Tennis - ATP World Tour – Tagged "NextGen" – Page 67

Sep 27, 2016

Tiafoe Fires Stunning Running Hot Shot At Tiburon Challenger 2016

American teen Frances Tiafoe shows off his great agility and reflexes in earning hot shot honours at the ATP Challenger Tour event in Tiburon.

Sep 26, 2016

Ruud, #NextGen Khachanov Play Tourist In Chengdu

Russian #NextGen star Karen Khachanov and 17-year-old Norwegian Casper Ruud, in China for the Chengdu Open, visited one of Chengdu’s unique attractions, Kuanzhai Alley, which translates as Wide and Narrow Alley, on Monday. Located in one of the oldest parts of Chengdu, dating back to the Qing Dynasty, Kuanzhai Alley offers a unique glimpse into the architecture at the time. The players tried some of the city’s most popular snacks, while being entertained by a traditionally attired Sichuan opera performer. “The culture here is very unusual and it is very interesting to see,” said Khachanov. “I’m very excited to be here. I like it.” “The architecture here is very nice and very different from anywhere else,” said Ruud. “It’s nice.”...

Sep 26, 2016

Zverev Beats Wawrinka In St. Pete For Maiden ATP Title

Watch highlights of 19 year old Sascha Zverev beating Stan Wawrinka at the St. Petersburg Open for his maiden ATP World Tour title. Photo: St. Petersburg Open.

Sep 26, 2016

Ruud & Khachanov Visit Kuanzhai Alley

Go behind the scenes as Karen Khachanov and Casper Ruud visit one of Chengdu’s unique attractions, Kuanzhai Alley, which translates as Wide and Narrow Alley.

Sep 26, 2016

Chung Prevails In All-Korean #NextGen Final

That did not take long. #NextGen star Hyeon Chung is back with a vengeance after missing four months with an abdominal injury. A week after reaching the final in Nanchang, China, the 20 year old lifted his sixth ATP Challenger Tour title on Sunday with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Duckhee Lee at the OEC Kaohsiung Challenger in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Despite lasting just 75 minutes, the final was highly significant for both the growth of tennis in Asia and the continued rise of the Next Generation of ATP stars. Chung, 20, and Lee, 18, provided the first final between Koreans in Challenger history, with the elder countryman successfully defending his title. The second player to retain a Challenger title this...