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October 29, 2022 | First serve: 10:00

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Kosarko & Vujovic on top in Most

Do you remember… Amarissa’s final?

Potapova wins first WTA title

19 in a row for Landaluce

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Serbian Luna Vujovic and Czech Filip Kosarko have

Serbian Luna Vujovic and Czech Filip Kosarko have won the 14&U Category One Most Open in the Czech Republic. The Serbian is going from strength to strength having last week made the semifinals of the 16&U Category One event in Spain and this week powered to the podium, beating the top two seeds for the win. It is already title number three for her in 2022, while Czech Kosarko has now picked up his second trophy of the season.⁠
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In the final, Vujovic defeated another in-form player, local girl and top seed Veronika Sekerkova, who had blasted her way to the final with wins over three seeded players. The impressive run ended against the Serb however, with Vujovic conceding just five games as she wrapped up the biggest Junior Tour title of her young career.⁠
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Coming off a title win last week in Ulcinj, the higher ranked German Niels McDonald might have been the slight favourite for victory in the boys’ final. Indeed his run to the title match included an avalanche of straight set wins, though Kosarko’s upset of top seed Nikita Bilozertsev in the semifinal might have been the confidence-booster the Czech needed for the final against his higher ranked opponent. That big win, coupled with the home soil advantage made all the difference for Kosarko as he secured the title with a 6-3 7-6(4) win.⁠
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We hope to see Luna and Filip compete in Kungens Kanna & Drottningens Pris this year!

Throwback-time! Do you remember… Amarissa Kiara

Throwback-time! Do you remember… Amarissa Kiara Toth’s final in Drottningens Pris 2017? ⁠
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@amarissatoth became the Drottningens Pris champion in 2017. The Hungarian was very stable, showed excellent footwork and a stable game, and put hard pressure on Austrian Elena Karner directly. Elena never had time to settle down and show the hard and consistent game we had seen from her earlier this week. In the end, however, it was not her day at Center Court with her tough Hungarian opponents that eventually came over.⁠
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Amarissa was glowing after the final and was so pleased with what is the biggest win of her career so far.⁠
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– Fantastic week, fantastic tournament – thank you, she said after the final.

🔝 Potapova wins first WTA title!⁠ @anapotapov

🔝 Potapova wins first WTA title!⁠
@anapotapovaa claimed her first WTA Tour title at the TEB BNP Paribas Tennis Championship Istanbul, defeating Veronika Kudermetova in the final, dropping only four games winning by 6–3, 6–1.⁠
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She reached a career-high ranking of No.64 in 2019, but inconsistency and ankle surgery in 2020 slowed her progress. Coming into Istanbul, Potapova’s ranking had fallen to No.122 – this title will take her back into the top 100.⁠
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Potapova reached the singles final and won the doubles in Drottningens Pris 2014.

1️⃣9️⃣ in a row for Landaluce❗️⁠ The

1️⃣9️⃣ in a row for Landaluce❗️⁠
The reigning champion of Kungens Kanna, Martin Landaluce, has had an incredible past month, winning 19 ITF Junior matches in a row.⁠
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By winning the J1 Plovdiv final against Bulgarian Yanaki Milev this past Friday, the Spaniard has now won J1 Plovdiv, J2 Cap d’Ail, J2 Benicarlo (the final wasn’t played) and J2 Valencia this past month.⁠
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Landaluce is now ranked 19 in the ITF Junior Ranking.⁠

Ruud: “Hard work takes you far” 👊⁠ Ten ye

Ruud: “Hard work takes you far” 👊⁠
Ten years ago, Casper Ruud participated in Kungens Kanna. Now, having reached the final of the Miami Open, the Norwegian tells the magazine ITF World that the time has come for him to take the next step on the Grand Slam stage.⁠
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Ruud also talks about the principles and values which sustained and characterized those early tennis steps.⁠
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“It sounds very basic but the main ingredient for success is hard work. Of course it is not enough with only hard work, but that is the main base.⁠
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After that, you have to develop your mindset, especially on the court, and have a good overview of what you need to do on the court, which comes with playing matches. You have to win many matches and play well on the important points. Hard work is something that will take you far. Between 13 and 18 years old was the year when I built up my playing style, my character and my body physically. You develop and develop a lot during those years.⁠
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Hard work may sound like a simple answer, but at the end of the day we have heard many times from the legends in the sport like Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, that hard work takes you far.”⁠
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We are looking forward to seeing which players that take up Ruud’s advice and make that extra hard effort when playing in Kungens Kanna & Drottningens Pris this autumn! 👏⁠
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Head to itftennis.com to read the whole interview.⁠
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U14 Boys

#	Name	Country	Points
1	Flynn Thomas	SUI	730
2	Ivan Ivanov	BGR	590
3	Thijs Boogaard	NLD	585
4	Nikita Bilozertsev	UKR	550
5	Zangar Nurlanuly	KAZ	539
6	Carel Aubriel Ngounoue	USA	535
7	Niels McDonald	GER	510
8	Yannick Theodor Alexandrescou	ROU	470
9	Matei Todoran	ROU	470
10	Filip Kozarko	CZE	470
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U14 Girls

#	Name	Country	Points
1	Alena Kovackova	CZE	1170
2	Laura Samsonova	CZE	840
3	Julia Stusek	GER	820
4	Yuliya Perapekhina	BLR	800
5	Eliska Forejtkova	CZE	690
6	Veronika Sekerkova	CZE	655
7	Ada Kumru	TUR	635
8	Luna Vujovic	SRB	615
9	Alexia Ioana Tatu	ROU	600
10	Charo Esquiva Bañuls	ESP	585
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