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11 Jan 2025 | 11.45
Few expected to see Felix Auger-Aliassime claiming a title in the short term, but the Canadian has dusted off the trophy case in the second week of the 2025 calendar. Through a great performance at the ATP 250 in Adelaide, the world No. 29 sealed the deal on Saturday by defeating Sebastian Korda in the final (6-3, 3-6, 6-1), marking his eighth career title but the first since autumn 2023. This victory is closing a rather dull cycle to bring hope back. The conditions at the Australian Open provide a ball setup where Félix can work wonders, so this recently gained confidence could give him an added dangerous edge that no one foresaw just a few days ago.
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