Alex Bolt v Emilio Gomez Live Streaming, Prediction & Preview for Los Cabos Open 2021: A Tight Contest in the Offing

Wednesday, 21 July 2021, 8:25 am Gaurav Banerji

World No. 148 Alex Bolt of Australia will meet World No. 168 Emilio Gomez of Ecuador in the second round of the 2021 Los Cabos Open on Wednesday, July 21. Get the live streaming options of this Alex Bolt v Emilio Gomez match along with its preview, head to head, and tips here.

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Alex Bolt v Emilio Gomez Head to Head

The two have never met previously at any level.

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Bolt Makes Remarkable Recovery to Stun Seppi

Bageled in the first set, Alex Bolt bounced back strongly to beat seventh seed Andreas Seppi 0-6, 6-2, 6-3.

The Aussie, 28, looked listless in the first set and even got broken in the first game of the second set, but made a solid comeback, breaking the Italian thrice to force the decider.

Both players got one break each in the third, before Bold nudged ahead with a vital break of serve at 4-3 and then served out the contest without much fuss.

It’s been a year of struggles for the left-handed Aussie, who didn’t have much to cheer about this season barring a Round of 16 appearance in Melbourne-2 and second round finishes at the Australian Open and Wimbledon.

He was also having a dismal Challenger Tour, until he clinched the Nottingham-2 title last month.

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Gomez Eases Past Mejia

Ecuador’s Emilio Gomez was expected to win against Colombia’s Nicolas Mejia and he lived up to the expectations flying past his first round opponent in straight sets.

Gomez saved all the break points that he faced against the World No. 301 and broke him four times in the match to win the one-hour-and-28-minute contest 6-4, 6-1.

This was Gomez’s first tour-level main draw match of the season and he would be delighted to have started on a winning note.

A regular on the Challenger Tour, the World No. 168 has featured in two finals at that level this year, winning the title at Salinas-2, Ecuador and finishing runner-up in Little Rock, U.S.A., both hard court events.

Bolt v Gomez Prediction and Tip

Bolt will take a lot of confidence from his first round win against a top 100 player. But he wouldn’t be taking Gomez lightly as the Ecuadorean has done pretty well at the lower tier. Expect a third set to separate the two.