Three minutes a day to know about tennis in the world. Hello fans, today is Monday, February 7, 2022, welcome to the news noonday news provided by Tennis House.
Last night, Beijing time, foreign media reported that Britain's famous Murray plans to skip the entire clay season this year, including the French Open, and concentrate on accumulating power for Wimbledon. 'Playing on clay has made my injury problem worse over the past few years. "I feel good and healthy this year, but I don't want to take risks." "I almost missed Wimbledon last year, I didn't make it to grass, so I'm not going to play clay. I'm not going to take any risks for the next few months and hopefully get ready for the grass season. Murray also said that this does not mean that he will no longer play clay in the future, but will make decisions based on the condition of his body.
Judging from Murray's planned schedule for skipping clay season, his metal hips are likely not suitable for sliding and sharp stops on clay courts. Compared to clay courts, the British are clearly more inclined to grass racing and more confident about achieving good results, after all, he has lifted the championship trophy at Wimbledon.
Let's go back to the field. Beijing time last night, ATP250 Montpellier station came to an end. In the final men's singles final, the top seed, German Zverev Jr., was in poor shape, losing 4-6, 3-6 to Kazakh Kobblik, missing the 20th career tour singles title. In the 5th final, Bublick finally fulfilled his dream and won the first title of his career. This is the first time That Bublik has beaten a TOP5 player, and it has rewritten the record of the match against Zverev Jr. to a two-game win.
The MEN's singles final of the ATP250 Pune station also ended last night Beijing time. Portugal veteran Sousa, who is about to turn 33, defeated Finnish brother Rusuwari, 10 years younger than him, 7-6 (9), 4-6, 6-1 to win the hardcourse championship after six years. It was the fourth Tour singles title of Sousa's career. With the points earned by this championship, his world ranking will return to the TOP100 this week.
The men's singles final at ATP250 Cordoba ended this morning Beijing time. Spain veteran Ramos counterattacked with a 4-6 first set loss, 6-3, 6-4 in two consecutive sets, reversing Chilean Tabilo to win the fourth title of his career.
Let's focus on this week's event. ATP250 Buenos Aires Men's Singles Signing Table Beijing Time was freshly baked last night. Norwegian rising stars Rudd, Argentine star Schwartzman, Italians Sonego and Fognini are seeded 1-4, with a first-round bye. Argentine master brother Del Potro, who plays with a wild card, will face compatriot Del Bonis in the first round. With the hint before the game that he would retire, if the master brother lost, it was likely to be the last game of his career.
The ATP250 Dallas men's singles signing form for this week's start was also announced last night Beijing time. U.S. players Fritz, Opelka, Isner and Brooksby finished the tournament with 1-4 seeds, and the Americans accounted for more than half of the remaining players. Some of the non-American players are South African cannon Anderson, French left-hand man Mannarino, Australian Millman, Italian veteran Seppi and Japanese Nishioka Yoshihito.
Finally, let's guess and recognize. The picture below shows a player playing with his own children. Without prompting, can you recognize who he is?
In the last issue, only one golfer named "Ithaca" gave the correct answer. That's right, the person in the picture is Zheng Qinwen, a rising Chinese star who has recently performed well. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Maverick)