The Spaniards Pablo Herrera and Adrián Gavira defeated this Sunday, 21-13, 21-13 to Mexicans Jorge Barajas-Gabriel Cruz And they maintained their undefeated in the beach volleyball World Cups, in Tlaxcala, Mexico.
With a powerful attack, which gave him 28 points, the Spanish duo imposed conditions; It was better in the blockade and took advantage of nine errors from the rivals.
Herrera and Gavira took 3-0 advantage in the first setafter which they took advantage of the distress of the Mexicans, who in the second partial again were overcome.
The Spaniards, fifty of the world ranking, reached two wins in two outings, with which they lead the group Htied with the Italians Nicolai-Cottafava, winners by 21-18, 21-18 to the Australians Mchugh-Burnett.
On the third day The Brazilians Renato-Felipe, world runner-up, exceeded 21-13, 21-15 to the Moroccan Abicha-El Azhari And they were alone as leaders of Group L, with two victories in two outputs.
The South Americans were superior; In the two sleeves they took quick advantages and took a step in the round of the 32 best.
It was a Sunday of positive numbers for Brazil, the main hope of Latin America.
In the evening session, Evandro-Arthur's duo defeated 22-20, 19-21, 15-12 to Cubans Jorge Alayo-Noslen Díaz and kept their hopes of classification alive.
Shortly after Pedro Solberg-Guto won him 21-12, 21-10 on the Guatemalans Andy Blanco- Luis García to reach a victory and a defeat in Group G, led by the Olympic medalists of Catar Cherif-Ahmed.
However, at night, Georde-Andre, third of the world, were defeated 19-21, 21-19. 15-12 by the Americans Crabb-Brunner, who went from less to more, took advantage of a better attack on the third set and added their second triumph with a defeat.
In other results of this Sunday the Norwegians Mol-Sorum, Olympic and World Champions won 21-14, 21-13 to Boerman-de Groot, from the Netherlands; The Chileans Noah Aravena-Vicente Droguett won 21-17, 24-22 to Americans Schaalk-Bourne and the Australians Hodges-Schubert won 21-19, 21-11 to Ecuadorians León-Marcos.
