Tennis

Today · 19 Sept

Yesterday · 18 Sept

The 2026 Guangzhou Huangpu International Tennis Open completes its first round of men's singles, determining the round of 16.

According to 中国新闻网 体育, the 2026 Guangzhou Huangpu International Tennis Open completed the first round of the men's singles on September 16, with all first-round matches decided and 16 players advancing to the round of 16; the doubles draw also began. Notable results include the 2nd seed Basilashvili retiring with his opponent Honda Shoya leading 1-1, and 5th seed Federico Cinà losing to James Trot, while seeds 7 Elias Immler, 8 Ryo Noguchi, and Pavlo Kotov moved into the round of 8, and 3rd seed Lloyd Harris was defeated by Marat Sharipov. In doubles, Sun Fajing / Akira Santilan advanced, while Zheng Baoluo / Xu Chuanen won in a deciding tiebreak, and Yang Zijang / Zeng Yaojie exited in the first round; Wang Aoran / Sergei Fomin also failed to advance in doubles. The event is ATP-sanctioned and organized by multiple Chinese authorities and bodies.

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Elena Rybakina wins the US Open title and rises to World No. 1

"Elena Rybakina wins the US Open title and rises to World No. 1, overcoming an Achilles injury, with only four days of practice before a final against the top seed and two-time defending champion. The Hindu Sport reports that her performance made the challenging path look easy, as she ascended to the sport’s top rankings."

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Joe Salisbury retires from professional tennis

According to BBC Sport, former world number one doubles player Joe Salisbury has retired from professional tennis, choosing this month's US Open as his final event where he reached the semi-finals with his longtime partner Rajeev Ram. He finishes his career with 17 tour-level titles, including the 2022 and 2023 season-ending ATP Finals, and is Britain's most successful men's doubles player of the Open era.

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BBC SportOriginal

Tennis star Alex Eala arrived in Singapore ahead of the Singapore Tennis Open.

According to CNA Sport, 21-year-old Filipino tennis star Alexandra Eala arrived in Singapore on Sep 17 ahead of the Singapore Tennis Open, which runs Sep 21-27 at OCBC Arena, The Kallang, as a WTA 500 event. The report notes her career highlights this year, including reaching world No 18, winning the Washington Open, and her Wimbledon run to the fourth round, as she prepares to compete and navigate rising stardom in Singapore.

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