, is it even worth it anymore?” Magdaleno, for his part, said he is no gatekeeper and he is prepared to stand his ground. And while he is 33, Magdaleno says he is as good as ever and that is certainly the fighter Coria has prepared to face. Chile — Clay or hard courts for the Golden Swing The debate over which surface the tournaments in South America should be played on in February continues and Argentine Federico Coria laid out the reality with his opinion at the Chile Open: “For me and the crowd would just have to put up with watching South Americans play on hard courts” “South America doesn’t have the financial backing that the other tournaments in these weeks have,” added the world No Una publicación compartida de CLAY (@claymagazine_) In an interview with CLAY they are working to push for a surface change they aim to attract stars who choose not to compete in the South American swing because of the clay The three weeks of clay court tennis are squeezed between the hard courts of the Australian Open in January and the fast courts of Indian Wells and Miami in March Buenos Aires is not interested in leaving clay behind We’re proposing to the ATP to change the surface to make it easier for us to attract players and open many doors although that doesn’t guarantee big stars will come,” Fillol explained Una publicación compartida de La Arenga del Abuelo (@arengadelabuelo) who reached two ATP finals (Gstaad 2021 and Córdoba 2023) and won six Challenger titles proposed an idea: “The Santiago tournament should be held in the first week of the swing so players don’t arrive so tired.” The week following the first Grand Slam of the year, the Davis Cup is held in multiple locations around the world. The following week, this year the Rosario Challenger took place in Argentina as preparation for the ATP 250 in Buenos Aires. Until 2024, the ATP 250 in Córdoba was held during that period. Una publicación compartida de CLAY (@claymagazine_) “They could consider the possibility of playing the week where Córdoba used to be and then those with a good ranking could also have the chance to play in Acapulco Nico Jarry could finish in Rio and head to Acapulco,” the Argentine suggested Before the current edition of the Chilean tournament began made a blunt statement: “This is the worst week for a tournament all year there are two 500s before a Masters 1000 on hard courts There’s no reason to come here unless you’re Chilean or South American.” Federico Coria got past Alejandro Tabilo in three sets on Thursday in Santiago Coria will face fellow Argentine Camilo Ugo Carabelli in the next round Argentine Federico Coria defeated Chilean Alejandro Tabilo 6-3 to reach the quarter-finals of the Chile Open at the Club Universidad Católica de San Carlos de Apoquindo in Santiago de Chile on Thursday night will next meet Argentine Camilo Ugo Carabelli next In the previous round of the Santiago tournament Coria beat Chilean wild card Tomas Barrios Vera (6-1 Website#d1d1ed13263d699214110dc3{display:none} News that hit the tennis world like a cold shower Fede Coria announced through his social media that he will temporarily stop uploading vlogs on YouTube: "An amazing year of vlogs comes to an end where Mojarrismo was born: a loyal community that supported us from the beginning The little fish will return once some things I need fall into place to provide you with joyful content without losing its essence An amazing year of vlogs comes to an end, where Mojarrismo was born: a loyal community that supported us from the beginning.Tournaments will start to repeat, and I think it's best to pause. 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You can read the original news, Fede Coria anuncia el final momentáneo de sus vlogs en YouTube Mariano Navone has won three of his last five matches Navone won the opening-round match against Shevchenko in straight sets He offered no breakpoints and was dominant from the start until the end Damir Dzumhur has lost three of his last five matches he lost in the second round against Ugo Carabelli in straight sets He won the opening-round match against Moutet in three tight sets Damir served well and saved both breakpoints where he failed to qualify for the main draw tournament Dzumhur is the big underdog in this matchup Damir plays his best tennis against players like Navone This will be an exhausting match for both players We believe Damir will keep this match tight Dzumhur covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Damir Dzumhur +4.5 games handicap @1.91 @bet365 Federico Coria has lost three of his last five matches Coria failed to qualify for the main draw tournament Federico demolished Barrios Vera in the opening round He lost only one game and was dominant throughout the whole match Federico lost in the second round against Jarry in straight sets He has never made it past the second round in Santiago Alejandro Tabilo has lost six straight matches His last win happened last season in Paris Alejandro has been winless for over four months Alejandro is the second seed this week in Santiago He lost in the final against Baez in three tight sets Tabilo is in terrible form and has lost every match this season he played in two clay court tournaments and lost in the opening round Coria dominated this week in the opening-round match against Barrios Vera Value bet/ the best odds: Federico Coria winning @2.30 @bet365 Main Photo Credit: Jonathan Hui-USA TODAY Sports Last Word On Sports is back with more action in our best bets column It promises to be an exciting opening day of WTA Rome action ATP Masters 1000 Rome 1/64-Finals Diallo – Giron: Time TBA H2H: first meeting Gabriel Diallo has won four of his last five matches Camilo Ugo Carabelli coasted past Federico Coria on Friday in Santiago Ugo Carabelli will meet either Sebastian Baez or Damir Dzumhur in the last four Camilo Ugo Carabelli defeated Federico Coria 6-4 6-3 to advance to semi-finals of the Chile Open at the Club Universidad Católica de San Carlos de Apoquindo in Santiago de Chile on Friday evening will next face the winner of a match between Bosnian Damir Dzumhur and Argentinian Sebastian Baez the Argentine edged out Chilean Nicolas Jarry 7-6 (9)) and Brazilian Thiago Monteiro (4-6 advanced to the last eight by beating Chilean wild card Tomas Barrios Vera (6-1 Website#c3bdb6137e410d3b6f28bdb3{display:none} Alejandro Tabilo at the 2025 Movistar Chile Open: Live Stream TV ChannelData SkriveIn the Round of 16 at the Movistar Chile Open on Thursday 6-0 on Tuesday in the Round of 32 in his most recent match Tabilo lost his most recent match on February 17 2025 in the Round of 32 at the Rio Open presented by Claro to Chun Hsin Tseng 2-6 Watch Tennis Channel on Fubo! Coria vs. Tabilo futures oddsTennis odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 3:56 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub Diego Forlan will make his professional tennis debut this November at the age of 45 Forlan will partner with Argentine Federico Coria in the men’s doubles at the Uruguay Open in Forlan’s home city of Montevideo with Forlan’s presence confirmed by the organizers in a social media post The Uruguay Open is an ATP Challenger Tour event but Coria has been ranked as high as world No Forlan has played on the International Tennis Federation (ITF) senior tour since his retirement from football in 2018 In August, he told The Athletic that resuming the sport he played as a child had helped him recapture the adrenalin rush he felt on the football pitch: “Everyone says that when you retire from football you are not going to have anything compared to it but it has taken me to a place that I get that adrenaline.” A post shared by Tenistas Sin Saque (@tenistassinsaque) uses an aggressive baseline style of play in singles tournaments He plays regularly at the Carrasco Lawn Tennis Club in Montevideo and hosted the Uruguay Davis Cup ties that Forlan would watch as a child alongside matches between his idols Forlan played for Manchester United between 2002 and 2004 eventually winning over fans after a barren run of 27 appearances without a goal following his transfer from Argentine club Independiente Spells at Atletico Madrid and Villarreal followed, in which he won the Pichichi Trophy for the top goalscorer in a La Liga season at both clubs He also ranks third in Uruguay’s all-time top scorer rankings The striker helped his side finish fourth in the 2010 World Cup where he won the Golden Ball with five goals in seven games Forlan explained to The Athletic how his decision to play tennis overcomes his reputation as a footballer ‘This guy has played since he was a kid because the technique is more of a tennis player But it looks like he played tennis his whole life’ but if you see me play nowadays you will see a tennis player He’ll face the winner of the match between Argentinian Tomas Martin Etcheverry and Brazilian Joao Fonseca in the next round Argentinian lucky loser Federico Coria defeated Frenchman Hugo Gaston 6-3, 6-2 to move into the second round of the Argentina Open at the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club on Wednesday evening will face the winner of the match between Argentinian Tomas Martin Etcheverry other first-round results (Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club Website#dd1a2fe1de2dce7e013e7531{display:none} Federico Coria at the 2025 Movistar Chile Open: Live Stream TV ChannelData SkriveIn the Movistar Chile Open quarterfinals on Friday Ugo Carabelli enters the quarterfinals after winning in three sets over Thiago Monteiro on Thursday in the Round of 16 Coria is coming off a three-set win in his most recent match on Thursday in the Round of 16 over Alejandro Tabilo (7-6 Tennis odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. 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Buenos Aires we explore some of the best stays in the magical village of Luján de Cuyo When choosing where to stay during your trip to Mendoza the answers may vary depending on how you want to spend your available days The city of Mendoza offers a wide range of possibilities to enjoy cozy cafés and tours you can plan according to your curiosity known as the "Land of Malbec," offers spots that will make your stay a memorable experience Chacras de Coria is a great spot to stay in Mendoza all year roundJust 15 minutes from the city this district of Luján de Cuyo boasts boutique hotels and inns where you can enjoy its small urban center and the proximity to wineries open to tourism Nestled in the northern oasis of the province "Chacras" stands out for its tree-lined streets and old mansions alongside a must-visit gastronomic hub and other fascinating points of interest let’s explore eight options to discover Lares de ChacrasHarmony and simplicity coexist in a natural and healthy environment. This boutique hotel has 11 rooms and guarantees guests an intimate atmosphere. Lares de Chacras features a wine cellar with a reading room a restaurant with “homestyle cooking,” and a multipurpose room (SUM) as well as a pool and jacuzzi in the hotel’s garden Comprehensive advice is also available to visit restaurants or organize special activities with private transportation According to Tripadvisor's Travellers Choice Awards the hotel ranked 3rd in South America’s Small & Boutique category in 2024 based on real traveler reviews and a perfect 5.0 score Insider tip: It’s one of 8 accommodations in Mendoza recommended by the Michelin Guide for its extraordinary style Where: Larrea 1266 La MaríaOne of the newest boutique hotels in Chacras, La María blends nature and comfort It offers 7 luxurious and well-equipped suites inspired by world literature figures such as Jorge Luis Borges with private spaces ranging from 63 to 100 m² and a soon-to-open multipurpose room designed for holistic activities The hotel's "fire corner" offers a memorable gastronomic experience Insider tip: The rooms at La María have private spas and pools as well as fireplaces and workspaces in each suite Where: Darragueira 1551 Casa GlebiniasAt Casa Glebinias the main house includes the common areas and is separate from the lodgings an open kitchen with an à la carte restaurant The 7,000 m² park and pool offer a backdrop of the Andes Mountains creating an atmosphere designed for enjoying every space Tourist information is available for guests Insider tip: This garden hotel practices sustainability and circular economy and has been awarded multiple times by Tripadvisor travelers Where: Medrano 2272 SB Winemaker´s HouseThis luxury boutique hotel belongs to renowned winemaker Susana Balbo and her daughter, Ana Lovaglio Balbo. SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites focuses on wine You may also be interested in: What to do in Mendoza during Spring-Summer SB has a main area connected to seven glass-walled spa suites via a garden with aromatic pathways Insider tip: The suites range from 693 to 784 m² You can enjoy wine experiences and taste selections curated by an expert winemaker Where: Viamonte 5022 Finca AdalgisaFinca Adalgisa is perfect for those who want to stay on a charming estate located in an old Malbec vineyard with over 100 years of history with a beautiful garden featuring cozy nooks for reading There’s a delightful pool and a shaded area ideal for the coming months as well as a small winery offering tastings Breakfasts feature eggs from the estate’s chickens and homemade jams to pair with a good cup of coffee or tea Insider tip: Take a cooking class with chef Cristina Brino sample the estate’s own Arauco olive oil and Finca Adalgisa Malbec Where: Pueyrredón 2222 Posada El EncuentroThis is the place if you’re looking for a quiet, family-friendly, smoke-free option with designated smoking areas. Posada El Encuentro has 7 double rooms and 4 shared apartments equipped with a coffee maker and laundry are available for an extra fee Insider tip: The rustic yet elegant architecture defines the identity of this small boutique hotel Where: Capitán Candelaria 5413 Casa de CoriaA colonial-style hotel with 120 years of history that time has transformed into an inn. Casa de Coria is a cozy boutique bed & breakfast with six double suites and charming architecture The house is made of adobe and has three common areas: a barbecue area all open at any time for guests to use at their leisure This small hotel offers an intimate and relaxing environment surrounded by century-old trees The rooms are named after grape varieties and come in different sizes Insider tip: It’s located just a few meters from the main square and church Where: Justicia 28 Casa La GaleanaThis eco boutique hotel and spa offers 9 rooms scattered across a large garden, surrounded by floral and fruit trees. This is the place for those seeking privacy, tranquility, and connection with nature. Casa La Galeana has its own spa a wellness center offering holistic therapies that make a difference the hotel’s concept is eco-sustainable Insider tip: The hotel uses techniques typical of ecological and regenerative tourism to reduce its carbon footprint Where: Viamonte 4134 Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! About us Contact us Former Uruguay striker Diego Forlan swung and missed on court alongside Argentina's Federico Coria as his tennis doubles debut ended in defeat 6-2 to Bolivia's Boris Arias and Federico Zeballos at the Uruguay Open on Wednesday The 45-year-old Forlan buckled under the pressure as the duo were outplayed by the dynamic Bolivian pair managing just 27 points in the 47-minute match It was a stark contrast to the roaring applause from the sell-out crowd at the Carrasco Lawn Tennis Club who were hoping to see the same magic that Forlan once produced on the soccer pitch I knew that the possibility of it being a difficult game for us was very high I played an exhibition in 2017 and 2018 and I didn't have the experience of today," an upbeat Forlan told a post-match news conference Forlan and Coria were granted wild-card entries to play doubles in the tournament Forlan enjoyed a brilliant soccer career with Uruguay including a heroic run to the semifinals of the 2010 World Cup Inter Milan and Manchester United player turned his attention to tennis after hanging up his boots in 2018 Forlan has competed in several over-40 tournaments in Montevideo also standing out at the MT1000 in Lima on the ITF World Tennis Masters Tour it seems his transition from soccer star to tennis novice will require a few more practice sets The Challenger Tour event runs in Montevideo until Nov 17 Joao Fonseca has won three of his last five matches Fonseca won the Challenger title in Canberra in his season-opening tournament without losing a set Fonseca qualified for the main draw tournament in Melbourne without losing a single set he was stopped in the second main draw round against Sonego It is his first appearance in Buenos Aires Joao won against Etcheverry in straight sets Federico Coria has won three of his last five matches Federico failed to qualify for the main draw tournament losing against Djere in the final qualifying round Coria entered the main draw tournament as a lucky loser Coria won against Gaston in straight sets in the opening main draw round Coria reached the semifinals last year in Buenos Aires losing against Diaz Acosta in straight sets Coria is a clay-court specialist who played in Buenos Aires for six consecutive years We expect a tight match with a possible three sets Coria covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Federico Coria +4.5 games handicap @2.00 @bet365 Pablo Martinez has won four of his last five matches Pablo won the opening round match against Dzumhur in three tight sets Pablo adapted to the surface and turned the match around He trailed 2-4 in the deciding set and even saved a match point His last appearance here was in 2023 when he lost in the opening round against Zapata Miralles in three sets Diego Schwartzman has won three of his last five matches He retires this week at the Argentina Open in his hometown of Buenos Aires losing against Ugo Carabelli in the opening round considering he has not played competitive matches since the US Open 2024 The former top-10 player had a great career and always fought until the end Schwartzman is the big underdog in this matchup Pablo played in Rotterdam on indoor hard courts last week and needs time to adapt to the surface which we saw in his opening match against Dzumhur Diego will give his best since it is his last career tournament and he will have a packed crowd on his side Schwartzman covering the games handicap is a value bet Value bet/ the best odds: Diego Schwartzman +3.5 games handicap @2.00 @bet365 Main Photo Credit: Susan Mullane-USA TODAY Sports It was clear that the relationship between Horacio Zeballos Coria did not select his compatriot to compete in the Olympic Games in Paris nor put him on the initial list to compete with Argentina in the Davis Cup A marginalization that few understood and was a result of their poor relationship Coria ended up calling Zeballos to inquire about his availability at this moment my relationship with him is not good Each of us thinks differently and has our reasons there is pressure one feels in the Davis Cup having to live a week with the team under his guidance and not being able to be in sync since we think completely differently wouldn't benefit either the team or me I have to prioritize being well and adding value so I couldn't do that in such a competition I prefer to step aside and stay with my family I wish the guys the best," he told La Voz Del Estadio https://x.com/LVDEMDQ/status/1825577658471600551 This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Zeballos rechaza la propuesta de Coria para jugar la Copa Davis: "Nuestra relación no es buena" We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy The former world number 3 denounces the difference in the Italian's case: "All I ask is that the treatment be equal for everyone" Despite there still being some unknowns to resolve in this recent doping case in which Jannik Sinner is involved some aspects of the investigation have come to light in addition to the resolution by the ITIA that allows (and has allowed during the past few months) the current world number one to keep playing Other organizations are continuing to work on this situation organizations that have the power to impose a punishment Many players on the circuit have not hesitated to speak out on the issue although all criticize the process and lack of coherence throughout the procedure as well as the fact that it was kept secret for several months Guillermo Coria former world number 3 and Roland Garros finalist had to pause his career for seven months during the season he won his first ATP title after testing positive for nandrolone in a doping test a supplement that entered his body through a contaminated vitamin The Argentine managed to prove his innocence but no one could give him back those seven months he spent away from competition "All I ask is for equal treatment for everyone" "I feel that I did not receive the same treatment as him and I gave it closure because I did not have a good time All I ask is for equal treatment for everyone," concludes the Argentine joining the request of most current circuit players denouncing the clear difference in treatment that has been seen with this doping case involving Jannik Sinner This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Guillermo Coria, sobre el caso de Jannik Sinner: "Yo no tuve el mismo trato que él" Pierre-Hugues Herbert at the 2025 Grand Prix Hassan II: Live Stream TV ChannelData SkriveIn the Round of 32 at the Grand Prix Hassan II on Tuesday Coria claimed a two-set victory over Calvin Hemery (6-4 6-2) in the qualifying round in his most recent match on Monday Herbert is coming off a two-set win in his most recent match on Monday in the qualifying round over Harold Mayot (6-1 Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Monday at 3:56 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.