Hyeon Chung Wins a Future in Japan

le 24/03/2025 à 10h13

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Hyeon Chung seems to be starting the 2025 season on the right foot and without any physical issues.

After winning a Future in Bali in January, the Korean claimed his second Future title in Nishi-Tokyo, dropping only 19 games across his five matches.

A solid confirmation, especially after losing in the final of a Future in China last week.

He will continue with the Futures in Tsukuba and Kashiwa.

Chung is thus gradually making his way back onto the ATP Tour, taking it step by step and hoping to return to the Top 200 soon.

Chung Hyeon

366e, 134 points

Great to hear. Solid player and solid guy.

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Hyeon Chung Wins a Future in Japan

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