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Columbus Challenger (Columbus, Ohio): Fourth seed and #NextGen star Stefan Kozlov picked up his first Challenger title by defeating sixth seed and fellow American Tennys Sandgren, 6-1, 2-6, 6-2. The 18-year-old’s victory marks the third time in the past four weeks that an American teenager has won their maiden Challenger title, with Reilly Opelka prevailing in Charlottesville and Michael Mmoh winning in Knoxville. This is the 13th time a teenager has won a Challenger this year and Kozlov is now the 17th #NextGen winner overall. Kozlov rises 30 spots to a career-high Emirates ATP Ranking of No. 116.

Ranking: 116
Bilans meczów: 3-2
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $104,851

Tennis - With Novak Djokovic out for the rest of the tennis season, Andre Agassi has been keeping himself busy by working with other tennis players. A couple of weeks after hitting the courts with Canadian Eugenie Bouchard, Agassi took some time to hit with Stefan Kozlov, the 19-year-old American player who is currently ranked No.

132 in the world. Kozlov was seen along side 26-year-old Anderson Reed, another American player, and the pair worked with Agassi and Gil Reyes. Kozlov made his ATP debut at the age of 15 in Newport, one year after reaching two junior Grand Slam finals in 2014 and peaking at No.

3 in the ITF Junior World Rankings. He has won 4 ITF Futures titles and won his first ATP Challenger event last season. He is currently the 13th highest ranked American player in the ATP rankings.

Las Vegas Tennis Open (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA): #NextGenATP star Stefan Kozlov returned to the winners' circle on Sunday, storming back from a set down to claim his second ATP Challenger Tour title. The American teen overcame Liam Broady 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 in two hours and 19 minutes for his first crown since lifting his maiden trophy in Columbus nearly one year ago.

Kozlov failed to convert on two match points at 5-3 in the decider, but held his nerve and closed out the win on his third at 5-4. The 19-year-old's win is the 13th for teenagers this year and 10th among Americans.

"We both just put it on the line today and it was 50-50," Kozlov said. "We were both left gasping for air and it wasn’t easy. It could have gone either way today. I was very impressed with Liam’s sportsmanship today. I haven’t had the best last couple of months, a lot of ups and downs. For all the downs, you have to kind of look for the ups and today I had to dig deep for mine."