Brea Senesi and Triay Pons book their place in the next round with a 6-0 6-4 win over Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich

World no.1 Delfina Brea Senesi and Gemma Triay Pons (no.1) obtained a plain victory against Alejandra Salazar Bengoechea (no.13) and Aranzazu Osoro Ulrich (no.17) in the Quarterfinal in Rotterdam at the Rotterdam P2 2026 after winning in 2 sets, 6-0 6-4.

Form as a partnership

Brea Senesi and Triay Pons have established a solid partnership record, compiling a 97-14 record from 111 matches over the last 12 months. Their 87% win rate spans 25 tournaments. Their 12-month return features 7 tournament titles. Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich also brought a substantial 12-month sample into the contest, having played 24 matches over the previous 12 months with 16 wins and 8 losses. Their 67% win rate spans 8 tournaments.

Statistics

Brea Senesi and Triay Pons’s superiority is reflected in the fact that they won 61% of the total points converting 45% of the points.

They won 63% points on 1st serve and they were particularly effective on second serve to win 78% of the points.

Brea Senesi and Triay Pons managed to win 8 consecutive points, while the longest streak of Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich was of 3 points.

How the match was won

Brea Senesi and Triay Pons controlled the overall balance of the contest, winning 61% of all points compared with 39% for Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich. That 22-point percentage advantage explains the 6-0 6-4 scoreline and the winners’ ability to stay ahead across the match.

Brea Senesi and Triay Pons built the victory on serve, taking 65% of their service points against 44% for their opponents. Their first-serve performance was decisive: the winners claimed 63% behind the first serve, while Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich managed 42%. On second serve the figures were 78% and 50%, respectively.

The difference was also clear on return, where Brea Senesi and Triay Pons won 56% of the available points compared with 35%. They converted 45% of their break-point opportunities, while Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich converted 33%, giving the winning pair the greater impact in the pressure games.

Set by set, the numbers show how the result developed: in set 1 (6-0) they won 75% of the points to 25%; in set 2 (6-4) they won 54% of the points to 46%.

The contest lasted 1 hour and 29 minutes, and it was played on Center Court. Brea Senesi and Triay Pons produced the stronger momentum run with 8 consecutive points; the best sequence from Salazar Bengoechea and Osoro Ulrich was 3.

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