Sumit Nagal, who is currently preparing for the Paris Olympics to participate in the men’s singles tennis event, received some impressive news just a few weeks before the Olympics. The 26-year-old tennis sensation achieved a career-high ranking of 68. Although Nagal faced a second-round exit in the Brawo Open Challenger in Braunschweig after losing to Pedro Cachin with a score of 6-4, 7-5, his impressive performance in the round of 32 earned him this career-best ranking.
Previously ranked at 71, he jumped three spots. This record makes him the fourth-highest ATP-ranked Indian player of all time.
Emerged as India’s tennis sensation
In the last few tournaments, Sumit Nagal has emerged as India’s new hope in the singles tennis event. Whether it’s about claiming victories in the Heilbronn Challenger or the Chennai Open ATP, all these tournaments have established his name as an Indian sensation. Currently, Nagal is gearing up for the Swedish Open, followed by the mother of all sporting events, the Olympics. Given the current scenario, he promises a better tennis future for Indian tennis.
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