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The top two players in men's tennis put on a scintillating show at the Hyundai Card Super Match, bringing elite tennis to a part of the world without a regular ATP Tour event – and to a country where tennis is booming. Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz entertained fans in Incheon (credit: SEMA Sports Marketing) It has been more than three years since a top-level men's tennis event came to Korea, making this exhibition between two of the game's biggest stars a rare opportunity

Recent wins by Wu Yibing and Shang Juncheng in Hong Kong, alongside Zhang Zhizhen’s United Cup success, offer early signs of renewed momentum. Shang Juncheng (aka Jerry shang) was back happy and healthy at a recent exhibition event in Macau (credit: MGM Macau Tennis Masters) The 2025 season was one to forget for Chinese men's tennis. The disappointment was sharpened by what had come before: a 2023 season in which Wu Yibing became the first Chinese player to win an ATP title,

Top-seed Nao Hibino saw off a determined challenge from local hope Lee Eun-hye to claim a 7-5, 7-6 victory in the final of the ITF...