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Ramón Delgado: “I have no doubt Dani will keep climbing the rankings”
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Ramón Delgado: “I have no doubt Dani will keep climbing the rankings”

From ABC Color · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Interview Named sources Context piece
  • Former Paraguayan tennis player and coach Ramón Delgado said Adolfo Daniel Vallejo’s recent progress gives Paraguayan tennis reason for optimism.
  • Delgado credited coach Andrés Schneiter and Vallejo’s wider support team with improving his training, schedule and physical preparation.
  • Vallejo, 22, has moved into the world’s top 60 and is competing directly in the main tournaments on the professional circuit.

Ramón Delgado believes Adolfo Daniel Vallejo has not reached his ceiling. “I have no doubt Dani will keep climbing the rankings,” the former Paraguayan player and coach said in an interview with ABC Cardinal’s El Polideportivo.

Delgado, who is part of Vallejo’s team, recently accompanied the 22-year-old at the ATP 1000 tournament in Cincinnati. He said Vallejo’s level there left him encouraged, adding that reaching No. 60 in the world had not been a surprise.

I have no doubt Dani will keep climbing the rankings.

— Ramón DelgadoThe former player and coach expressed confidence that Adolfo Daniel Vallejo will continue improving his position.

Vallejo’s support group includes head coach Andrés Schneiter, physical trainer Alejandro Barbosa, psychologist Gustavo Ramírez and Delgado. Delgado said he steps in particularly when Schneiter needs a break from the demands of the professional circuit.

The coaching change was fundamental.

— Ramón DelgadoDelgado described Andrés Schneiter’s arrival as a major factor in Vallejo’s development.

He identified Schneiter’s arrival as a key reason for Vallejo’s progress over the past year. Schneiter, Delgado said, has extensive experience developing players who began around 200th or 300th in the rankings and guiding them into the top 100. The work has included organizing Vallejo’s training and competition schedule, as well as strengthening his physical preparation.

Delgado said Vallejo has improved greatly physically, and that the combined changes helped produce his rise. The Paraguayan is now among the world’s 60 best players and has direct access to the circuit’s main tournaments, a position that has generated optimism around the national game.

He improved tremendously physically.

— Ramón DelgadoDelgado highlighted Vallejo’s physical progress as part of his rise.
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Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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