Chilean Christian Garin powered past eighth seed Sam Querrey to make his second ...
- Chilean Christian Garin powered past eighth seed Sam Querrey to make his second ATP Tour final at the U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship in Houston on Saturday.
Querrey was the last remaining seed but the American could not hold off Garin in the first set and was overwhelmed in the second. “The conditions today were slow and windy, which is really good for me,” Garin told reporters. “I was really focused in the second set and I think he was a bit tired in the end, but I’m playing really well.”
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