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Beijing time last night, at the END of the ATP500 Rotterdam station. In the final men's singles finale, Canadian rising star Aliassim, who had previously won the tour final eight consecutive years, finally won the ninth final trip, he defeated the Greek star Tsitsipas 6-4, 6-2, breaking the spell of not winning in the final and winning the first career tour singles title.
After the game, Aliasim was very excited, "It was definitely a dream come true, I played so well, it was a very special game, I will definitely remember it for a long time, it was a very special day for me, I have been thinking about this day for a long time, and now it has finally arrived, it is the most special day of my career. ”
What is a bit of a fly in the ointment is that the championship trophy designed by the organizing committee of the event turned out to be a plate shape, which made FAA fans feel more or less regretful. Anyway, the Canadian rising star has finally won the championship, and the end plate is also the champion!
After learning that his disciple won his first career title, Tony Nadal, who joined his coaching team last April, tweeted on Instagram. Uncle Tony praised Aliasim's professionalism and progress, while firmly believing that his disciples would receive more championships in the future. Since Aliassim worked with Tony Nadal, the Canadians have been mentored by Uncle Tony remotely, and the two have also competed selectively in the European season. Aliasim believes that the biggest change That Tony has brought to himself and his team is that he has more confidence in the game and believes that he can win the game.
Since the beginning of this season, Aliassim has improved significantly. He first teamed up with Shapovalov in the ATP Cup team stage to help Canada win the championship, and then reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open. Coming to Rotterdam, he defeated Britain's brother Nori in the quarter-finals and eliminated the defending champion, Russian Rublev, in the semi-finals. The final went a step further, sweeping Tsitsipas in two sets, ending a five-game losing streak against his opponent and finally winning the first title of his career. After breaking through this layer of window paper, I believe that the 2022 season of The Canadian Rising Star will bring greater surprises to fans.
The world's fourth-placed Greek star Tsitsipas continued the embarrassment of not winning in the final of the 500-level event, suffering eight consecutive defeats.
ATP250 Buenos Aires also ended the men's singles title battle this morning. Norwegian rising star Rudder reversed his homegrown star and strongest 170 Schwartzman 5-7, 6-2, 6-3 to lift his seventh Tour singles title of his career. This is Rudder's 15th consecutive victory on clay since last year's French Open, and he is tied with England's Murray for third place in the current clay winning streak. The top two are Spanish war god Nadal's 81-game winning streak, Serbian champion Djokovic and Uruguayan veteran Cuevas's 17-game winning streak.
In the ATP250 Dallas men's singles final, american player and little giant Opelka defeated his compatriot Brooksby 7-6 (5)/7-6 (3) to win the third professional Tour men's singles title.
The WTA500 St. Petersburg station Beijing time also ended the singles title battle last night. The No. 2 seed, Estonian star Kontavit, won the championship with a difficult 5-7, 7-6 (4)/7-7/7-5 struggle to reverse the top seed, Greek sister Sakkari. It was the estonian's sixth singles title of his career.
Finally, let's guess and recognize. The image below shows a player throwing a slap on the ground in celebration after winning the championship. Without prompting, can you recognize who he is?
In the last issue, only one golfer named "Ithaca" gave the correct answer. Yes, the person in the picture is the Tokyo Olympic women's singles champion and Swiss star Bencic. (Source: House of Tennis Author: Maverick)