Felix Auger Aliassime

[COA]

07.12.2015

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 742

[Federasta20]

2015 w liczbach:

Ranking: 742
Bilans meczów: 0-0
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $4,008

[grzes430]

07.03.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 732

[Widzu]

Nie wiecie czy młody dostał dziką kartę do challka w Drummondville? Nie ma na stronce info o obsadzie w ogóle.

[DUN I LOVE]

Nie wiecie czy młody dostał dziką kartę do challka w Drummondville? Nie ma na stronce info o obsadzie w ogóle.

Dostał. W pierwszej rundzie zagra z rezerwowym Deitonem Baughmanem z USA. Spokojnie do ogrania.

[Widzu]

Właśnie sprawdziłem drabinkę, bo wczoraj nie była dostępna. 1r musi przejść, ale w 2r Sugita albo Dancevic, więc raczej nie ten poziom na ten temat.

Wczoraj osiągnął półfinał itf - niestety przegrał go gładko, mam nadzieję, ze w tym roku wygra jakiegoś itf.

[Lucas]

21.03.2016 - najwyższy ranking w karierze: 712

[DUN I LOVE]

http://www.guadeloupe.franceantilles.fr ... 368956.php
Artykuł po francusku, ale Felix od małego cierpi na częstoskurcz serca, przez co jest pod stałą opieką lekarzy. Po dużym znakiem zapytania stawia to jego wielką (w przypuszczeniach) karierę.

Póki co jest się z czego cieszyć. Felix zagrał dziś w pierwszym finale ITF - w Hiszpanii przegrał do Ramanathana.

[Damian]

23.05.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 619

[Barty]

Finał juniorskiego Roland Garros 2016.


ca.sports.yahoo.com

Felix nie został najmłodszym w historii triumfatorem juniorskiego RG.

[Damian]

20.06.2016

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 603

[Damian]

Auger Aliassime Continues Pro Transition In Granby

Spoiler:

The 15-year-old makes his second appearance at the ATP Challenger Tour event
Wimbledon junior champion Denis Shapovalov has been making headlines for his recent success at the pro level, but fellow Canadian and doubles partner Felix Auger Aliassime is primed to do the same this summer.
The 15 year old has enjoyed plenty of accolades at the junior level, with a current standing of No. 5 in the ITF Junior Rankings. Auger Aliassime reached the boys’ singles final at Roland Garros this spring and followed that up with a runner-up finish in the boys’ doubles final (w/Shapovalov) at Wimbledon.
Now, the Montreal native is turning his focus to the pros on the ATP Challenger Tour. He’s competing at home this week at the $100,000 ATP Challenger Tour event in Granby and hopes to use his time here as a valuable learning experience.
“It’s great to see the level of the Challenger guys and see what you have to work on to get to that level,” said Auger Aliassime. “Of course, they’re physically better. They have bigger shots, bigger serves. It’s good to see them play and good to see that I can compete with these guys.”
Last year in Granby, Auger Aliassime came through qualifying to reach the quarter-finals. At 14 years old, he became the youngest player to win a main draw match on the ATP Challenger Tour and the youngest player to break into the Top 800 of the Emirates ATP Rankings.
“Rewriting history was great for me,” said Auger Aliassime. “Just being able to reach a Challenger quarter-final for the first time was awesome.”
Shapovalov is joining him in Granby this week and the pair is also teaming up in the doubles draw. With both of them and another rising Canadian, Benjamin Sigouin, all inside the Top 15 of the iTF Junior Rankings, they’ve all been motivating each other to keep taking their games to the next level.
“It wouldn’t be the same thing if it was only one of us,” said Auger Aliassime. “We keep pushing each other to always improve. And Denis is a great partner for me. We have a good energy and bond well together.”
Having already reached his first pro final this May at a Futures event in Spain, Auger Aliassime is eager for more success. His ultimate goal is to make it onto the ATP World Tour and experience the same level of success as fellow Canadian Milos Raonic.
“When I was about 10 or 11, he told us to just work hard and listen to our coaches. I mostly learn from watching him play matches and seeing him on tour,” said Auger Aliassime. “He’s a great role model for Tennis Canada and a great ambassador for the tennis community.”

http://www.atpworldtour.com/en/news/cha ... ranby-2016

[Lucas]

Felix Auger-Aliassime Interview (US Open 16`Boys' Final win)

Spoiler:

Q. You're out there, have two of the best players in the game right now playing on the stadium. Kind of a short dropshot away from you. Emotions there with you with them? What's it feel like here and what's going on there and you're finishing up your match?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, it was kind of funny. It was not the same atmosphere as yesterday, I would say. Yesterday was pretty packed up and it was good atmosphere on the court.
Today was a bit dead because at the same time they had the men's final. I really had to push myself. You know, sometimes you've got to play by yourself. I look around and find solutions outside. It can help, but I really try to focus and win my match, yeah.
Q. After what happened in Paris, how satisfying is this for you to win this?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, it's obviously really great. Yeah, obviously I'm not gonna lie. I had some nightmares about this heartbreaking final. You don't really want it to happen again.
So I was really focused on going into this match. I really wanted that win. Yeah, it's obviously a great feeling. Yeah.
Q. Your opponent said you just played too good. How do you rank your performance today in all the performances you've had in your career?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, I think it was one of the best performance I have had. And also in the final you never know what can happen. You know, you don't always play your best level because you're a bit nervous and there is something big to go get.
But, yeah, I just stayed really steady. My serve, first-serve percentage, was really high today. I had a few aces, so of course it helps.
And in the second set I think I was really going through him and putting a lot of pressure on him, yeah.
Q. I think you were serving at 4-2 in the first set and you were down 15-40, I think. I think that might have been the only break points that he had.
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah.
Q. How important do you think it was for your confidence and for maybe his, you know, for you to get back in that there?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, I think there was a pretty good, pretty big game to go get. After, you never know what's gonna happen. Maybe he gets back in the match and he gets more pumped.
Anyway, I would have been on the -- on the next game would have been mentally prepared, so I didn't put too much importance on that game. Because you didn't want to get nervous at 4-2 in the first set because you're down a break point.
Yeah, it was great to fight and get that game.
Q. And it was your serve that kind of bailed you out of that, would you say?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah. I had two good first serves, if I remember well.
Yeah, of course the serve was there today. I didn't really hesitate. I didn't look at the score that was down. I just went for my shots, and that's what I do best, yeah.
Q. In theory, you've got another two years of junior career ahead of you.
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah.
Q. Is this win gonna change anything in your future plans?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, it might. It might, because I have already had some good wins at the pro level. I know I can compete with these guys.
And now being able to win a slam, make a final on two different surface, I think it might be time to go to the next level. But you never know what's gonna happen next year. If I want to go back and play the junior Grand Slams, I will. Yeah, we'll see how it goes, yeah.
Q. How exciting a time is it for Canadian tennis? Obviously Denis had a good win a couple months ago, and now you. What's the general fight like at the moment?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, it's pretty cool for the Canadian tennis. I'm happy for all of us. I'm happy for the people that work with us. They have put in so much work.
Obviously I was very proud of Denis' win. I'm sure he probably texted me already to congratulate me because he's one of my good friends.
But, yeah, it's great to see us having success like this. I hope we can reach the highest stage.
Q. When you're looking at turning pro, how much do you follow what other guys, other teenagers, have been able to do at the next level? Casper Ruud just won a challenger today. Do those sort of things influence you or you think differently about yourself, or is it all just about you?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: I mean, I think everyone has his own path. Some guys, they win early in juniors but it doesn't go as well in the pros.
A guy like Taylor won the US Open last year and was top 100 the year after. No, everyone is kind of different. We'll see how my body feels after this year. We'll make the adjustments that we need to do, yeah.
Q. Is being No. 1 junior, does that have any significance for you?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Not so much, I would say, honestly. I think the junior level is really great to play the Grand Slams. You know, you kind of get the feeling of the environment and you see the big guys next to you and you have the chance to see these unbelievable tournaments.
But after all, it's really in the pro circuit that that is really important. Obviously I would want to be No. 1 in the world. It would be a big bonus, but that's not what we are aiming for here.
Q. After the French Open you said you had to go back to school. Is that the same thing now?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, same thing. Not quite, because I'm leaving for junior Davis Cup in a few days in Hungary. Yeah, obviously school's gotta keep going. Yeah.
Q. Can you explain to us what you have experienced during the week leading up till today, till your win?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: Yeah, it wasn't an easy week. I have had some tough matches in the first rounds. It's never easy to come to a Grand Slam. You know, you've reach a final before, but every opponents are still going to be tough. You still have to go win and win every match. There is no free rounds.
Yeah, it was tough. Also with the heat and my health it was kind of difficult at some points, but that's where you have to mentally stay calm, stay on your feet, and just take it one day at a time. Yeah.
Q. Can you tell us how tall you are?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: 1 meter 88, so 6'2", 6'2.5". Not 6'3" yet.
Q. Have you been growing lately?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: I haven't looked at it so much, but yeah, obviously I have been growing. Yeah, I feel it in my game, I feel it in everything.
But, yeah, I have been growth a few inches in the last year, yeah.
Q. You have played a whole week with the serve clock. Do you have any impressions on that, whether that's good for the game or whether it made any difference to you?
FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME: I don't know. Maybe I'm not the right person to ask because I don't really look at it. It's kind of -- I try really not to look at it, because it's kind of in weird places. Sometimes you have to look up, so I'm not really comfortable with that.
It's good. I think it helps everyone around and I think it helps the umpire to make the calls. Yeah, it's not bad.

http://www.usopen.org/en_US/news/interv ... tml?chip=2

[Barty]

U.S. Open: Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime wins boys' title

Spoiler:

Canadian teenager Felix Auger-Aliassime won the U.S. Open boys' title in commanding fashion on Sunday in New York.

The 16-year-old from Montreal downed his fifth-seeded opponent, Miomir Kecmanovic of Serbia 6-3, 6-0 in 57 minutes.

Auger-Aliassime is the second Canadian to win a major junior title in as many Grand Slams this season. Denis Shapovalov from Richmond Hill, Ont., won the boys' Wimbledon title in July.

"It's a pretty unbelievable feeling," Auger-Aliassime told Tennis Canada after the match. "I know what it's like to lose in a Grand Slam final and I'm happy I was able to get a different result this time.

Vasek Pospisil @VasekPospisil
Just landed in Halifax and found out that @felixtennis is a US Open champ! Huge accomplishment. Congrats, Felix!
12:48 AM - 12 Sep 2016

"I've had the most incredible support from everyone here all week and from my family and my coach. I want to thank everyone who helped me get here."

Auger-Aliassime, ranked ninth among juniors and seeded sixth at the U.S. Open, fired five aces and had 22 winners en route to the victory.

He won 4-of-7 break-point attempts and was never broken by Kecmanovic.

It's been a successful year for Auger-Aliassime, who won the boys' doubles title at Flushing Meadows with Shapovalov last summer, the first all-Canadian pair to win a Grand Slam junior tournament in 25 years. The duo also finished second in this year's Wimbledon doubles final.

Auger-Aliassime defeated 18-year-old Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece, the top junior player in the world, in Saturday's semifinal

http://www.cbc.ca/sports/tennis/felix-a ... -1.3757670

[Damian]

Juniorski tytuł na US Open!


montrealgazette.com

R1 PONWITH, Nathan (USA) 6-2 6-4
R2 POPYRIN, Alexei (AUS) 4-6 6-3 6-4
R3 DAVIDOVICH FOKINA, Alejandro (ESP) 6-4 7-6(6)
QF KYPSON, Patrick (USA) 6-1 6-2
SF TSITSIPAS, Stefanos (GRE) 6-4 7-5
W KECMANOVIC, Miomir (SRB) 6-3 6-0

[Damian]

2016 w liczbach:

Ranking: 612
Bilans meczów: 0-0
Tytuły: 0
Finały: 0
Zarobki: $10,248

[Widzu]

Trochę zawód w tym sezonie jeżeli chodzi i zawodowe turnieje. Wygrał jeden ITF, kilka porażek z naprawdę słabymi grajkami. Trochę więcej się spodziewałem. NO ale to dzieciak nadal i wygranie juniorskiego US OPEN na pewno duży sukces.

[Damian]

30.01.2017

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 563

[grzes430]

06.02.2017

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 538

[Damian]

20.02.2017

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 514