India’s Prajnesh Gunneswaran finished runner-up at the Orlando Open after losing the final of the ATP Challenger event to American Brandon Nakashima. Gunneswaran lost 3-6, 4-6 in the $52,080 hard court tournament.
Gunneswaran, 31, had eight changes to break Nakashima but he could convert none of them. This is the second consecutive time that Gunneswaran has finished runner-up, having reached final of the Cary Challenger last week.
The result helped Prajnesh to move to 128 from 137 on the ATP Tour rankings. He had earlier risen to the number one spot among Indian male singles players after reaching the final, displacing Sumit Nagal.
Nakashima, meanwhile, at the age of 19 is the youngest American to win a Challenger title since Francis Tiafoe in 2017.
The swearing-in ceremony for President-elect Trump is scheduled to take place on January 20th, marking…
Trump gathers 20,000 supporters at Capital One Arena, celebrating his political comeback and reigniting campaign…
Polling in Delhi is scheduled for February 5, with the counting of votes to take…
Ghana’s armed forces claimed the miners fired at military patrols, while local leaders dispute this,…
At her campaign launch in Toronto, Freeland emphasized her readiness to confront Trump’s trade challenges,…
Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv as three hostages, held for 471 days by Hamas, were…