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Diego Dedura continues to make history for the 2008 generation

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 27 Feb 2026

Diego Dedura, in Tigre Challenger. Photo: Tomás Rodríguez Couto

Diego Dedura Palomero has been making headlines for some time now, and this week he made history at the ATP Challenger in Tigre by reaching the semifinals, becoming the first tennis player born in 2008 to achieve this feat. He did so after defeating Varillas and will now face the Spaniard Miguel Damas. At 17 years old, this German with a Chilean father continues to take steps forward in his progression.

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