Relying on his years of experience on the pro circuit, 29-year-old Ramkumar Ramanathan, currently ranked 409th, secured a 6-2 6-2 win over 20-year-old Karan Singh in a dominant one-sided final at the ITF M25 New Delhi Open. This is Ramanathan’s 21st pro singles title.
Revival In Singles Form For Ramanathan
Ramanathan, boasting a career-high ATP ranking of 111, is experiencing a remarkable resurgence on the singles circuit. His dominance is evident with victories in 4 out of the last 5 ITF M25 Futures events in India, showcasing his unwavering form and determination. Moreover, his strong performance in the ATP Challenger circuit throughout February is noteworthy, highlighted by a significant triumph over the talented Italian, Luca Nardi. Notably, Nardi had recently made headlines by defeating none other than Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells earlier this week.
Breakthrough Tournament For Singh
Singh’s journey in the tournament marked a significant breakthrough as he made his maiden professional singles final. His triumph over the top-seeded player, Evgeny Donskoy, ranked 267th, exhibited the potential in his game. Donskoy’s notable victory over Roger Federer at the prestigious 2017 Dubai Open added an extra layer of prestige to Singh’s achievement, undoubtedly drawing attention to his promising talent within the Indian Tennis community.