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30 Mar 2025 | 14.12
It's never too late for good fortune. At 28 years old and after going through a spiral of serious injuries that seriously jeopardized his career as a tennis player, Hyeon Chung seems to have finally found an exciting path back to the elite. He has been able to compete for three consecutive weeks in ITF tournaments, with a record of 14 wins and only 1 loss, resulting in two titles in Japan, both of M15 category. This achievement brings him back to the top 500 and makes him dream of gradually climbing higher to compete on bigger stages.
Hyeon Chung 🇰🇷 power 10!
— Romain 🎾🇫🇷 (@RomainNextGen) March 30, 2025
The former world No. 19 in 2018 has just won 10 matches in a row, claiming 2 ITF titles in Asia!
What's more, he has lost only one set in 10 matches.
He's back in the Top 500 and climbing steadily.
He will be one to watch very soon because… pic.twitter.com/zEoWLdCJSF
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, El alentador mes de Hyeon Chung que sugiere un resurgimiento milagroso
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