Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a thrilling display of resilience, world number one Judd Trump turned the tables on China's Wu Yize, overcoming a daunting 4-0 deficit to secure a stunning 5-4 victory in the first round of the inaugural Saudi Arabia Masters. As the match unfolded, it seemed almost certain that Trump would be packing his bags for an early flight home, but the 35-year-old showed why he holds the top ranking in the sport, fighting back to extend his unbeaten streak in best-of-11 matches to 29. At the outset, Trump appeared to be struggling against the 20-year-old Wu, who dominated the early frames and went into the interval with a commanding lead. But upon returning to the table, Trump showcased his trademark tenacity, winning five consecutive frames to clinch the match. Reflecting on his remarkable comeback, Trump quipped to Eurosport, "I was looking at flights home! I'm very, very happy with that. That was one of my best wins in the manner of digging in and [having] self-belief." While Trump celebrated his progression to the last 16, it was a different story for fellow top player Mark Allen. The world number two faced an early exit after losing 5-1 to Xiao Guodong. Despite a brief resurgence marked by a century break in the third frame, Allen was unable to maintain momentum, with Xiao capitalizing on his opportunities to secure a spot in the next round. The day also brought disappointment for other prominent players, with Ali Carter succumbing 5-3 to compatriot Elliot Slessor and Barry Hawkins finishing well behind Scott Donaldson, losing 5-1. The tournament, dubbed the "fourth major" by its organizers, marks a significant milestone in the world of snooker, boasting an impressive £2.3 million prize fund, with the winner set to take home a staggering £500,000. The only comparable event in terms of prestige and prize money remains the World Championship in Sheffield. As the Saudi Arabia Masters unfolds, it continues to attract attention not only for its substantial financial rewards but also for elevating the status of the sport on an international stage. The excitement generated by matches like Trump’s comeback illustrates the unpredictable nature of snooker, where even the most seasoned players can find themselves in precarious positions. Fans and players alike are eager to see how the tournament will progress, with further surprises likely in the rounds to come.