Chinese teen Juncheng Shang prevails in Chengdu
ATP roundup: Chinese teen Juncheng Shang prevails in Chengdu
Chinese 19-year-old Juncheng Shang downed No. 1 seed Lorenzo Musetti of Italy to complete a memorable run to his first ATP title at the Chengdu Open in his home country Tuesday.
Teenager Shang Juncheng triumphs in Chengdu to be second Chinese tennis player to win ATP title
Another Chinese, Zhang Zhizhen, is runner-up to veteran Marin Cilic in Hangzhou. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Chinese teen Shang Juncheng thrills home crowd with first ATP title in Chengdu
The 19-year-old stunned top seed Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets to close in on a Top 50 debut and remain in the hunt for a berth at the Next Gen ATP Finals.
Teenager Shang becomes second Chinese player to win an ATP title
Teenager Shang Juncheng beat Italy's Olympic bronze medallist Lorenzo Musetti 7-6(4) 6-1 in the Chengdu Open final on Tuesday to become the second Chinese player to win an ATP title.
Chengdu Open: Teenager Shang beats Musetti in final to become second Chinese player to win ATP title
Li Na remains China’s most successful singles player with Grand Slam wins at the French Open in 2011 and the Australian Open in 2014.
Jerry Shang wins Chengdu Open, becomes only second Chinese player to claim an ATP title
Shang Juncheng downs Olympic bronze medallist Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets, is youngest winner on tour this year.
Teen Sensation Shang Juncheng Stuns in Chengdu Open Triumph
Teenager Shang Juncheng defeated Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the Chengdu Open final, making him the second Chinese player to claim an ATP title. This marks his first ATP Tour win and strengthens his bid for the Next Gen ATP Finals.
Teenager Shang becomes second Chinese player to win an ATP title after clinching Chengdu Open
Teenager Shang Juncheng beat Italy's Olympic bronze medallist Lorenzo Musetti 7-6 (4) 6-1 in the Chengdu Open final on Tuesday to become the second Chinese player to win an ATP title.
Teenager Shang Juncheng becomes second Chinese player to win an ATP title
Shang Juncheng, a 19-year-old Chinese tennis player, secured his first ATP Tour title by defeating Italy's Lorenzo Musetti in the Chengdu Open final.
Last Word on Sports on MSN26m
Meet This Week’s ATP Champions: Marin Cilic Makes History
The Asian Swing started last week at the ATP Tour, where two tournaments were played in China. Two fascinating stories have ...
ATP World Tour Chengdu Open Results
CHENGDU, CHINA (AP) _ Results Tuesday from Chengdu Open at Chengdu Center (seedings in parentheses): Fabien Reboul and Sadio Doumbia (1), France, def. Yuki Bhambri, India, and Albano Olivetti (3), ...
The New York Times16h
Marin Cilic becomes lowest-ranked ATP title winner in Open Era with Hangzhou triumph
Cilic is the lowest-ranked winner of an ATP title since Lleyton Hewitt won the Adelaide title ranked world No. 550 in 1998. On the same day, Shang Juncheng, 21, went one better than Zhang by winning ...
SFGate on MSN11h
Men's Chengdu Open Today in the US: Schedule, Live Stream and TV for September 24
Juncheng Shang (No. 55 in world) will face Lorenzo Musetti (No. 19) today at the Chengdu Open, in Chengdu, China. Want a ...
Tennis: Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Vijay Sundar Prashanth win maiden ATP Tour doubles title together
Jeevan and Vijay came from behind to beat Germany’s Constantin Frantzen and Hendrik Jebens 4-6, 7-6(5), 10-7 in a marathon ...
rediff.com5h
Indo-French pair stunned in Chengdu Open final
Yuki Bhambri and his French partner Albano Olivetti narrowly missed out on a third title this year, losing 4-6, 6-4, 4-10 to ...
Tennis1d
Shang Juncheng, Zhang Zhizhen reach maiden ATP finals at Chinese tour stops
Shang Juncheng rode out a break of serve in each set to end Yannick Hanfmann’s Chengdu Open bid with a 6-4, 6-4 victory. The 19-year-old, who also goes by Jerry, has dropped just one set en route ...
devdiscourse1d
Indian Tennis Stars Shine at ATP 250 Doubles Finals in China
Indian tennis players Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan, Vijay Sundar Prashanth, and Yuki Bhambri reached the men's doubles finals at two ...