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Ossetian tennis player Alibek Kachmazov won Challenger in China

Ossetian tennis player Alibek Kachmazov won the tournament in China

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Ossetian tennis player Alibek Kachmazov won Challenger in China

Ossetian tennis player Alibek Kachmazov won the tournament in China. The athlete won the Challenger and rose in the ranking by more than 400 places, according to the information portal Sapa 15.

His opponent in the final was the Japanese Dylan Hara-Friend, occupying 260th place in the world ranking. The match lasted almost three hours and ended with the score 4:6 7:6 7:6 7:6.

As a result, Kachmazov won the third consecutive title in China. He has previously won two ITF tournaments.

This is the 17th victory of the tennis player and the most weighty title in his career to date. It is also reported that in the live rating for three weeks it rose from 798th to 359th place.

Earlier it was reported that the Ossetian judoka Inal Tasoev became a three-time world champion.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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