Jannik Sinner's coach speaks ahead of the 2024 US Open final about the work that has led them to take the Italian to the pinnacle of tennis.
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The new jewel of British tennis has a name and surname, it is Mija Stojsavljevic, who at just 15 years old achieves the US Open Junior by defeating in the final the 16-year-old Japanese player Wakana Sonobe, ranked number 7 in the draw, in 1 hour and 25 minutes of play (6-4 6-4). The Briton has been the great revelation of the tournament by overcoming two of the top favorites, Iva Jovic and Emerson Jones, along her way. Stojsavljevic thus wins her first Grand Slam, and everything points to seeing her in the near future in professional-level tournaments, so start learning how to spell her name.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Mika Stojsavljevic, la nueva perla británica, conquista el US Open Junior 2024
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Jaume Munar is already in the final of the Genoa Challenger after the withdrawal of the Italian Stefano Travaglia (6-1 3-0) when just an hour of the match had been played. This is the second withdrawal of the week that benefits the Balearic player, who was very dominant throughout the match against Travaglia's clear physical limitations, failing to win more than one game. This way, Munar reaches his second final of the year after losing in May to Alejandro Tabilo in the Aix-En-Provence Challenger.
The title match will be tomorrow, Sunday, September 8, between Munar and the winner of the other semifinal, Ignacio Buse or Francesco Passaro, and can be followed live on Challenger TV, with the schedule still to be confirmed.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, A Munar le sonríe la fortuna y ya está en su segunda final del año
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Rafael Jódar is the champion of the US Open Junior 2024, winning in a dramatic final against the great Nicolai Budkov Kjaer in just over 2 hours (2-6 6-2 7-6), almost fulfilling his favorite status. The Spaniard played a fantastic second set and achieved an epic comeback, demonstrating a fighting spirit worthy of another tennis player with the same first name. Rafa Jódar thus secured his first junior Grand Slam title against Budkov Kjaer, who already had this year's Wimbledon title in his trophy cabinet.
Jódar, 17 years old and seeded 12th in the tournament, defeated players like Kaylan Bigun and Rei Sakamoto on his way to the title, captivating the audience with his tennis throughout the week, receiving all the affection possible and already inspiring a new "Vamos Rafa."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jódar conquista América en el US Open Junior 2024
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Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson defeat Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz (6-4 7-6) and are now the proud champions of the US Open 2024 in the doubles category. On their way to the title, they only dropped one set in the second round and maintained a very consistent and serious game throughout the tournament, performing very well against pairs like Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos, the number 1 seeds, or the same Krawietz and Puetz in the final, ranked 10th in the tournament. Purcell and Thompson thus secure their fourth title of the season as a duo and an eagerly awaited Grand Slam that eluded them at the past Wimbledon, where they couldn't capitalize on three championship points.
This is the second major title for Max Purcell, who already won Wimbledon 2022, and the first for Thompson, who is having the best season of his career after claiming his first individual title in Los Cabos and his first Masters 1000 as a doubles player in Madrid.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Purcell y Thompson tocan el cielo de Nueva York
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The French Tennis Federation (FFT) has confirmed the players called up by captain Paul-Henri Mathieu who will compete in the group stage of the Davis Cup next week. The bleus will face a very tough group including Spain, Australia, and the Czech Republic with Ugo Humbert, Arthur Fils, and Arthur Rinderknech for the singles matches, and with the veteran specialists Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Édouard Roger-Vasselin for the doubles. It is noteworthy that Adrian Mannarino, despite having a forgettable season, was the standout player in French tennis last year. Gael Monfils will also not participate in this edition.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Francia confirma el equipo con el que se enfrentará a España en la Copa Davis
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Richard Gasquet is resisting to leave tennis quietly and is competently battling in the ATP Challenger Tour, where he continues to be a dangerous player. He is proving this week in Cassis (France), where he has reached the final of the tournament. There, he will aim for a title in this category after claiming the first in 2002, when he was only 16 years old. He holds 9 trophies at this level, with the most recent dating back to 2017. If he wins in the final against Jurij Rodionov, he would become the third oldest player in history to win a Challenger, following Karlovic and Verdasco.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Gasquet desafía al paso del tiempo metiéndose en la final de un torneo Challenger
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Toshihide Matsui is the oldest tennis player in the ATP ranking for years, and next week he will be fighting to stay in the official classification. To do so, he will need to win a match in the preliminary phase of the ATP Challenger 100 Guanzhou 2024. At 46 years old, he aims to maintain points in his tally and continue breaking records for early achievement. He will face Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul, a 29-year-old from Thailand ranked 689 in the ATP, with his best ranking being 450 in 2017.
The legend Toshihide Matsui is playing singles again - if he can't win a match in Guangzhou, the 46-year-old will drop out of the ATP Rankings.
— Damian Kust (@damiankust) September 7, 2024
Last year, he defeated Jiayang Dong in Q1 and almost made the main draw, losing a deciding tie-break to Qiang Sun in Q2. https://t.co/DbAKFVli51
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tosihide Matsui, el "abuelo" del circuito ATP se enfrenta a un ultimátum en su carrera
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Jannik Sinner's coach speaks ahead of the 2024 US Open final about the work that has led them to take the Italian to the pinnacle of tennis.
Rafael Jódar is the champion of the US Open Junior 2024, winning in a dramatic final against the great Nicolai Budkov Kjaer in just over 2 hours (2-6 6-2 7-6), almost fulfilling his favorite status. The Spaniard played a fantastic second set and achieved an epic comeback, demonstrating a fighting spirit worthy of another tennis player with the same first name. Rafa Jódar thus secured his first junior Grand Slam title against Budkov Kjaer, who already had this year's Wimbledon title in his trophy cabinet.
Jódar, 17 years old and seeded 12th in the tournament, defeated players like Kaylan Bigun and Rei Sakamoto on his way to the title, captivating the audience with his tennis throughout the week, receiving all the affection possible and already inspiring a new "Vamos Rafa."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Jódar conquista América en el US Open Junior 2024
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The new jewel of British tennis has a name and surname, it is Mija Stojsavljevic, who at just 15 years old achieves the US Open Junior by defeating in the final the 16-year-old Japanese player Wakana Sonobe, ranked number 7 in the draw, in 1 hour and 25 minutes of play (6-4 6-4). The Briton has been the great revelation of the tournament by overcoming two of the top favorites, Iva Jovic and Emerson Jones, along her way. Stojsavljevic thus wins her first Grand Slam, and everything points to seeing her in the near future in professional-level tournaments, so start learning how to spell her name.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Mika Stojsavljevic, la nueva perla británica, conquista el US Open Junior 2024
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Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson defeat Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz (6-4 7-6) and are now the proud champions of the US Open 2024 in the doubles category. On their way to the title, they only dropped one set in the second round and maintained a very consistent and serious game throughout the tournament, performing very well against pairs like Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos, the number 1 seeds, or the same Krawietz and Puetz in the final, ranked 10th in the tournament. Purcell and Thompson thus secure their fourth title of the season as a duo and an eagerly awaited Grand Slam that eluded them at the past Wimbledon, where they couldn't capitalize on three championship points.
This is the second major title for Max Purcell, who already won Wimbledon 2022, and the first for Thompson, who is having the best season of his career after claiming his first individual title in Los Cabos and his first Masters 1000 as a doubles player in Madrid.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Purcell y Thompson tocan el cielo de Nueva York
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Jaume Munar is already in the final of the Genoa Challenger after the withdrawal of the Italian Stefano Travaglia (6-1 3-0) when just an hour of the match had been played. This is the second withdrawal of the week that benefits the Balearic player, who was very dominant throughout the match against Travaglia's clear physical limitations, failing to win more than one game. This way, Munar reaches his second final of the year after losing in May to Alejandro Tabilo in the Aix-En-Provence Challenger.
The title match will be tomorrow, Sunday, September 8, between Munar and the winner of the other semifinal, Ignacio Buse or Francesco Passaro, and can be followed live on Challenger TV, with the schedule still to be confirmed.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, A Munar le sonríe la fortuna y ya está en su segunda final del año
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The French Tennis Federation (FFT) has confirmed the players called up by captain Paul-Henri Mathieu who will compete in the group stage of the Davis Cup next week. The bleus will face a very tough group including Spain, Australia, and the Czech Republic with Ugo Humbert, Arthur Fils, and Arthur Rinderknech for the singles matches, and with the veteran specialists Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Édouard Roger-Vasselin for the doubles. It is noteworthy that Adrian Mannarino, despite having a forgettable season, was the standout player in French tennis last year. Gael Monfils will also not participate in this edition.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Francia confirma el equipo con el que se enfrentará a España en la Copa Davis
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Richard Gasquet is resisting to leave tennis quietly and is competently battling in the ATP Challenger Tour, where he continues to be a dangerous player. He is proving this week in Cassis (France), where he has reached the final of the tournament. There, he will aim for a title in this category after claiming the first in 2002, when he was only 16 years old. He holds 9 trophies at this level, with the most recent dating back to 2017. If he wins in the final against Jurij Rodionov, he would become the third oldest player in history to win a Challenger, following Karlovic and Verdasco.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Gasquet desafía al paso del tiempo metiéndose en la final de un torneo Challenger
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Toshihide Matsui is the oldest tennis player in the ATP ranking for years, and next week he will be fighting to stay in the official classification. To do so, he will need to win a match in the preliminary phase of the ATP Challenger 100 Guanzhou 2024. At 46 years old, he aims to maintain points in his tally and continue breaking records for early achievement. He will face Wishaya Trongcharoenchaikul, a 29-year-old from Thailand ranked 689 in the ATP, with his best ranking being 450 in 2017.
The legend Toshihide Matsui is playing singles again - if he can't win a match in Guangzhou, the 46-year-old will drop out of the ATP Rankings.
— Damian Kust (@damiankust) September 7, 2024
Last year, he defeated Jiayang Dong in Q1 and almost made the main draw, losing a deciding tie-break to Qiang Sun in Q2. https://t.co/DbAKFVli51
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Tosihide Matsui, el "abuelo" del circuito ATP se enfrenta a un ultimátum en su carrera
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It couldn't be. The semifinals continue to be an impregnable wall for Martín Landaluce in the ATP Challenger Tour. The young Madrid native has contested three, all ending in defeat. This week in Istanbul, he succumbed 6-4 6-2 against Hamad Medjedovic, who displayed a stellar level of play. Nonetheless, a positive week for Martín.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Medjedovic frena en seco el sueño de Landaluce en Estambul
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In her three decades of professional career, one defeat left the American marked forever. A wound that changed her career forever.