Where does Felix rank in terms of youngest Challenger winners? I can't imagine there's been too many to do it as a 16 year old.
Where does Felix rank in terms of youngest Challenger winners? I can't imagine there's been too many to do it as a 16 year old.
Keeping some pretty good company there.7th it is
Impressive accomplishment. Seems like the sky's the limit with both him and Shapovalov.
Keeping some pretty good company there.
Maintenance reasons most likely. He's played a lot of tennis, ten tournaments, of which he has gone to the finals in seven. Better safe than sorry, I guess.Why on earth is Rafa skipping a grass tune-up?
The last time this happened must have involved Ken Rosewall, at a guess.In this week's edition of old-man tennis news, 34 year old Gulles Muller defeated 38 year old Ivo Karlovic in the s-Hertogenbosch Final where the combined age of the finalists was the oldest in 41 years. Muller is the rare tennis player who is peaking in his mid-30s (winning both career title this year and hitting his career high ranking just last month), or maybe this isn't so rare, who knows?
The last time this happened must have involved Ken Rosewall, at a guess.
Muller played out of his mind in the second set yesterday, too. Not just pounding that swervey serve in, but making really difficult tennis shots, too. Thank god, he will be seeded because he is capable of wreaking havoc on a top player the way that he is playing at the moment.
Ha, no kidding, had Muller rolled back the years, he would have been out in straight sets.Good guess. Last time was Hong Kong in 1977, when 42-year-old Ken Rosewall defeated 30-year-old Ilie Nastase.
Some lazy writer on ESPN wrote that Muller "rolled back the years" which couldn't be further from the truth.
Auger-Aliassime back at it in the Blois CH. Won the first set 6-2 (didn't face a BP) and gets the break in the first game of the second set.
He's up against a WC Mina (ranked 315).
Watching and this guy has no answer for Felix.