Martín de la Puente and Dani Caverzaschi qualified this March for the match for the medals in the foursome doubles of tennis on the Ruedas of the Paralímpicos Juegos of Paris, moving to the first Spanish matches and appearing in the semifinals of this event. The Gallego and the Madrilenians, the Quintos Cabezas of the series, were excited in a dispute that met a new pair formed by Tom Egberink, the second defender in the quadrilateral, and Maikel Scheffers, who twisted the Gallego in octavos and they batieron by 7-5, 1-6 and 10/3 in the ‘supertie-break’. They came well to the Spaniards, they fought the basic premise of their rivals and waited for them to get going before calling on the rest. In the end, the Dutch were waiting for three more games for the next 5-4, but De la Puente and Caverzaschi presented a replica to save the four balls from the set. The Gallego and the Madrileño approve themselves at that moment and end up to share the part with a “break” more, but Egberink and Scheffers react with a second part that gives them my superiors. I opted for the “supertie-break” and was the best national duo to achieve a historic pass in a semifinal ahead of the Japanese Takuya Miki and Tokito Oda, second favorites at Roland Garros.