Holger Rune

[Bombardiero]

Nic z tego nie rozumiem, ale może znajdzie się ktoś, kto zna duński i sobie przejrzy.

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Cele rankingowe na ten sezon.

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A z kim my tutaj trenujemy?

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Wygląda na to, że kolejny przystanek to Marbella.

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Treningu z mistrzem ciąg dalszy.

[Grzesznik]

Holger Rune gra teraz kwaliifikacje do challengera w Marbelli (rozstawiony z [2])
ale widziałem, że dostał WC do Marbelli ATP 250

[Bombardiero]

Tak, ja początkowo natknąłem się na informację o WC do challengera, ale ta ma więcej sensu. Widziałem wczorajszy mecz, dzisiejszy może też zobaczę i tak ogólnie mówiąc, nie powinien mieć problemów z dostaniem się do głównej drabinki. Liczę na dobry wynik tutaj, bo tych w challangerach wciąż ich brakuje. Już lepiej ten bilans spotkań wygląda na najwyższym szczeblu rozgrywek po tych dwóch dzikich kartach.

[Bombardiero]

Jednak na kwalifikacjach skończyła się przygoda z hiszpańskim challengerem. Kiepsko.

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Jednak na kwalifikacjach skończyła się przygoda z hiszpańskim challengerem. Kiepsko.

Mocne wahania tutaj będą w najbliższym czasie i więcej rozczarowań niż zaskoczeń.

[Bombardiero]

Racja, w sumie chłopak ma 17 lat. Chociaż z ciekowości zestawiłem go sobie ostatnio z Alcarazem i wyszło mi na to, że Hiszpan o wiele częściej i z o wiele lepszym wynikiem grywał sobie w challengerach, natomiast Rune osiągał dobre wyniki głównie w ITFach. Patrząc na ranking, to przetarcie na zapleczu będzie raczej nieuniknione, a im wcześniej przyjdą jakieś osiągnięcia, tym lepiej.

[Grzesznik]

Marbella - wyniki II rundy turnieju kwalifikacji:

[WC] Carlos Sanchez Jover d. [2/Alt] Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune 2-6 6-3 7-5

Holger Rune przepadł w kwalach do challengera Marbella ale na ATP 250 Marbella pójdzie wprost do turnieju głównego
https://www.andaluciaopen.com/holger-ru ... card-2021/

HOLGER RUNE will play AnyTech365 Andalucia Open ATP 250 MAIN DRAW thanks to a WILD CARD



The Danish player (world number one of the ITF tennis junior rankings and 2019 Roland Garros boys' singles champion) gets wild card from the organization. The 17-year-old tennis player will arrive at Puente Romano in order to confirm his talent. He played his first ATP match this year and he reached the Santiago Open quarter-finals.

Rune is the first wild card of the ATP 250 tournament but the organization still has two remaining. Even if he is playing the main draw next week, his debut will be during ATP Challenger 80 as an "alternate" at the Singles Qualifying Draw.

[Grzesznik]

Ponieważ turniej ATP w Marbelli zaczyna się już zaraz (4. kwietnia) to tak se myśle, czy sztab duński nie wymyślił, by lepiej się tam na spokojnie przygotować do poważniejszego turnieju.
Najpierw Dun gładko zgarnął pierwszego seta, potem jakby się rozmyślił i oddał w ostatnim gemie decidera... A kilka gemów wcześniej wyszedł z 0:40 (obronił 3 BP pod rząd) po to, by jednak przegrać 4-go... Tak że tak

[Grzesznik]

Na nic moje domysły . Po prostu Holger Rune przegrał z powodu skurczy, które dokuczały mu przez większość trzeciego seta. Dlatego ambitnego walczaka (317. ATP) pokonał Nr 592 Sanchez ( 62 36 57).
Nie pomógł MTO (medical time-out) które otrzymał przy stanie 5-6 w deciderze.

Jak wiemy, na te kwalifikacje Duńczyk zjechał wprost z treningów u Djokovicia w Monte Carlo, ekhm...

[Bombardiero]

Z tego, co widziałem w mediach społecznościowych, to Holger był mocno niepocieszony porażką, dając jednocześnie do zrozumienia, że skurcze w trakcie meczu nie są problemem, który pojawił się dopiero teraz. Tak samo było w meczu z Baezem w challangerze w Santiago. Chłopak wrzucił nawet do relacji na instagramie pomeczową grafikę, gdzie pojawiło się stwierdzenie, że mecz przegrał lepszy zawodnik. Później podziękował wszystkim za dobre rady, jakie otrzymał w sprawie skurczy, dodając przy tym, że jest to problem nad którym musi się pochylić.

[Bombardiero]

Holger Rune: “Amazing practice with Djokovic in Monte-Carlo”

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Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune, number one in the Junior Rank and current no.317 ATP (best ranking achieved following the recent results obtained in South America), released an interview to JuniorTennis Italia after having practiced with Novak Djokovic in Monte-Carlo. The rising star of ATP tour, who was born in Copenhagen in 2003, seems to have clear ideas about his future: Rune’s long-term goal is represented by the no.1 of the world, to which he would like to add some Grand Slam’s finals against… Italian young guns Lorenzo Musetti and Jannik Sinner.

Three tournaments played in the first part of 2021 and three finals reached (with one title): what has changed in your tennis during the off-season?
“I did a lot of physical practice in the off-season ending with tennis at Mouratoglou Tennis Academy where I practiced with Daniil Medvedev and Felix Auger-Aliassime. When I am physically strong, I get mentally stronger and trainings with two top players have given me confidence too. In 2020 I lost matches that I realized I could have won: this annoyed me so I was very much into fighting all the time and not letting go in any matches“

You played two ATP events in Buenos Aires and Santiago: starting from qualies, you got into QF in Chile
“I really felt good in Chile, everyone was very kind to me: ATP tournaments are like an upgrade to business class for me, the atmosphere was great. I was disappointed by not managing to close my match in three sets in Argentina against Ramos-Vinolas, so I was very aware that this was not going to happen again in Santiago: I was fighting on every point because this is needed in ATP, where all players are good and they’ve a strong mentality. I am only 17, I don’t have much experience at this level as I only played seniors tournaments for few months: I had to come up with everything I could, it’s tougher winning matches in ATP than in ITF but it’s also much more incredible when it happens. I’m looking forward to playing more ATP events in the future“.

You played against Benoit Paire in Santiago, tell us something about him…
“Benoit is a very talented player, he can do everything he wants on a tennis court so you never know what’s happening. It’s tricky to play against but he’s a good guy“.

You won against Paire in an exhibition match during the off-season, what can you say about his latest behaviors on court?
“I think all the players have a tough time because of the pandemic and the tournaments know that: it’s easier for young players because everything is new and exciting and we have no history; it must be tough for settled players on tour because they’re used to people cheering on them while now there’s a totally different atmosphere. Prize money is lower in some events so they feel a huge loss; they can’t bring their families to tournaments because you’re only allowed to have one or two members of the team“.

What about your team? Who do you travel with?
“I normally have my coach, my mother and sometimes my sister and the agent: I love having a big team, but this is not possible right now because organizers don’t want many people at the tournaments. It’s not easy if you have a family because there are tournaments every weekd: we are not machines, it’s not healthy having such a sterile world as we are human beings. Sport is a game but also entertainment, else if this part has been cut off. I just love tennis and I am not used to earn money on my tennis as I didn’t earn in Juniors events, many challenges I face on my way up the ranking are demanding and exciting. When the world will be back to normality, it will just be even more amazing with people cheering: I like people around when I played, I played with crowd in Juniors several times and latest in Roland Garros and Junior Finals in China in 2019. It’s fantastic, I hope all the things will be back to normal soon“.

You are into Top-500 ATP, which is your goal for the future?
“I am now ranked 317, my goal is to become Top-100 this year and Top-20/30 within 2022: from this second step, I will work my way up to reach number one. I hope that I will be able to enter some good tournaments, I have no problem in playing qualification rounds so I hope some ATP tournaments will give me a chance by offering wild cards. As I come from Denmark and Denmark has no ATP/Challenger tournaments, it’s not an easy part: all nations tend to give wild card to their own players to they can get a chance to earn money and ranking point, I understand this fact but at the same time I still hope some tournaments will give a chance to a guy like me. The ATP tournaments I’m playing now will have a special place in my heart, also when I will become number one“.

In an Instagram post, you wrote a fans you’ll be playing Australian Open next year. What will you do to achieve this goal?
“I would like to play Grand Slams this year. As I mentioned before, I don’t get the same opportunities as if I was French, Italian, Spanish or from another big tennis nation: this makes the journey tougher. I didn’t get any wild card or extra benefits in Juniors and I still made records both in being the youngest player to win Roland Garros and Junior Finals in 2019 and I have been number one in ITF Rankings in 2019, 2020 and 2021. I am used to fight my way up and achieve my goals without an helping hand: I will do it again, you can make it difficult but you can’t stop me“.

What can you tell us about tennis in Denmark?
“In many ways it would be much easier coming from a country with tennis traditions, but I can’t change that: I was born in Denmark and I’m Danish, but this doesn’t make my ambitions smaller. I’m a positive guy, when I find a problem I always try to find a solution to solve it: I have had the same coach since I was 6 years old, I am very ambitions while he is very structured so I think it’s a good combination. Beside practicing in Denmark, I also play at Mouratoglou Tennis Academy: it’s very important for me to be able to come there with my coach, I love that place“.

You’ve practiced with Novak Djokovic in Monte-Carlo: tell us something more about this experience
“Every time i practice with Top-10, I get so much inspiration: they have so many strenghts that I can learn from and at the same time they are all cool guys who love tennis like me. I measure my tennis to them and I feel there’s a lot lo learn but I am not that far away: when I practiced with Djokovic, I understood that he’s not strong in tennis only. He is the most complete player I have ever meet both mentally and physically, I understood why many players have a hard time beating him: I left the court in Monte-Carlo with so much inspiration and I wrote down a lot of things I want to improve in the next weeks. He showed me what it takes to become and be number one: it’s not just passion and good tennis, it’s so much more. I think many players have the tennis to become number one but to be number one for such a long time as Djokovic, Federer and Nadal did, it’s beyond next nevel. I want to master this, this is fascinating“.

Imagine to be in March 2022: which tournament is Rune playing?
“I am getting ready for Monte-Carlo by playing the ATP tournament in Marbella“

What do you think of Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo Musetti? Could they be your opponents in a Grand Slam final in few years?
“I’m ready to play two Grand Slam finals against both of them, i know Jannik and Lorenzo and they’re hard-working and very good guys. Let’s hope it will not take too long before we have a Grand Slam final with us in it“.

Źródło: https://www.juniortennisitalia.it/holge ... nte-carlo/

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Tata Holegera obchodzi 55 urodziny.

[Bombardiero]

Niestety nie mogę napisać, że Holger awansował do drugiej rundy turnieju w Marbelli, dlatego wrzucam zdjęcie jego siostry.

[Damian]