On Tuesday, Kamel Mejsharzuk opened a short season of playing on grass. This week the Polish tennis player starts the big challenge in Nottingham.

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After playing in the Grand Slam Roland Garros 2021, in which he managed to win the match on the main ladder, Kamel Majsharzak quickly moved to the grass courts. In Nottingham he was the eighth seed and in the first round he tied with Prajnesh Guneswaran.

The duel between the Pole and the Indian took place on Tuesday. The match lasted only 17 minutes. In the first set, “Szumi” broke his opponent’s serve three times and scored 25 out of 31 points. With the score 6-0, the Indian actor decided that he was unable to continue the match.

Majsherzak advanced to the second round, where he will be challenged by Australian qualifier Aleksandar Vukic on Thursday. On Wednesday, however, the Pole will begin competing in the doubles. His partner is Russian Yevgeny Donskoy, and the second competitors will be Australians Matthew Ebden and John Patrick Smith.

Viking Open NottinghamNottingham (UK)
ATP Challenger Tour, grass field, prize pool 132.8 thousand. euro
Tuesday 8 June

First round of singles:

Kamil Majsherzak (Poland, 8) – Prajnesh Guneswaran (India) 6-0, retired.

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