The Argentinian duo, Diego Schwartzman and Nadia Podoroska, have put on some spectacular performances at the French Open. Both have reached their first semi-final at the event after beating top players.

Their popular compatriot, Paulo Dybala, is thrilled with their amazing display. Despite being a regular fixture at Italian football club Juventus FC, he’s an ardent tennis follower. In a recent interview, he said,

“Diego Schwartzman, who is not only a great player but a great friend of mine as well and of course, I will be supporting him as a fellow Argentinian so he can give his best and hopefully, bring us some great news.

“I am also happy that on the women’s side, we have a player like Nadia Podoroska who is playing so well and catching everyone by surprise. Hopefully, she wins the title! We will be supporting her from here with everything she is doing and what she has achieved so far.”

Diego Schwartzman And Nadia Podoroska Face Tough Challenges

It would be amazing to see Diego and Nadia win the title. However, it is not going to be easy for them at all. In the semi-final, Nadia will face Iga Swiatek who beat top seed Simona Halep. She is playing really well and Podoroska is definitely watching out for her.

Moving onto Schwartzman, he has got the toughest opponent in the semi-final – Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard is the king in Paris and it would be extremely difficult for the Argentine to beat him.

However, despite this, everyone can expect both Diego and Nadia to play their best tennis. They will fight till the very end and hopefully, they will emerge victorious.

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