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Who is Indian tennis ace Dhakshineswar Suresh who beat former Top 20, Alejandro Tabilo?

Indian Express

3 days ago

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Indian Express

Who is Indian tennis ace Dhakshineswar Suresh who beat former Top 20, Alejandro Tabilo?

Twenty five year-old Dhakshineswar Suresh, the strapping 6 feet-5 tennis player from Madurai, created quite the stor at Winston-Salem ATP 250, by making the main draw with a thundering, rollicking comeback win over former Top 20 Alejandro Tabilo. The wildcard entrant upset the current World No 103, whose ranking does no justice to his pedigree – Tabilo beat Novak Djokovic earlier this season. The former Georgia Gwinett student (they are called Grizzlies), has played tennis at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, before transferring to Wake Forest (Demon Deacons). He is currently ranked No 664. His highest career ranking was 663 last week. Going up against Tabilo in the qualifying, however, he was to face someone who's been as high as World No 19 just last fall. It ended up as the highest ranked scalp for Suresh, and also gave him a maiden entry into an ATP Tour main draw. He next plays Argentine Mariano Navone. The big serving Madurai player sent down 15 aces, and was 1-6, a set and 1-3 down in the second set tiebreak before he turned it around. Strong in serve and on his forehand, Suresh is making How the Accelerator helped Suresh Suresh was among the among 22 college players who will benefit from direct entry into ATP Challenger Tour events as part of the third year of the ATP Next Gen Accelerator. According to their website, this initative between ATP and the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) was created to increase the development pathway for top players in the American collegiate system. Following the NCAA Championships in May, players qualified based on their year-end ranking and/or performance in the NCAA Championships. This was his third win over a Top 150 player, after defeating Billy Harris (No 146) and Estonian Mark Lajal (147) at Lexington in late July. His run to the quarterfinals gave him 16 points.

2025 Libema Open: Tabilo [61st] vs. de Jong [88th] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview

USA Today

08-06-2025

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USA Today

2025 Libema Open: Tabilo [61st] vs. de Jong [88th] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview

2025 Libema Open: Tabilo [61st] vs. de Jong [88th] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview Alejandro Tabilo (No. 61 ranking) will face Jesper de Jong (No. 88) in the of the Libema Open on Monday, June 9. Tabilo is favored (-125) to get to the compared to the underdog de Jong (-102). Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Saturday at 10:35 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong matchup info Tournament: Libema Open Libema Open Round: Date: Monday, June 9 Monday, June 9 Court Surface: Grass Watch the Tennis Channel and more sports on Fubo! Tabilo vs. de Jong Prediction Based on the implied probility from the moneyline, Tabilo has a 55.6% to win. Tabilo vs. de Jong Betting Odds Tabilo vs. de Jong matchup performance & stats

How to Watch Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong at the 2025 Libema Open: Live Stream, TV Channel

USA Today

07-06-2025

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USA Today

How to Watch Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong at the 2025 Libema Open: Live Stream, TV Channel

How to Watch Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong at the 2025 Libema Open: Live Stream, TV Channel On Monday, Jesper de Jong (No. 88 in the world) meets Alejandro Tabilo (No. 61) in the at the Libema Open. In Tabilo's last competition, he lost to Alexei Popyrin 5-7, 3-6, 4-6 in the Round of 64 at the Roland Garros on May 28, 2025. de Jong lost his last match on May 29, 2025 in the Round of 64 at the Roland Garros to Alexander Zverev 6-3, 1-6, 2-6, 3-6. Watch Tennis Channel on Fubo! Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong: live stream info & TV channel Tournament: Libema Open Libema Open Round: Date: Monday, June 9 Monday, June 9 Live Stream: Watch Tennis Channel on Fubo Watch Tennis Channel on Fubo Court Surface: Grass Alejandro Tabilo vs. Jesper de Jong matchup stats Tabilo is 7-2 on grass over the past 12 months, with one tournament win. On grass, Tabilo has won 90.4% of his service games and 17.3% of his return games over the past year. On grass over the past 12 months, Tabilo has converted 18 of 46 break points (39.1%). In his most recent tournament (the Roland Garros), Tabilo was eliminated by Popyrin 5-7, 3-6, 4-6 on May 28, in the Round of 64. de Jong is 1-1 in one tournament on grass over the past 12 months. de Jong is 24-for-29 in service games on grass courts (winning 82.8%) and 7-for-28 in return games (25.0%). de Jong has won 40.0% of break points on grass (six out of 15) which ranks 122nd. de Jong suffered defeat in the Round of 64 of his most recent tournament (the Roland Garros) on May 29, when he lost 6-3, 1-6, 2-6, 3-6 to Zverev. Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Saturday at 12:57 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.

News.com.au

29-05-2025

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News.com.au

Popyrin makes 1st French Open 3rd round

Tennis: Alexei Popyrin has defeated Tabilo in straight sets to advance to the French Open third round.

The match-defining moment in hoodoo-smashing Popyrin's Roland-Garros triumph

Sydney Morning Herald

28-05-2025

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Sydney Morning Herald

The match-defining moment in hoodoo-smashing Popyrin's Roland-Garros triumph

Locked in a tight second-round battle with Tabilo, and having thrown away a hard-earned break of serve a few games earlier, the best version of Popyrin made an appearance. Popyrin was already up a set – a 7-5 dogfight across 52 minutes – but Tabilo arguably had the momentum as he served for a 4-3 second-set lead. At 30-all, Popyrin engaged in some baseline warfare with his left-handed rival. There was nothing passive about how the Australian approached the point, but he combined measured power, depth, margin and just the right amount of patience to work the Chilean over then pound one of his favoured inside-out forehands past him. On the next point, it was Tabilo who blinked first to hand over another break that Popyrin soon translated into a two-set advantage and eventually a straight-sets win in two hours, 19 minutes over a dangerous opponent. The 25-year-old rifled eight aces and 37 winners in total, including a wonderfully executed backhand cross-court pass to seal victory. Even more impressive was Popyrin committed only 26 unforced errors. Commentating for Channel Nine, Thanasi Kokkinakis – Popyrin's five-set conqueror in the first round at Roland-Garros last year – hailed his fellow Australian's performance as 'probably the most focused I've seen him for three straight sets'. Popyrin, who won the Roland-Garros boys' singles title eight years ago, has put behind his baffling poor record at the grand slam to now reach at least the third round at all four majors. Ruud's loss to Borges has presented Popyrin with a great opportunity to match his best grand slam result from last year's US Open, where he stunned Novak Djokovic in four sets to make the round of 16. Ruud, one of the world's best claycourters, revealed afterwards that he had dealt with a knee issue throughout the claycourt season. 'It's hopefully nothing too serious. For the last couple of weeks [since Monte-Carlo] I've been struggling a little bit with knee pain on and off,' Ruud said. 'That's why I decided to pull out of Geneva after Rome, do my best, and heal to [try and] be ready here … I decided to push through it doing some anti-inflammatory pills and painkillers to try to get rid of it, which has helped to a certain degree, but not enough.' This is a pivotal result for Popyrin, who is defending more than half his ranking points in the second half of this year, including his monumental Montreal Masters 1000 title. He was a junior peer of Australia's top-ranked player Alex de Minaur and they both spent time honing their talents abroad growing up, but he has largely lived in his tenacious countryman's shadow. Even if that remains the case, Popyrin is making a strong case to be Australian tennis' Robin as the 'Special Ks', Nick Kyrgios and Kokkinakis, again nurse injuries that sidelined them from Roland-Garros. Loading Popyrin is guaranteed to also be seeded at Wimbledon, which will greatly aid his hopes of again advancing to the third round there. Djokovic stopped him at the All England Club last year before Popyrin reversed his fortunes a few months later in New York. De Minaur, Adam Walton and Daria Kasatkina will try to emulate Popyrin's effort when they play their second-round matches on Thursday, against Alex Bublik, 16th-seeded Andrey Rublev and Leolia Jeanjean, respectively.