Melbourne: Top seed Bruno Kuzuhara boys won the Australian Open junior title on Saturday, in a remarkable conclusion to a marathon that saw opponents Czech Jakub Mensik collapsed with Kramp in a wheelchair.
Mensik won a long rally to make it 30-30 at 5-6 in the third set and concluded, but she could barely stand to follow the exchange and hit two double faults in a row to win the American, who won 7-6 (4), 6-7 (6), 7-5 in less than four hours.
The future is bright for 🏆 🇺🇸bruno kuzuhara · · # AO2022 https://t.co/nvwz5dkrp1- #ausopen #ausopen (@Australianopen) 1643439234000 “First of all, this is the way to win That’s unfortunate,” said Kuzuhara in an-court interview.
“I hope Jakub rapid recovery.
It was a great fight.
We pushed each other to the end.
The game is great, if you are watching in.
Thank you.” The 17-year-old Kuzuhara walked across the court to check mensik after the last point before officials arrived with a wheelchair to take him for treatment.
It is the Crown’s Maiden Grand Slam Petra 🇭🇷 Marcinko 👏 He beat Sofia Costoulas 7-5 6-1 to take the sins of the girls …
https://t.co/hjtwnfficue- #ausopen (@Australianopen) 1643423872000in The Girls ‘Singles Final, seeds top Croatian Petra Marcinko securing his first major title with a 7-5, 6-1 victory over Sofia Costoulas Belgium.
Kuzuhara won the Australian Open Junior title as opposed to collapsing
