The player from Murcia faces the final stretch of the season with exceptional performances.
Jasmine Paolini is experiencing a sweet end of the season, riding high. After successfully defending the Billie Jean King Cup title with her team, the Italian is making steady progress in the Beijing tournament. Following her 6-1, 6-3 victory over Sevastova, she will face American Kenin in the next round.
In an interview with Spazio Tennis, Paolini talks about her happiness with her performance. Regarding her new coach, she trusts in the good work of Danilo Pizzorno to continue providing the consistency already demonstrated throughout the year: "Danilo has been essential in recent years, someone I want on my team. We have started afresh with this tournament, and we will see how the collaboration evolves next season."
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Martín Landaluce wins the Challenger trophy at Orleans Open, after defeating Belgian Raphael Collingnon in three sets (6-7, 6-2, 6-3). The young Spaniard, who struggled in the first set, clinches another title after staging a comeback in the final, combined with a flawless tournament where he only dropped a set (in the semifinals against Lajal). In the crucial match, he displayed great certainty not only with his serve (saving four out of five break points) but also on the return, winning 25% of games compared to his rival's 7%. With this victory, Landaluce climbs to number 111 in the ATP rankings, his best position to date.
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Former tennis player Jerzy Janowicz reflected to TennisWorldItalia on the level of the show today, referring to the immaculate era of the legendary 'Big Three':
"I miss a lot the rivalry between Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer. Nowadays, in tennis, everything seems more boring to me; it seems like everyone plays the same. Perhaps I am a bit nostalgic, but they were the most interesting to follow, more than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who are also very strong."
The Pole, frustrated by countless injuries and physical problems, decided to retire at home already 3 years ago, at the Szczecin 2022 Challenger. Currently, he dedicates himself to playing paddle, not as a profession, but as a hobby.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Janowicz: "El tenis es aburrido hoy en día"
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The player from Murcia faces the final stretch of the season with exceptional performances.
Martín Landaluce wins the Challenger trophy at Orleans Open, after defeating Belgian Raphael Collingnon in three sets (6-7, 6-2, 6-3). The young Spaniard, who struggled in the first set, clinches another title after staging a comeback in the final, combined with a flawless tournament where he only dropped a set (in the semifinals against Lajal). In the crucial match, he displayed great certainty not only with his serve (saving four out of five break points) but also on the return, winning 25% of games compared to his rival's 7%. With this victory, Landaluce climbs to number 111 in the ATP rankings, his best position to date.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Landaluce conquista el Challenger de Orleans
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Jasmine Paolini is experiencing a sweet end of the season, riding high. After successfully defending the Billie Jean King Cup title with her team, the Italian is making steady progress in the Beijing tournament. Following her 6-1, 6-3 victory over Sevastova, she will face American Kenin in the next round.
In an interview with Spazio Tennis, Paolini talks about her happiness with her performance. Regarding her new coach, she trusts in the good work of Danilo Pizzorno to continue providing the consistency already demonstrated throughout the year: "Danilo has been essential in recent years, someone I want on my team. We have started afresh with this tournament, and we will see how the collaboration evolves next season."
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Paolini, sobre su nuevo entrenador: "Es alguien que quiero tener en mi equipo"
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Former tennis player Jerzy Janowicz reflected to TennisWorldItalia on the level of the show today, referring to the immaculate era of the legendary 'Big Three':
"I miss a lot the rivalry between Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer. Nowadays, in tennis, everything seems more boring to me; it seems like everyone plays the same. Perhaps I am a bit nostalgic, but they were the most interesting to follow, more than Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who are also very strong."
The Pole, frustrated by countless injuries and physical problems, decided to retire at home already 3 years ago, at the Szczecin 2022 Challenger. Currently, he dedicates himself to playing paddle, not as a profession, but as a hobby.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Janowicz: "El tenis es aburrido hoy en día"
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