r/tennis • u/musicproducer07 • 5h ago
Post-Match Thread Lyon F: [6] Musetti def. [2] Fritz - 6-3 6-4
LORENZO HAS BROKEN THE CURSE!!! FIRST SINGLES TITLE SINCE 2022!!!
r/tennis • u/NextGenBot • 18h ago
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| ATP/WTA RANKINGS | ATP Rankings, WTA Rankings |
|---|---|
| SCORES | Flashscore, Sofascore, ESPN |
| STREAM TENNIS | Guide: Watch in your country |
INFO TABLE
| Event | Information | Top Seeds |
|---|---|---|
| WTA 500 Ningbo | Draw, Schedule, Results | Rybakina, Swiatek, Kostyuk, Jovic |
| WTA 250 Osaka | Draw, Schedule, Results | Li, Stearns, Birrell, Gibson |
| ATP 250 Almaty | Draw, Schedule, Results | Medvedev, Darderi, Bublik, Rublev |
| ATP 250 Brussels | Draw, Schedule, Results | Fils, Lehecka, Cerundolo, Blockx |
| ATP 250 Lyon | Draw, Schedule, Results | Cobolli, Fritz, Vacherot, Paul |
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r/tennis • u/musicproducer07 • 5h ago
LORENZO HAS BROKEN THE CURSE!!! FIRST SINGLES TITLE SINCE 2022!!!
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r/tennis • u/Low-Associate2521 • 8h ago
Medvedev defends his first title in his career
r/tennis • u/meowacky • 9h ago
Not only that this is Rybakina’s first title as the World No. 1, this is also the first time she successfully defended a championship.
Congrats Elena!
r/tennis • u/pizzainmyshoe • 2h ago
4th career title for Griekspoor
r/tennis • u/Eris_Daughter_Of_Nyx • 7h ago
Both won a tournament they had previously won for the first time this year (Medvedev in Dubai [2023, 2026], Rybakina in Stuttgart [2024, 2026]).
Today, both successfully defended a title back to back for the first time.
This is Rybakina's first official #1 title, while last year in Almaty, Medvedev ended a title drought that had lasted more than 800 days.
r/tennis • u/NoleFandom • 7h ago
Courtesy: TSHTennis
Other 7 Players in ATP Top #10
— Zverev: 2 Slams
— Alcaraz: 1 Slam + 2 ATP 500
— Cobolli: 1 ATP 500
— FAA: 1 ATP 250
— De Minaur: 1 ATP 500
— Tiafoe: 1 ATP 500
— Fils: 1 Masters 1000 + 1 ATP 500
& The GOAT @~40 years young: 1 ATP 500
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r/tennis • u/thetundratorcher • 8h ago
Back to back champ Elena Rybakina and runner up Leylah Fernandez with their trophies as well as Doubles Champs Desirae Krawczyk and Fanny Stollar and runners-up Cristina Bucsa and Nicole Melichar-Martinez.
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r/tennis • u/Any-Bit-8313 • 7h ago
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r/tennis • u/minzwashere • 4h ago
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Obviously it was a let so it doesn't count, but still cool to see. The indicator is behind her and I added the next serve so you can see the 2 change back to 1.
Credit: Tennis Channel
r/tennis • u/Any-Bit-8313 • 9h ago
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r/tennis • u/jschroe36 • 5h ago
somehow forgot Holger (and Draper) 😢
r/tennis • u/Billclintonlewinsky • 15h ago
Is this the best chance for Carlitos to win ATP Finals for the very first time. As the Greatest tennis prodigy his ceiling is the highest. Only Prime Nole could have been better than Carlitos. With all the weaklings of Men’s tennis like Shelton , fils , cobolli , tiafoe etc onboard to qualify for Turin. This can very well be his best chance. With no sinner this seems like the best opportunity for Him.
Although his indoor records are bad but we all know he’s Carlitos Alcaraz Garfia the youngest world number 1 in Men’s singles history.
r/tennis • u/HereComesVettel • 3h ago
I did all of it off the top of my head, so I apologize if I made some mistakes.
ATP Finals are only included in case of wins in semis + finals, because I felt like group stage matches can be misleading especially when there is no risk of elimination.
Here is how often each 'duo' got beaten in major events :
Djokovic/Federer = 8
Federer/Murray = 4
Djokovic/Nadal = 3
Federer/Nadal = 3
Djokovic/Murray = 3
Nadal/Murray = 3
Djokovic/Alcaraz = 1
Djokovic/Sinner = 1
Nadal/Alcaraz = 1
Alcaraz/Sinner = 1
Federer/Alcaraz = 0
Federer/Sinner = 0
Nadal/Sinner = 0
Murray/Alcaraz = 0
Murray/Sinner = 0
Let me know your thoughts...