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After his maiden ATP Challenger tennis title in Manama, Bahrain, India’s Ramkumar Ramanathan is now gearing up for the 2022 Australian Open qualifying rounds to be held at the Melbourne Park from January 10 to 14. The 27-year-old, ranked 184 in the world, has not qualified in any Grand Slam, thus far, but the Manama victory has given him a world of confidence. “I don’t want to put any pressure. I want to keep trying. I am happy where I am. That’s the most important part. I will take things as it comes,” said Ramkumar at a felicitation function organised by the AMPA Group on Monday. READ | ALSO READ | Palaniappan Ampa, managing director of the AMPA Group, said: “We are very happy to be associated with and promote Ramkumar. We would like to see him grow in the ATP ladder and reach the top 100.” Ramkumar said India has a good opportunity to beat Denmark on grass at home [New Delhi] in the World Group-I play-off tie to be held on March 4 and 5. “Denmark is a tough team we can’t take them lightly. There are two good players in Mikael Torpegaard and Holger Rune, who has won five ATP Challenger Tour titles on clay this season. I honestly feel we have a good chance,” he said. His mentor T. Chandrasekaran said Ramkumar has all the resources to do even better. “Our immediate goal is to closer to the top 100.”

• Home • Tennis News • Tennis Interviews World No. 184 Ramkumar Ramanathan is planning to fly to Australia on Tuesday as he is determined to play his best tennis at Melbourne Park. Ramanathan didn't make the main draw cut for the Ramanathan featured in Australian Open qualifying six times and never managed to make the main draw. "I will leave for Australia on Tuesday. The aim is to deliver my best and keep improving," Ramanathan told the Times of India. Ramanathan makes an interesting claim Ramanathan, who turned professional in 2009, claims the Challenger Tour is tougher than the ATP Tour. “I’ve played the Challenger tournaments as well as ATP events and the difference (in competition levels) is not much. Challengers are tougher, if you ask me. The fire (to win) in each player is a lot more in Challengers. Sometimes, being a seeded player in an ATP tournament --- you can get away in a match here or there as they (your opponent) may not try harder. The grind and challenges in a Challenger event are immense,” Ramanathan claimed. Ramanathan has never been ranked inside the top-100 as his career-high ranking saw him ranked at No. 111 in the world. “I just want to be healthy and play a lot of matches like I’ve been doing the last few years. If I can get into the top-100, nothing like that. I believe if I keep playing well and keep growing as a player --- I can crack that barrier,” Ramanathan added. Speaking of upcoming tie against Denmark, India's Ramanathan said: “Denmark is ...

Ramanathan at the Country(sports) Residence Born ( 1994-11-08) 8 November 1994 (age28) Height 1.88m (6ft 2in) Turnedpro 2009 Plays Right-handed (two-handed backhand) Coach Prize money $1,175,596 Singles Careerrecord 24–36 (40.0%in Careertitles 0 Highestranking No. 111 (30 July 2018) Currentranking No. 405 (24 April 2023) Grand Slam singles results Q3 ( Q2 ( Q3 ( Q2 ( Doubles Careerrecord 16–16 (50.0%in Careertitles 2 Highestranking No. 58 (15 August 2022) Currentranking No. 66 (26 September 2022) Grand Slam doubles results 1R ( 2R ( 1R ( 1R ( Grand Slam mixed doubles results 1R ( 1R ( Team competitions 8–7 (Singles 8–7, Doubles 0–0) Representing Men's tennis Last updated on: 26 September 2022. Ramanathan Ramkumar (born 8 November 1994) is an Indian professional Personal and early life [ ] Ramanathan started playing tennis at the age of five. He was introduced to the sport by his father Ramanathan. His mother's name is Alagammai and sister's name is Uma. Both his parents are into the textile business. He speaks English, Spanish and Tamil. He trains at Sanchez-Casal Academy in Barcelona, Spain. Career [ ] 2008–2010: Junior Career and Turning Pro [ ] Ramanathan began playing tennis at the age of five, turning professional in 2009. 2014–2016: Early career [ ] In 2014, Ramanathan qualified for the main draw of the In 2015, Ramanathan played mostly on Futures and Challenger level. He entered the In the 2016 season, Ramanathan entered the 2017: Challenger breakthrough, first ATP ...

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Maharashtra Open Highlights: Indians campaign at the Maharashtra Open has come to an end in the singles at Maharashtra Open 2023. Ramkumar Ramanathan has bowed out in the first round after losing against Pedro Martinez 6-3, 5-7, 3-6. Meanwhile, Sasikumar Mukund lost in straight sets against Italian Flavio Cobolli in the tournament opener. Follow Maharashtra Open 2023 LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN Maharashtra Open Highlights: Flavio Cobolli defeats Sasikumar Mukund, Ramkumar Ramanathan loses in first round on Day 2 of Maharashtra Open 2023 – Watch Highlights Also Read: Adelaide International LIVE: Novak Djokovic set to begin 2023 season, faces Constant Lestienne in first round of Adelaide International – Follow Djokovic vs Lestienne LIVE updates Day 2 Matches Ramkumar Ramanathan LOST TO Pedro Martinez – 6-3, 5-7, 3-6 Sasikumar Mukund LOST TO Flavio Cobolli– 6-4, 7-5 Maharashtra Open LIVE: Ramkumar Ramanathan and Sasikumar Mukund headline India’s action action on Day 2 of Maharashtra Open 2023 – Follow LIVE updates Sasikumar Mukund vs Flavio Cobolli Sasikumar Mukund started off the contest on a positive note. As soon as the match began, he held on to his first serve and went on to break Cobolli in the next game to go up 2-0. However, despite a 3-0 lead, he failed to capitalise. He allowed Cobolli to make a valiant comeback, The 20-year old Italian, came back by winning the next four games, breaking the Indian twice. He took a 4-3 lead. The Italian went on to win the first s...

PUNE: Top-ranked Indian tennis player Ramkumar had won his maiden ATP Challenger title in Manama, Bahrain in November last year and regained his position in the top-200. In 2017, the lanky Indian had upstaged then world no 8 Dominic Thiem in straight sets during his first meeting with a top-10 player. It will be Ramkumar's fourth appearance at South Asia's only ATP 250 tournament, organised by Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association (MSLTA) and sponsored by the Tata Group. "It's always great to see Indians starting directly in the main draw and we are happy to give the first wildcard to Ramkumar. He has been doing well recently and is a popular face in the tournament. It's our commitment at this tournament to promote Indians and provide them a platform," Prashant Sutar, Tournament Director of Tata Open Maharashtra said in a statement. The 27-year-old from Chennai will join compatriot Yuki Bhambri in the main draw. "I'm extremely happy that tournament organisers are helping me to get into the main draw with a wildcard. The field is quite tough with a lot of good players and it's not going to be easy but I'm going to give my best efforts and hope to have a good run. It was very challenging to not have Tata Open Maharashtra and other tournaments in India last year," said an elated Ramkumar, who will arrive in the city on Friday. "These events are good for Indians. Missing one year of Tata Open Maharashtra didn't feel that good but I'm happy that it came back now." Apart fro...

• Home • Tennis News • Tennis Interviews World No. 184 Ramkumar Ramanathan is planning to fly to Australia on Tuesday as he is determined to play his best tennis at Melbourne Park. Ramanathan didn't make the main draw cut for the Ramanathan featured in Australian Open qualifying six times and never managed to make the main draw. "I will leave for Australia on Tuesday. The aim is to deliver my best and keep improving," Ramanathan told the Times of India. Ramanathan makes an interesting claim Ramanathan, who turned professional in 2009, claims the Challenger Tour is tougher than the ATP Tour. “I’ve played the Challenger tournaments as well as ATP events and the difference (in competition levels) is not much. Challengers are tougher, if you ask me. The fire (to win) in each player is a lot more in Challengers. Sometimes, being a seeded player in an ATP tournament --- you can get away in a match here or there as they (your opponent) may not try harder. The grind and challenges in a Challenger event are immense,” Ramanathan claimed. Ramanathan has never been ranked inside the top-100 as his career-high ranking saw him ranked at No. 111 in the world. “I just want to be healthy and play a lot of matches like I’ve been doing the last few years. If I can get into the top-100, nothing like that. I believe if I keep playing well and keep growing as a player --- I can crack that barrier,” Ramanathan added. Speaking of upcoming tie against Denmark, India's Ramanathan said: “Denmark is ...

After his maiden ATP Challenger tennis title in Manama, Bahrain, India’s Ramkumar Ramanathan is now gearing up for the 2022 Australian Open qualifying rounds to be held at the Melbourne Park from January 10 to 14. The 27-year-old, ranked 184 in the world, has not qualified in any Grand Slam, thus far, but the Manama victory has given him a world of confidence. “I don’t want to put any pressure. I want to keep trying. I am happy where I am. That’s the most important part. I will take things as it comes,” said Ramkumar at a felicitation function organised by the AMPA Group on Monday. READ | ALSO READ | Palaniappan Ampa, managing director of the AMPA Group, said: “We are very happy to be associated with and promote Ramkumar. We would like to see him grow in the ATP ladder and reach the top 100.” Ramkumar said India has a good opportunity to beat Denmark on grass at home [New Delhi] in the World Group-I play-off tie to be held on March 4 and 5. “Denmark is a tough team we can’t take them lightly. There are two good players in Mikael Torpegaard and Holger Rune, who has won five ATP Challenger Tour titles on clay this season. I honestly feel we have a good chance,” he said. His mentor T. Chandrasekaran said Ramkumar has all the resources to do even better. “Our immediate goal is to closer to the top 100.”

PUNE: Top-ranked Indian tennis player Ramkumar had won his maiden ATP Challenger title in Manama, Bahrain in November last year and regained his position in the top-200. In 2017, the lanky Indian had upstaged then world no 8 Dominic Thiem in straight sets during his first meeting with a top-10 player. It will be Ramkumar's fourth appearance at South Asia's only ATP 250 tournament, organised by Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association (MSLTA) and sponsored by the Tata Group. "It's always great to see Indians starting directly in the main draw and we are happy to give the first wildcard to Ramkumar. He has been doing well recently and is a popular face in the tournament. It's our commitment at this tournament to promote Indians and provide them a platform," Prashant Sutar, Tournament Director of Tata Open Maharashtra said in a statement. The 27-year-old from Chennai will join compatriot Yuki Bhambri in the main draw. "I'm extremely happy that tournament organisers are helping me to get into the main draw with a wildcard. The field is quite tough with a lot of good players and it's not going to be easy but I'm going to give my best efforts and hope to have a good run. It was very challenging to not have Tata Open Maharashtra and other tournaments in India last year," said an elated Ramkumar, who will arrive in the city on Friday. "These events are good for Indians. Missing one year of Tata Open Maharashtra didn't feel that good but I'm happy that it came back now." Apart fro...

Maharashtra Open Highlights: Indians campaign at the Maharashtra Open has come to an end in the singles at Maharashtra Open 2023. Ramkumar Ramanathan has bowed out in the first round after losing against Pedro Martinez 6-3, 5-7, 3-6. Meanwhile, Sasikumar Mukund lost in straight sets against Italian Flavio Cobolli in the tournament opener. Follow Maharashtra Open 2023 LIVE updates on InsideSport.IN Maharashtra Open Highlights: Flavio Cobolli defeats Sasikumar Mukund, Ramkumar Ramanathan loses in first round on Day 2 of Maharashtra Open 2023 – Watch Highlights Also Read: Adelaide International LIVE: Novak Djokovic set to begin 2023 season, faces Constant Lestienne in first round of Adelaide International – Follow Djokovic vs Lestienne LIVE updates Day 2 Matches Ramkumar Ramanathan LOST TO Pedro Martinez – 6-3, 5-7, 3-6 Sasikumar Mukund LOST TO Flavio Cobolli– 6-4, 7-5 Maharashtra Open LIVE: Ramkumar Ramanathan and Sasikumar Mukund headline India’s action action on Day 2 of Maharashtra Open 2023 – Follow LIVE updates Sasikumar Mukund vs Flavio Cobolli Sasikumar Mukund started off the contest on a positive note. As soon as the match began, he held on to his first serve and went on to break Cobolli in the next game to go up 2-0. However, despite a 3-0 lead, he failed to capitalise. He allowed Cobolli to make a valiant comeback, The 20-year old Italian, came back by winning the next four games, breaking the Indian twice. He took a 4-3 lead. The Italian went on to win the first s...