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Jerry Shang hoping energy of Hong Kong fans can kick-start return to top 50 in world

Jerry Shang Juncheng will launch his 2026 season at next month’s Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open, hoping a return to one of his favourite cities can kick-start a comeback to the top of the game. After an injury-plagued 2025, the 20-year-old, who is currently training at Florida’s IMG Academy, said he was eager to begin a new chapter and fight his way back into the top 50 in ...

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After China’s brutal heat, men’s tennis matches to be halted at 32.2 Celsius

The ATP men’s tennis tour will introduce an extreme heat policy from 2026 after criticism from players who sweltered through some tournaments this year. The move brings the ATP into line with the women’s WTA tour, which has a long-standing policy, and sports such as Formula One, which has its own measures to protect drivers. In October, Danish tennis star Holger Rune called temp...

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Hong Kong Tennis Open: Wu Yibing hopes to build on National Games win at ‘home’ event

Wu Yibing is hoping to start 2026 with a bang at next month’s Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open as he looks to build on his recent National Games triumph. Wu’s bond with Hong Kong dates back to more than a decade ago, when he first played in the city at an ITF event. “I have played in Hong Kong many times during my teenage years,” he said on Monday. “At that time I was dreamin...

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China’s Wu and Shang join Rublev, Coleman Wong in Hong Kong Tennis Open line-up

Coleman Wong Chak-lam will be joined at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open next month by his fellow National Games medallists Wu Yibing and Jerry Shang Juncheng, the organisers have announced. Wong, Hong Kong’s leading player, could also face Andrey Rublev, who ended his historic run at this year’s US Open, after the Russian was among a host of the world’s top 20 players co...

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Beach tennis makes progress in Hong Kong as higher-level event brings in big guns

While most cities in the northern hemisphere are already close to winter, the ITF Beach Tennis World Tour finished its three-day event on Sunday under sunny skies and a temperature of around 25 degrees Celsius at Hong Kong’s Discovery Bay with music, beer and cheers. This is the second time the tournament has come to the city, and this year the event reached the BT 100 level, me...

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