Kwon Soon-woo (26, Dangjin City Hall, 84th in the world), who defeated the world’s 40th place in the semifinals , challenges the trophy for the second men’s professional tennis (ATP) tour singles championship.
Kwon Soon-woo defeated Jack Draper (22, England, 40th) 2-1 (7-6<8-6> 6-7) after a bloody battle of 2 hours and 45 minutes in the semifinals of the ATP Tour Adelaide International 2nd Round held in Adelaide, Australia on the 13th. <2-7> 6-3) and advanced to the finals. “I tried to be persistent and aggressive,” Kwon Soon-woo said.
In this tournament, which has the nature of a prelude to the Australian Open, the first major tournament of the season, Kwon Soon-woo seemed to be packing up early, bowing his head to Thomas Mahachi (23, Czech Republic, 115th) in the second round of the preliminary round. However, as the finalists did not participate, they enjoyed the good fortune of joining as a ‘Lucky Loser’. 바카라사이트
Kwon Soon-woo played a revenge match against Machachi, whom he met again in the round of 32, and in the round of 16, he won a 2-1 (3-6 6-4 6-4) come-from-behind victory over Pablo Carreño Busta (32, Spain, 15th), the second seed of the tournament. Reaped. In the quarterfinals, he defeated Mikael Imer (25, Sweden, 77th) 2-0 (6-1 6-2).
Kwon Soon-woo tasted his first tour event victory at the ATP Tour Astana Open in September 2021. He will play the Australian Open on the 16th after playing the final against Roberto Bautista Agut (35, Spain, 26th), the fourth seed of the tournament, on the 14th.