Patten, Heliovara has moved out of the controversial first set by winning the Doubles title of the Australian Open

Melbourne, Australia-Henry Patten and Harry Heliovara lost a controversial first set of men’s doubles titles in the Australian Open’s Men’s Doubles title 6-7 (16), 7-6 (5), 6-3 Italian pair Simone Bowley and Andrea. Vavasory.

The Italians overturned one point while serving in the first set due to a foul shot on Saturday. Chair umpire Thomas Swinni calls Vavasori to violate the 10th game as he crossed the line of the Racket Net and hit a volley and thought he would earn a set point.

Heliovara and Patten were given late points, as well as a break for 5-5, but in the 12th game three sets and the 24-minute 34-point tiebreaker could not convert seven set points.

They won the next two sets to add a title to Melbourne Park at their Wimbledon Championship.

The first set lasted 87 minutes and was not controversial. Vavasori and Bolley threw them out for a while in the intervention of Swenee, but this pair were able to save 10 sets of points before converting their sixth to the fourhand winner in the bowl tiebreaker.

Bollyle Fabio won the 2015 Australian Open Doubles title with Fabio Fognini, and only aimed at winning a big championship was part of the third Italian men’s doubles combination.

Bolley and Vavasori lost to Rohan Bopanna in India last year at Melbourne Park and Mathew Ebden, Australia, and lost to the French Open final.

The dual combination was trying to set a large weekend for Tennis in Italy, with Italy’s leading Jannik Cinema to defend his solo title against Alexander Javerev on Sunday.

“Hard Final – I played one of the best,” said Bollylli the presentation program was extended at 2am local time on Sunday. “We tried this year, another final. We played a really good tournament. We didn’t get the trophy, but we will come back next year and try again. “

Patten confesses Heliova, the 2007 Australian Open Boys Doubles Champion, another Grand Slam win to complete the win, and the crowd to help them inspire both.

“Bloody hell, what a evening! Thanks to all those who have left,” he told the crowd at the rod lavar aerna on Sunday morning. “You are a little crazy, but I love you for it.”