Yannick Siner triumphed as champion in this year's edition of the US Open, after winning with a convincing victory over the American representative Taylor Fritz with 6:3, 6:4, 7:5. With this success, Ciner became the first Italian to win the US Open title, writing his name in the history of tennis. It is his second Grand Slam title this year, making him one of the few tennis players - just four in the last 50 years - to have achieved this impressive feat.

Iliyan Radulov was eliminated in the semifinals of the tennis tournament on clay in Madrid, which has a prize fund of 15 thousand dollars. The 19-year-old Bulgarian tennis player lost in the battle for the final to the third seed in the scheme, the Dutchman Michiel De Krom, with a score of 2:6, 6:2, 3:6.

The match was tense and lasted two hours and 26 minutes. In the beginning, Radulov was unable to find his rhythm and trailed 0:3 in the first set, which he lost 2:6. In the second part, however,

Iliyan Radulov qualified for the singles semifinals of the clay tennis tournament in Madrid, Spain, with a prize fund of 15 thousand dollars. The 19-year-old Bulgarian tennis player achieved an impressive victory in the quarterfinals, where he prevailed over the Spaniard Pablo Masjuan Hinel with a score of 6:3, 6:2 after an hour and 28 minutes of play.

The first set was contested, with Hinnel able to level the score at 3:3. However, Radulov showed poise and confidence as he won the next three games and closed out

Liya Karatancheva qualified for the singles quarterfinals of the clay tennis tournament in the Austrian capital Vienna, which has a prize fund of 60 thousand dollars. The young Bulgarian tennis player, who is 20 years old, defeated Victoria Kahn after the Russian withdrew due to injury. The match lasted only 41 minutes, and the score was 6:2, 1:0 in favor of Karatancheva. Although Leah lost an early break lead, she managed to win five games in a row, after which Kahn was unable to continue the match.

Adrian Andreev successfully passed the first round of the "Challenger" clay tennis tournament in Genoa, Italy, with a prize fund of 148 euros. In a tense match that lasted two hours and 625 minutes, Andreev prevailed over Argentine qualifier Gennaro Alberto Olivieri with a score of 44:7, 5:3, 6:6. With this success, the Bulgarian tennis player secured 2 euros and eight points for the world ranking, extending his winning streak to six consecutive matches. Last week, Andreev won his first title at the Challenger level

Adrian Andreev won his first Challenger Series title, after triumphing at the clay court tournament in Porto, Portugal. The Bulgarian tennis player, who was placed sixth in the scheme, achieved a convincing victory in the final, beating the Spaniard Carlos Taberner with a score of 6:3, 6:0. The tournament in Porto had a prize fund of 74 euros, which further emphasizes the importance of success for the young Bulgarian.

Andreev, who is 23 years old, demonstrated a stable game