Born on 8 October 1996, Sara Sorribes Tormo is a professional tennis player from Spain. As a player, Sara has a somewhat unique playstyle, as she uses her right hand in regular playtime, but she frequently does a two-handed backhand.
Her career-high ranking came in September 2021, and she is currently ranked as World No. 35. So far, she has managed to win 2 singles career titles and one doubles title on the WTA Challenger Tour.
<h2>Tennis Influences </h2>
Getting the love for the sport from her family, Sara’s mother was a passionate tennis trainer, while her dad worked on their family business and used to play football. As expected, her mother introduced her to tennis when she was only six years of age, and Sara has been in love with the sport since.
Her greatest strength is her first serve, as she has a massive success percentage of almost 70%. While her first serves are great, her second serve is also admirable, rounding out to 50%. When playing, Sara loves to be dynamic, and frequently staggers the audience. After retrieving a couple of balls, she has a habit of surprising her rivals and being creative with a tricky shot. Additionally, her favorite shot in-game is volley, whereas clay is her preferred surface. 
<h2>Hobbies and Interests of Tormo</h2>
In addition to playing on the tennis field, Sara likes to spend time with her brother and her friends whenever she’s not training. Sorribes has also stated that she enjoys listening to modern music, and she watches tennis on TV when she’s free.

Alejandro Tabilo is a Chilean tennis player, born on June 2, 1997, in Toronto, Canada. His current singles ranking is 166, and he is a left-handed player who uses a two-handed backhand, and his coach is Guillermo Gomez. He made his ATP Tour debut at the 2020 Australian Open. He competes for Chile in the Davis Cup, where he has a 1-1 win-loss record regarding his boastful achievements. In his opening match against Germany, he faced Kevin Krawietz and Andreas Mies in a doubles rubber.
Tabilo&#39;s childhood nickname is Jano. Not being particularly fond of sports, his parents Ricardo and Maria own a cleaning company. He also has a brother named Sebastian. Alejandro began playing tennis because of his brother, who he saw as an idol who was already playing. Moreover, he is pretty loving of his family and regards his father as his hero. 
Tabilo left his home at the very young age of 13 to train in Florida. Now, he is a seasoned veteran with quite the experience. His favourite shot is drop shot in-game, his favourite surface is clay, and his most entertaining tournament is Wimbledon. 
Being an avid traveller, Tabilo has admitted that Rome is his favourite city when on tour. In his childhood, he idolized his fellow left-handed player Rafa Nadal while he was growing up. Other than tennis, Alejandro also enjoys swimming and football. His best quality is kindness, while he says that his worst one is being constantly distracted.

Alex Rybakov	vs	Alejandro Tabilo
304	Ranking	40
29 yr	Age	28 yr
N/A	Height	188 cm
N/A	Weight	75 kg
N/A	Hand	Left
167	Points	1138

		A. Rybakov's	A. Tabilo's
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