Felix Auger Aliassime

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Felix’s Intense Drills: ‘Keep The Focus’

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TopCourt ambassador shares his tips
The serve is the only shot over which a player has total control. That’s why TopCourt ambassador Felix Auger-Aliassime says that it’s worth spending time to perfect.

”You can really take the time to perfect your serve, work on it and repeat it so it becomes something really consistent and precise,” he says.

The Canadian looks to hit 60%-70% of all shots with his forehand, a strategy that is easier to follow when your serve is working and setting up the point.

Let Felix guide you to the path of success with his favourite drills, which can be found at TopCourt.

“These drills are meant to be tough, they are meant to challenge you. Don’t get frustrated if you miss. Keep the focus, keep the intensity. Give your best effort.”

Learn more from Auger-Aliassime at TopCourt

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19-19 w turniejach M-1000. Kozak.

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Felix Fends off Fucsovics Challenge In Cincinnati

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Canadian improves ATP Head2Head to 2-1 against Fucsovics
Felix Auger-Aliassime overcame a slow start and a rain delay before he saw off Marton Fucsovics in the opening round of the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati on Monday. The pair had split two previous ATP Head2Head encounters but it was the 12th seed who claimed the latest clash 7-6(0), 6-3.

Having broken for 3- 2 in the opening set, Fucsovics held a set point at 5-4 only to be broken. The Hungarian stared down a set point two games later. But after forcing the tie-break he was unable to make any inroads as the Canadian reeled off seven straight points for the set.


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Following a rain delay early in the second set, it was all Auger-Aliassime as he broke three straight times to secure the match. He finished with 23 winners – 13 of those off his forehand – and won 68 per cent of first-serve points.

Following a red-hot run on grass, in which he reached his eighth ATP Tour final in Stuttgart, a semi-final in Halle and a maiden Grand Slam quarter-final at Wimbledon, the Canadian has suffered early exits at his first two stops on the North American hard-court swing. He fell to Jenson Brooksby in the second round in Washington, D.C. and in the first round to Dusan Lajovic on home soil at the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers in Toronto last week.

Auger-Aliassime awaits the winner of Karen Khachanov and Kevin Anderson for a place in the Round of 16 in Cincinnati. He lost his only previous ATP Head2Head clash with Khachanov two years ago in Toronto and has yet to face Anderson.

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Felix Claws Past Khachanov In Cincinnati Marathon

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The #NextGenATP Canadian will next play Berrettini

Payback was sweet for Felix Auger-Aliassime on Wednesday at the Western & Southern Open.

Two years after losing a three-set heartbreaker against Karen Khachanov at his home ATP Masters 1000 event in Montreal, the #NextGenATP Canadian clawed past the Tokyo Olympics singles silver medalist 6-7(5), 6-3, 6-4 to reach the third round in Cincinnati. Auger-Aliassime will next play close friend Matteo Berrettini, the fifth seed.

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Khachanov has been in great form in recent weeks, reaching the Wimbledon quarter-finals and advancing to the final in Tokyo. Despite getting outplayed by Auger-Aliassime for large portions of Wednesday’s clash, he battled hard to stay in contact with the 21-year-old.

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But Felix kept chipping away. Despite letting slip 10 of his 13 break points, the eight-time ATP Tour finalist continued to play aggressive tennis and rely on his serve to cruise through his service games.

Auger-Aliassime hit 39 winners — including 14 aces — to advance after a gruelling two hours and 53 minutes when Khachanov missed a final forehand. The World No. 17 will now try to earn his first victory against Berrettini, who leads their ATP Head2Head series 2-0.

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Felix Upsets Berrettini, Resets For Tsitsipas Clash

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Canadian claims sixth Top 10 victory
Felix Auger-Aliassime continues to expunge the disappointment of his opening-round exit on home soil in Toronto last week by charging deeper into the draw at the Western & Southern Open. On Thursday night the Canadian defeated close friend and World No. 8 Matteo Berrettini 6-4, 6-3 to reach the quarter-finals of the ATP Masters 1000 tennis tournament.

"Today I played a great match. At some points he didn't play his best level but on the court you have to deal with different situations and I was able to find my way through," Auger-Aliassime said.

The World No. 17 on Friday will play second seed Stefanos Tsitsipas as he attempts to reach his second semi-final at this level (Miami 2019).

Playing his first event since missing the Tokyo Olympics with a thigh injury, Berrettini looked below peak fitness and had additional strapping applied to his generously taped left leg after the seventh game of the first set. The Wimbledon finalist’s plight was not helped by him labouring on average for two and a half minutes longer on his service games in the first than his opponent and by him offering up eight break point opportunities.

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After breaking Berrettini for the second time to clinch the first set, Auger-Aliassime broke the Italian’s opening service game and from there chartered a smooth course towards his first win in three ATP Head2Head meetings and his sixth win over a Top 10 player.


The 21-year-old is 16th in the FedEx ATP Race to Turin and needs to produce big results at the remaining Masters 1000s and US Open to climb into contention for one of seven remaining spots at the Nitto ATP Finals. Coming into this week, he had a modest 4-8 record at the Masters 1000 level dating back to the Tour resumption in August last year.

But he improved to 28-17 on the year Thursday night and has designs on pushing beyond his career-high FedEx ATP Ranking of No. 15 on Monday by continuing his charge at the Lindner Family Tennis Centre.

Auger-Aliassime now turns his focus to his seventh ATP Head2Head meeting with Tsitsipas, who has won the past four battles to lead the rivalry 4-2. "He's a great rival and tomorrow will be another great battle. From here on it will be top, top players."

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Cincy21: 2. ćwierćfinał M-1000.

[12] Felix Auger-Aliassime d. [5] Mateo Berrettini 64 63

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Jedynie 2,5 roku czekał Felix na ćwierćfinał M-1000.

O rekordowy ranking (14. miejsce) z Cipasem.