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Olkhovsky: “Khachanov had a good Masters in Monte Carlo – there is nothing wrong with losing to Tsitsipas”

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Olkhovsky: “Khachanov had a good Masters in Monte Carlo – there is nothing wrong with losing to Tsitsipas”

Two-time winner of Grand Slam tournaments in mixed doubles Andrei Olkhovsky said that Russian tennis player Karen Khachanov showed a good result at the Masters tournament in Monte Carlo.

Khachanov reached the quarter finals of the tournament, where he lost to the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas in two sets. At the previous stage, the 27-year-old Russian beat his compatriot Daniil Medvedev.

— Tsitsipas is another opponent for Khachanov. A different game, a different tactic than with Medvedev. Karen won against Daniil, this is a good result. The quarterfinal match with Tsitsipas was difficult. The Greek spins the ball and plays with a flourish. Ground is a more convenient surface for Tsitsipas than for Medvedev.

In any case, Karen reached the quarterfinals of the Masters and showed good results and tennis. Yes, I lost to Tsitsipas, one of the strongest players over the past few years. But there is nothing shameful in this defeat. For Karen, this is a successful tournament,” Olkhovsky is quoted as saying by the Championship.

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    Three Ukrainians are one step away from the establishment of the Aus Open. Who will they play with in the qualifying final?

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    Three Ukrainians are one step away from the establishment of the Aus Open. Who will they play with in the qualifying final?

    The second round of qualification matches were held on January 14. Australian Open 2026.

    advanced to the finals in the election three Ukrainian tennis players: Yulia Starodubtseva (WTA 110), Daria Snigur (WTA 136) and Angelina Kalinina (WTA 178). Vitaly Sachko (ATR 166) left the major.

    Starodubtseva defeated Despina Papamikhail (Greece, WTA 160), Snigur defeated Carson Brenstein (Canada, WTA 179), Kalinina defeated Anouk Koevermans (Netherlands, WTA 192) and Sachko lost to Liam Draxl (Canada, ATP 145).

    In the qualifying finals, Starodubtseva will face Victoria Tomova (Bulgaria, WTA 128), Snigur will compete with Alexandra Sasnovich (WTA 102), and Kalinina will compete with Maya Khwalinskaya (Poland, WTA 145).

    The final round of Australian Open qualifiers will be held on January 15.

    Results of Ukrainian representatives in the second round of Aus Open 2026 qualifiers:

    • Q2: Yulia Starodubtseva [6] – Despina Papamikhail – 6:1, 6:2
    • Q2: Daria Snigur – Carson Brenstein – 6:4, 4:2, RET., Brenstein
    • Q2: Angelina Kalinina – Anouk Koevermans – 7:6 (8:6), 6:0
    • Q2: Vitaly Sachko – Liam Draxl [20] – 3:6, 7:5, 6:7 (7:10)

    The opponents of the Ukrainian representatives in the Aus Open 2026 qualifiers final are:

    • Q3: Yulia Starodubtseva [6] – Victoria Tomova [18]
    • Q3: Daria Snigur – 🏳️ Alexandra Sasnovich [8]
    • Q3: Angelina Kalinina – Maya Khvalinskaya

    Source: Sport UA

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    An amateur tennis player won an exhibition tournament with a prize fund of 1 million Australian dollars before the start of the Australian Open

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    An amateur tennis player won an exhibition tournament with a prize fund of 1 million Australian dollars before the start of the Australian Open

    Australian amateur tennis player Jordan Smith won an exhibition tournament with a prize fund of 1 million Australian dollars (about 668 thousand dollars) before the start of the Australian Open.

    According to the 1 Point Slam tournament format, an athlete only needed to score one point to win each match and advance to the next round.

    During the tournament, Smith beat Pablo Carreno Busta, Jannik Sinner, Amanda Anisimova and Pedro Martinez. In the final, he defeated world number 117 Joanna Garland.

    Russians Daniil Medvedev and Marat Safin took part in the tournament.

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    He knocked out Sinner. An amateur became the One Point Slam champion and took home A$1 million

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    He knocked out Sinner. An amateur became the One Point Slam champion and took home A million

    amateur tennis player Jordan Smith Became the champion of the exhibition tournament from Sydney Single Point SlamIt took place on January 14 at the central stadium, Rod Laver Arena.

    Along the way, Smith passed Laura Pigossi (WTA 200), Jannik Sinner (ATP 2), Amanda Anisimova (WTA 4), Pedro Martinez (ATP 71) and Joanna Garland (WTA 117).

    Jordan earned one million Australian dollars (US$668,000) by winning the One Point Slam.

    One Point Slam is an exhibition tournament where matches consist of one point. The right to serve was determined using a game of rock, paper, scissors without a second ball. Meanwhile, Sinner could not put the ball into play against Jordan.

    Ukrainian tennis players did not participate in the One Point Slam. Carlos Alcaraz, the leader in the world rankings, lost to Maria Sakkari in the third round.

    PHOTOGRAPH. Jordan Smith – champion of the One Point Slam exhibition tournament

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    Video recording of the One Point Slam exhibition tournament

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