The ultimate feast of the Australian season, the Australian Open, kicks off today, and here we also take stock of the winners of this year's Australian series:
ATP Cup: Canada
Before this game, no one would include the Maple Leaf Army in the favorite to win the championship. After all, in the past two tournaments, it was Russia, Italy, Serbia and Spain that finally reached the final.
However, with the withdrawal of Djokovic and Nadal, rublev and Karatsev have been absent from the competition due to covid-19, and the competition for the title has become open.
Like Last year's Russian team, Canada also used singles to firmly grasp the opportunity. In the final, Ariasim defeated Agut, Shapovalov won the clash with Busta, and Canada won the ATP Cup for the first time.
Melbourne Race: Nadal
Nadal originally only wanted to use the Melbourne race to achieve a warm-up effect, who ever thought that he would actually go all the way through the barrier and finally win the championship.
Although the opponents he beat along the way were not strong, the significance of the game was extraordinary, and he re-familiarized Nadal with the feeling on the field and boosted his confidence.
Does Nadal, who has won the Australian Open only once, have a chance this time? With Djokovic's exit, Nadal's biggest rival in the half became Zverev. Love to fight to win, look forward to Nadal to continue to perform!
Adelaide (1): Monfils
Also enjoying the long-awaited victory was Monfils, who defeated Khachanov in the final to win the Tour title again since the previous year's Rotterdam tournament.
For cool little black who has tasted rain, snow, wind and frost, such a champion is late, but it is precious.
Sydney: Karatsev
After last season's Dubai and Moscow matches, the Russian won the title again, and who can tell that he also contracted the new crown last month?
It's so raw! In the final, Lectra returned to the tour final with former world number one Murray, kara still OK.
Adelaide (2): Kokinakis
It is even more difficult for the local player to win the first title of his career, he has long passed the age of 20, and in recent years, he has been in a state of suspension due to injuries, watching his peers Kyrgios and DeMinal become famous, but he is still struggling for the first tour title.
The Emperor's heart pays off! In this year's tournament, the local player finally saved the clouds and won the championship in one fell swoop, and after the game, he also shed tears of excitement.
Which of the above champions did you most impress? Which player do you expect to play well at the next Australian Open? (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)
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