Albert Ramos, who also settled his first round commitment to Laaksonen, will face Fernando Verdasco, second seed.

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The Spanish Jaume Munar beat Tunisian Malek Jaziri 5-7, 6-3 and 6-4, in the first round of the Swiss Gstaad tournament, and will face second in the number one of the main draw, also the Spanish Roberto Bautista.

Munar, 22 years and number 89 of the world rankings, began doubting in his game and Jaziri, 35 years and 103 of the ATP list, took the opportunity to score the first set.

The one from Santanyi (Mallorca) settled down at the bottom of the track and with the greatest depth of his blows he started to dominate the game to score the 6-3 and 6-4, after more than two hours of play, and get the Go to second round.

Ramos, also enters the second round

Albert Ramos, number 85 of the ATP ranking, solved in just over an hour his first round duel against the Swiss Henri Laaksonen 6-0 and 6-3. The Spaniard was very precise with his service, with which he won 77% of the disputed points. In addition, he took advantage of the irregularity of the Swiss to win the four break balls he had.

Ramos's opponent in the second round will be his compatriot Fernando Verdasco, who fought the debut match in the tournament by being the second seeded.