Great news for Argentine tennis, due to the official return of a Davis Cup champion like Guido Pella. The Bahiense had stopped playing due to a serious problem with his knee, confirming his return to the tracks at the Montevideo Challenger next month.
It is curious that the last Challenger circuit event that Pella played was precisely the Uruguayan tournament in 2018, defeating Carlos Berlocq in the final. At 32 years old and without an ATP ranking, the Argentine will try to get good feelings for next year.
Coexisting in the first stage of his career with some pressure of being a great tennis player, the Bahiense gradually earned his place in the ATP circuit, entering the Top 100 for the first time in the middle of the 2015 season. Probably the most successful The great of his professional stage came at the end of 2016, having a fundamental role in the Argentine team that won the Davis Cup. Despite a subsequent drop in performance from him, Guido had a rebirth in his career starting in 2018.
In 2019, Pella achieved what had been denied him, his first ATP title, winning in São Paulo. His good tennis would be confirmed at Wimbledon that year, reaching a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first time and reaching the Top 20 of the ATP ranking. The following years were complicated by different physical problems, which added to the lack of training due to the pandemic, partially kept him away from tennis. In this end of 2022, expectations return with Guido’s return to the courts.
Source: Tennis Channel
