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Madrid Ch R2: Marc-Andrea Huesler [Q] def. Juncheng Shang [4] 6-4, 3-4, 7-5 Match Stats

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Huesler took control of the first set thanks to his balanced approach while trying to press Jerry's shots, but the latter recovered his range before the former regained his point construction, ultimately giving more pressure to Jerry. Furthermore, he even moonballed that resulted in Jerry's unforced errors, adding more pressure apart from the scoreboard pressure he experienced. As a result, Huesler generated 7 break points than Jerry's 5, the Swiss converted 43% of his break points thanks to the aforementioned point construction on return.

Interestingly, Jerry had slightly better service game records, implying the importance of the return response under pressure. Even though Huesler scored 3 aces, Jerry had the slight edge on his first serves by winning 2% more points than Huesler with a 69% first serve winning percentage. In addition, even if Jerry double-faulted twice, he still managed to win 62% of his second serve points, 2% more than Huesler, who did not double fault at all throughout the three sets.

In his second Challenger-level quarterfinal since the Ottignies-Louvain-la-Neuve Challenger for this year, Huesler will face Stefano Napolitano, who stunned fifth seed Vit Kopriva 7-6(7), 7-5 in the second round. This could be interesting to see how both players could take control of the flow from their offensives, a plus when all the tricks are brought to the court with necessary pacing and service game consistency. Should be an intriguing watch/follow for the quarterfinals day!

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El murciano se fue a hacer trabajo en el gimnasio a la conclusión de la tercera ronda del Open de Australia JOAN SOLSONA Melbourne Carlos Alcaraz mostraba su satisfacción tras acceder por primera vez en su carrera a los octavos del Open de Australia. Lo ha hecho este sábado tras derrotar a Juncheng Shang por la retirada del chino en el inicio del tercer set. Partido con Shang. "Desde el principio me di cuenta de que no estaba bien, pero yo debía centrarme en mí. Es obvio que él no estaba al 100%. Me hubiera gustado jugar un partido entero con él. Le pega muy limpio a la bola y seguro que nos veremos más veces en grandes escenarios. Lo que le diría es que no se precipite al volver y que se tome el tiempo que necesite". Carlos Alcaraz gana por retirada en Australia e inscribe su nombre en octavos de los cuatro grandes Regularidad en su tenis. "Uno de los objetivos es mantener mi nivel todo el año. El año pasado, después de Wimbledon, perdí partidos que no tenía que perder pero esto es tenis". Supera a Borg como el más joven en encadenar siete octavos de 'Grand Slam'. "Yo intento no darle importancia porque los récords que quiero batir son los que está batiendo Novak. Esos son los récords que me propongo para mi carrera. Quitárselos a leyendas como Borg siempre es bueno, pero si les das demasiada importancia, puede jugar en tu contra". Sensaciones. "Me voy sintiendo mejor cada partido, yo me pongo un 7-8. Físicamente me voy encontrando bastante bien y también me pongo esa nota en este aspecto. Estoy tocando bien la pelota por eso he preferido hacer físico al acabar y no irme a entrenar. En los 'Grand Slam' siempre es bueno estar en pista cuanto menos tiempo mejor para recuperar y de cara a los siguientes partidos". He aprendido que no puedo agradar a todo el mundo Kecmanovic, siguiente rival. "Creo que me beneficia que haya jugado cinco sets con Paul. Recuerdo el partido de Miami, en 2022, que fue una dura batalla, una guerra, y me espero algo parecido. Me ha sorprendido el resultado con Paul, pero si ha ganado es porque se lo merece". Decir abiertamente querer ser el mejor. "Cada uno tiene que mirar por si mismo y yo no tengo miedo de expresar lo que quiero y lo que quiero alcanzar, lo que quiero conseguir. Hay que soñar a lo grande y yo no tengo miedo en decir abiertamente cuáles son mis sueños y mis objetivos. Puede que haya gente que le guste y otra que no. Una de las cosas que he aprendido es que no puedo agradar a todo el mundo. Diga lo que diga o haga lo que haga siempre habrá gente a quien le guste más o menos. Yo soy ambicioso y no tengo miedo de decir lo que quiero conseguir". Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Marca

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'I haven't thought too much about the next round': Sumit

NEW DELHI: Indian tennis sensation Sumit Nagal grabbed the headlines on Tuesday, after defeating the 31st seed Alexander Bublik in straight sets in the first round of the Australian Open.The victory marks one of the most significant wins of Nagal’s career, propelling him into the second round of the Grand Slam tournament, where he will take on 18-year-old Chinese prodigy Shang Juncheng on…

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Sumit Nagal Won The Australian Open First Round With Just Rs 80,000 in the Bank

In the Australian Open 2024, Sumit Nagal overcame Kazakhstan’s Alexander Bublik, ranked number 27, to advance to the second round.

On Tuesday, Sumit Nagal, the top-ranked singles tennis player in India, upset Kazakhstan’s Alexander Bublik, rated number 27, to advance to the second round of the Australian Open 2024. In a match that lasted two hours and forty-eight minutes, Nagal prevailed 6-4, 6-2, 7-6 (7/5)—a stunning victory.

This was the first Grand Slam match in which an Indian tennis player defeated a seeded opponent since 1989. The previous time it happened was in 1989, when Ramesh Krishnan defeated the reigning Australian Open winner and world number one, Mats Wilander. One of Nagal’s greatest career triumphs, it marked a substantial improvement for the tennis player who had been making news due to his difficulties.

In an interview with PTI in 2023, Nagal disclosed his financial difficulties, stating that he needed to spend about Rs. 1 crore a year to stay afloat on the ATP Tour and that the most money he had in his account was about Rs. 80,000.

“If I check my bank account balance, it is the same as it was at the start of the year. It’s worth 900 euros, or roughly 80,000 rupees. It did help a little bit. I receive a monthly salary from IOCL and assistance from Mr. Prashant Sutar with the MAHA Tennis Foundation, but I don’t have any major sponsors,” Nagal said in an interview with news sources.

After the interview, the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association (DLTA) and the well-known beverage firm PepsiCo India provided him with assistance. For the tennis player, receiving financial assistance was essential, and his performance in the Australian Open thus far has been the ideal conclusion of his quest.

Following his lack of a wildcard admission into the Australian Open, Nagal participated in the qualification matches. With three straight victories, he secured his spot and ultimately made approximately AUD 120,000.

Nagal advanced to the Australian Open’s second round for the first time with the victory over Bublik, which also brought him an additional AUD 180,000 (about Rs 98 lakh). The Indian player ranked 137th in the world will be participating in his second Grand Slam round of play.

In the second round, Nagal will now play Chinese wildcard Juncheng Shang. If Nagal wins, it will be the first time in his career that a tennis player has won a million Australian dollars (around AUD 255,000).

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India’s Sumit Nagal beats World No 31 Alexander Bublik in AO first round to script history

India’s Sumit Nagal scripted history on Tuesday when he beat World No 31 Alexander Bublik 6-4, 6-2, 7-6(5) in straight sets and advanced into the second round of the Australian Open 2024. He will now face the winner of Mackenzie McDonald and Shang Juncheng in the second round. With this win, Nagal became the first Indian player since 1989 to defeat a seeded player at a Grand Slam. Ramesh…

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The third set of this match became its own show as Huesler tried to improve his point construction, where Huesler's instinctive volley secured his 2-point lead, but Jerry still managed to hold his serves to 2-2. While this might have been a crucial hold, Huesler came up with another rare volley that denied Jerry his possible backhand pass before he held to 3-2, adding more shots to his repertoire of highlight reel shots.

The match became even more exciting as Jerry generated his break point with a forehand pass before it was foiled, then Huesler notably held to 4-3 thanks to his +1 forehand angle, which Jerry commended. This was followed by Jerry's forehand response to Huesler's reflexive volley for his 2-point lead before he held to 4-4.

However, the scoreboard pressure started to get to Jerry as Huesler moonballed his way, resulting in the fourth seed's forehand error that created his initial match point in the tenth game. Jerry notably saved 3 match point in that game, from a forehand down-the-line winner, a working serve+1, and an intuitive volley while blocking Huesler's backhand pass to the open court before holding his serves to 5-5. Jerry then had his chances as well, but Huesler managed to break for the match thanks to his forehand return ace (7-5) even if Jerry saved another match point with a working serve+1, with a similar cause that created Huesler's match points: the forehand errors.

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Miami: Mannarino overthrows Shang

Opposed to the young Chinese Juncheng Shang, Adrian Mannarino won in three sets and will therefore see the second round of the Masters 1000 in Miami. Based on the East Coast of the United States when he is not in tournaments, Adrian Mannarino is almost at home in Miami, and for his tenth participation in the Florida tournament, the 34-year-old French player has passed the first round. The world…

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Daily Current affairs of 23rd Jan 2023

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Q1. India's first online gaming Centre of Excellence is to be set up in which state/UT? A. Sikkim B. Karnataka C. Meghalaya D. Gujarat Answer Meghalaya Q2. Which state government has implemented a policy for blindness control? A. Punjab B. New Delhi C. Rajasthan D. Kerala Answer Rajasthan Q3. Thiruvalluvar is a famous poet of which language? A. Tamil B. Telugu C. Urdu D. Malayalam Answer Tamil Q4. Which Union Ministry runs the MAARG (Mentorship, Advisory, Assistance, Resilience, and Growth) Platform? A. Ministry of Commerce and Industry B. Ministry of Science and Technology C. Ministry of Education D. Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports Answer Ministry of Commerce and Industry Q5. Shang Juncheng, who was seen in the news recently, plays which sports? A. Badminton B. Squash C. Tennis D. Chess Answer Tennis Q6. Prahaben Sobhagchand Shah passed away on 18th January 2023. She was awarded the Padma Shri in which year? A. 2022 B. 2021 C. 2020 D. 2019 Answer 2022 Q7. Who has been appointed as the Director of the National Health Authority (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission) under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in January 2023? A. Vikas Purohit B. Dr Vinaya Prakash Singh C. Ajay Kumar Srivastava D. Praveen Sharma Answer Praveen Sharma Q8. Who co-chaired the 18th Annual General Meeting of the Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship (IIE), Guwahati on 19 January 2023? A. Hardeep Singh Puri and Piyush Goyal B. G Kishan Reddy and Dharmendra Pradhan C. G Kishan Reddy and Piyush Goyal D. Hardeep Singh Puri and Kiren Rijiju Answer G Kishan Reddy and Dharmendra Pradhan Q9. The Ministry of Tourism is participating in FITUR, the world's largest international travel exhibition in which country? A. Germany B. Poland C. France D. Spain Answer Spain Q10. Who has been ranked No. 1 among Indians and second globally on the Brand Guardianship Index 2023? A. Gautam Adani B. Ratan Tata C. Mukesh Ambani D. Satya Nadella Answer Mukesh Ambani Q11. According to an EY report released in January 2023, the Indian economy will become $26 trillion economy by which year? A. 2030 B. 2036 C. 2040 D. 2047 Answer 2047 Q12. Which of the following has partnered with Kyndryl India to advance research and promote innovation in AI-enabled 3D printing technology? A. IIT Madras B. IIT Bombay C. IIT Tirupati D. IIT Delhi Answer IIT Tirupati Q13. Who was awarded “The most distinguished scientist of the year 2022” at Vigyan Bhawan, Delhi by Union Minister Anurag Thakur on 20 January 2023? A. Dr Sanduk Ruit B. R Vishnu Prassad C. Aparna Sen D. Ambikasuthan Mangad Answer R Vishnu Prassad Q14. Who will attend the All India Conference of Director Generals/Inspector Generals of Police 2022 in New Delhi on 21-22 January, 2023? A. Narendra Modi B. Piyush Goyal C. Hardeep Singh Puri D. Ashwini Vaishnaw Answer Narendra Modi Q15. In January 2023, in which state did India Post start Tarang Mail Service to deliver parcels and mail through the sea route? A. Gujarat B. Karnataka C. Odisha D. Goa Answer Gujarat Q16. Who will take over as the 41st Prime Minister of New Zealand replacing Jacinda Ardern? A. Ashley Bloomfield B. Chris Hipkins C. Andrew Little D. Chris Bishop Answer Chris Hipkins Q17. Who has been appointed as the CEO of Cairn Oil & Gas, a unit of Vedanta Ltd, on 19 January 2023? A. Daniel Zhang B. Garo H. Armen C. Shantanu Narayen D. Nick Walker Answer Nick Walker Q18. In January 2023, India extended how much concessional Line of Credit for developing sporting infrastructure in the Maldives? A. $20 million B. $30 million C. $40 million D. $50 million Answer $40 million Q19. The President of which country will be the Chief Guest for Republic Day 2023? A. United Arab Emirates B. Saudi Arabia C. Egypt D. China Answer Egypt Q20. UNESCO has decided to dedicate International Day of Education on ____ to Afghan girls and women. A. 23 January 2024 B. 24 January 2024 C. 25 January 2024 D. 26 January 2024 Answer 24 January 2024 Now Try Quiz of Jan Current Affairs 2023 Attention: You must prepare daily current affairs of January 2023 for Quiz, so you can rank better and motivate for your upcoming government exam comptition.

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El tenista español se deja un set ante Sonego antes de igualar su mejor resultado en el Open de Australia. Todos los favoritos, a excepción de Sinner, se han dejado sets en las dos primeras rondas del torneo JOAN SOLSONA Melbourne Mientras Novak Djokovic se ha dejado dos sets en dos partidos, Daniil Medvedev uno, Alexander Zverev, tres, y Casper Ruud, otros dos, Carlos Alcaraz ha perdido uno en el camino a la tercera ronda del Open de Australia. El murciano iguala ya su mejor resultado en las pistas del Melbourne Park, que databa de 2022. Su segunda víctima ha sido este jueves Lorenzo Sonego, por 6-4, 6-7(3), 6-3 y 7-6(3), en tres horas y 25 minutos. Ya son 157 triunfos en un total de 200 partidos disputados en el circuito con apenas 20 años. Su siguiente obstáculo será este sábado el chino Juncheng Shang, el 140 del ranking y que entró en el cuadro gracias a una invitación de la organización. El zurdo Shang, de 18 años, viene de colarse en las semifinales del Open 250 de Hong Kong. Por el lado de Carlitos siguen avanzando peligrosamente Tommy Paul, Casper Ruud y Zverev. No espero nada y todo lo que venga será un regalo Juncheng Shang Al segundo favorito del cuadro le valió un 'break' para anotarse la manga inicial. Lo que pasa es que el italiano, sin hace ruido, se llevó la muerte súbita inmediatamente después. Hubo un momento de máxima presión para Alcaraz. Después de perder el segundo set, afrontó un 0-30 en el primer juego de la continuación. Sonego veía el vaso medio lleno. No había tenido una sola opción de rotura y había firmado las tablas en el marcador. Alcaraz salvó esa situación y empezó a sacar magia de su raqueta. Una dejada por aquí, un tiro ganador por allá y segundo 'break' y 2-0 para él al inicio del tercer set, cuando más lo necesitaba. Mantuvo su saque para aumentar su renta hasta el 3-0. El campeón de dos grandes se anotó la tercera manga e inició la cuarta con otra rotura. Cuando parecía que había puesto la directa a la victoria se paró y su oponente lo aprovechó para volver a escena. No ayudaba el viento para tener las mejores sensaciones. El luchador Lorenzo iba a morir matando en otro 'tie break'. Alcaraz firmó después en la cámara: "Pronto la tercera ronda en Melbourne". A la caza de la cima El murciano, con sus dos primeras victorias en el torneo, le ha recortado ya 100 puntos a Djokovic en el ranking al haberse perdido la pasada edición por lesión. La larga duración de los dos partidos programados este jueves en la central Rod Laver Arena provocó que, por primera vez en esta edición, se solape la sesión de día con la de noche, que tenía programado su inicio a las 19.00 horas con el duelo entre Elena Rybakina y Anna Blinkova. Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Marca

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History as Chinese man wins for first time at Australian Open

History as Chinese man wins for first time at Australian Open

China’s Shang Juncheng reacts on a point against Germany’s Oscar Otte during their men’s singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 16, 2023. (Photo by Paul CROCK / AFP) Teenager Shang Juncheng created a slice of history Monday by becoming the first male Chinese player to win an Australian Open main draw singles match. The gifted 17-year-old, a…

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Compared to the first set, where Jerry got broken back moments after he broke, he appeared slightly more consistent in the second set with his offensives. Already two games in, his defense-to-offense mechanism started to press Huesler until his backhand down-the-line winner secured an equalizer moments before he broke due to a forehand pass in response to Huesler's third-shot volley to 2-0. Jerry then held his service game 3-0 to strengthen his position.

It took two games later before Jerry had a cross-court forehand pass to start the next game, even having a break point, which was saved from Huesler's volley finish. By the end of that game, Huesler managed to hold his serves to 4-2, and both players kept holding until Jerry had his chance to serve for the second set at 5-3. Setting up his set point with a backhand winner, it was converted two points later thanks to his +1 backhand winner to secure the second set 6-3, bringing the match to the deciding set as he started to play more offensive than Huesler, with the help of some timing.

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17-Year-Old Shang Joins Countrymen To Make Chinese History At Australian Open | ATP Tour

17-Year-Old Shang Joins Countrymen To Make Chinese History At Australian Open | ATP Tour

It was a historic 2022 for Chinese men’s tennis, and the country’s stars are showing no signs of slowing down. When Shang Juncheng qualified for the Australian Open on Friday, the 17-year-old ensured more national history would be made. Shang, Wu Yibing and Zhang Zhizhen are the first male Chinese trio to compete in a Grand Slam men’s singles draw in the Open Era (since 1968) and the first in all…

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Quebecer Gabriel Diallo wins the Granby Challenger

Quebecer Gabriel Diallo wins the Granby Challenger

PHOTO SARAH-JÄDE CHAMPAGNE, THE VOICE OF THE EAST Gabriel Diallo (Granby) Montrealer Gabriel Diallo became the first Quebecer to win the Granby Challenger, the men’s version of the National Bank Championships, on Sunday afternoon. The Montrealer triumphed at the National Bank Tennis Championships in Granby against a 17-year-old Chinese, Juncheng Shang, 7-5, 7-6 (5). Thanks to this triumph,…