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The Superpibes won the Amsterdam Open title after defeating Paquito Navarro and Fede Chingotto in the final by 4-6/6-2/6-2. The Argentine couple had to overcome a first set down to win the final in three sets where Di Nenno and Stupaczuk went from less to more. With this victory in the Netherlands they stay alive, and reaffirm themselves, in the fight for number one in the ranking.

The match started very evenly between the two couples. The four players were involved in the game from minute one. In the first points the rallies were long and both couples managed to take advantage of their serves. Navarro and Chingotto took the first advantage of the match after breaking Martín Stupaczuk’s serve in a great native combi point where Paquito Navarro with power and with Chingotto’s placement obtained the break.

Paquito Navarro played a very solid first set, the Spaniard was very active, and together with the placement of his partner Chingotto’s shots, the Spanish-Argentine couple played a very good first set and soon took a 5-3 lead and the possibility of winning the first set to serve. However, Di Nenno and Stupaczuk reacted with a break to make it 5-4. But Navarro closed the set in the subsequent game with a powerful drive that gave them the first set.

The second set started the same as the first, with a lot of equality until, with 2-2 on the scoreboard, the superkids managed to take the lead for the first time in the second set after a blank game and managed to break their compatriot’s serve. Fede Chingotto. From that moment in which they managed to make the score 3-2, the rest of the set was a monologue from the Argentine couple.

In the three remaining games, until Di Nenno and Stupaczuk scored the second set 6-2, the superkids played at a high pace and only allowed their rivals to get four points, compared to the twelve they obtained. The Argentine couple forced the third set where anything could happen and to which they arrived confident after closing the second set in the best way.

Di Nenno and Stupaczuk grew after their great second set and in the third they sealed the match with solvency. They quickly broke Paquito Navarro’s serve and at that moment they put in another gear and managed to go up to 5-1. Navarro and Chingotto won their serve and extended, one more game, the wait for the superkids who, upon serving, took the match and the Amsterdam Open.