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In contrast to singles, Switzerland is still represented in doubles. Stan Wawrinka and Dominic Stricker reach the final with a 6:3, 7:6 (8:6) against the unseeded Czechs Roman Jebavy/Petr Nouza. They will face either the best placed Brazilian-Dutch duo Marcelo Demoliner/Matte Middelkoop or Albano Olivetti/David Vega Hernandez from Spain and France on Sunday.
In the second semifinal on Saturday, the Argentinian Pedro Cachin (ATP 90) and qualifier Hamad Medjedovic (ATP 183), who was the second Serb to reach the eighth finals next to Kecmanovic, will compete. Cachin knocks the Spaniard Jaume Munar out of the tournament, Medjedovic holds his own against the German Yannick Hanfmann with the same result (6:3, 6:3).
In the singles, on the other hand, Wawrinka’s knockout of the round of 16 conqueror Kecmanovic (ATP 44) defeated the Belgian Zizou Bergs in the semifinals 6:4, 3:6, 7:5, Ramos-Viñolas (ATP 79) prevailed in the duel of the unseeded against Juan Pablo Varillas 6:7 (2:7), 6:1, 6:4. The number two seeded Serbian and the Spaniard Ramos-Viñolas will play against each other on Saturday for a place in the final.
Source : Blick
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