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No. 56 Magda Linette stunned No. 6 seed Ons Jabeur, bouncing the Tunisian star in the first round of the French Open Sunday. The Polish underdog outlasted Jabeur in the two-and-a-half-hour battle, notching a 3-6, 7-6(4), 7-5 three-set win. Linette was only 2-16 against Top 10 opponents heading into Sunday’s contest, falling to Jabeur in the third round of the French Open last year. The unseeded Pole played clean tennis to overcome the No. 6 seed, registering 35 unforced errors to Jabeur’s 47. Jabeur has been dominant on dirt up until Sunday’s upset, winning a tour-leading 17 matches on clay in 2022. “I am just happy I managed to fight for every single point,” said Linette following the match, acknowledging the challenge Jabeur presented on clay. Linette now advances to the second round, where she will face the winner of Martina Trevisan and Harriet Dart.

In the sea of ​​young great tennis players who have come from Serbia for years, in addition to already famous tennis players such as Djokovic, Troicki, Tipsarevic, Zimonjic, Lajovic ... the name Miomir Kecmanovic stands out. Miomir is formerly the first junior in the world, but now the ATP TOP 150 player and certainly one of those who will very quickly get into the world's top. www.worldtennismagazine.com Miomir Kecmanovic was born in Belgrade on August 31, 1999, by father Dragutin Kecmanovic, a famous Serbian doctor, and Maja Pavlov Kecmanovic, a Serbian surgeon. His coach is Miro Hrvatin, a great coach from Croatia. Miomir is currently number 132 on the ATP list, Miomir is also in the top 500 at the ATP Doubles Rankings. Junior career: Miomir was a junior also in position number 1 on ITF JUNIORS. During his junior career, Miomir won the following tournaments: COPA UNIVERSIDAD GALILEO, GUATEMALA (G4) - 2014. OPEN DU CONSIEL GENERAL (G4) GUADELOUPE - 2014. ITF JUNI...