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In the final match of the 250-point category tournament, Khachanov (27 years old) achieved his first title in Qatar and the sixth in his professional career by defeating the young Czech player Jakub Měnšík (18 years old) with a score of 7-6, 6-4.
His Excellency Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Thani, Minister of Sports and Youth, accompanied by His Excellency Mr. Nasser bin Ghanim Al Khelaifi, President of the Qatar Tennis Federation, and Karim Al-Alami, the tournament director, crowned the Russian champion and awarded him the Golden Falcon, while the Czech player received the second-place prize.
The Russian player denied his Czech counterpart the opportunity to win his first title in Qatar and in his professional career within the Professional Tennis Players Association (ATP) circuit.
Khachanov, ranked second in the tournament and seventeenth globally, started his journey in the Qatar Championship from the second round after being exempted by the organizing committee from playing in the first round, along with the top four seeded players. He secured a victory against Hungarian player Fabian Marozsan 2-0 to advance to the quarterfinals, then proceeded to the semifinals after his Finnish opponent Emil Ruusuvuori withdrew due to injury. Khachanov continued his journey and defeated Australian player Alexei Popyrin 2-0 in the semifinals to advance to the final.
This title marks the sixth for the Russian player in the ATP circuit, including his title in the Paris Masters Championship in 2018. He also reached the semifinals of the US Open 2022 and the semifinals of the Australian Open 2023.
On the other hand, the young Czech player Jakub Měnšík became the youngest player to reach the final match of the Qatar Championship after defeating veteran French player Gaël Monfils (27 years old), the winner of the championship in 2018, with a score of 2-1 yesterday.
Měnšík started his journey strongly from the first round, securing a victory against Spanish player Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 2-0, then defeated the veteran British player Andy Murray, the winner of the Qatar Championship in 2008 and 2009, with a score of 2-1 to advance to the quarterfinals. He continued his impressive performance by defeating Russian player Andrey Rublev, ranked first and fifth globally, and the winner of the Qatar Championship 2020, with a score of 2-0, becoming the youngest player to defeat one of the top five ranked players globally since Carlos Alcaraz defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in the 2021 US Open Championship.

Russian player Karen Khachanov won the Qatar ExxonMobil Open Tennis Championship 2024 title by defeating his Czech counterpart Jakub Měnšík in straight sets today.

Khachanov clinches the title of Qatar ExxonMobil Open

Qatar Ladies Open Tennis Championship: Polish player Świątek clinches her third consecutive title.. First and last addition.
By winning the Qatar Championship today, the Polish player increases her tally to 18 titles in her professional career, including four Grand Slam titles, with three French Open titles in 2020, 2022, and 2023, and a single title in the US Open in 2022.
With today's victory over the Kazakh player, Świątek secured two wins compared to three victories for her opponent, Rybakina.
The 22-year-old Polish player started her Qatar title defense campaign from the second round and won all her matches in straight sets without losing any throughout the tournament. She began her participation with a win against the Romanian Sorana Cirstea, then defeated the Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova in the third round. In the quarterfinals, she overcame the veteran Belarusian player, who won the Qatar title in 2012 and 2013. In the semifinals, she advanced without playing as her Czech opponent, Plíšková, withdrew due to injury. Today, she defeated the Kazakh player, Rybakina, in straight sets as well.
On the other hand, the 24-year-old Kazakh player failed to clinch her first title in Qatar and her eighth in her professional career. She has only won one major title at Wimbledon in 2022 and finished as the runner-up in the Australian Open in 2023.

Qatar Ladies Open Tennis Championship: Polish player Świątek clinches her third consecutive title.. First and last addition.

Polish player Świątek clinches her third consecutive title

The Polish world number one player, Iga Świątek, expressed her happiness at winning her third consecutive title at the Doha Championship, confirming that this edition was not easy for her, especially after her unexpected exit from the Australian Open Tennis Championship.
The player said, "I am extremely happy because I continued to work hard and maintained my focus on the positive aspects, which is the reason behind my achievement of this result and this accomplishment. I hope to be able to benefit from it in the upcoming tournaments."
Regarding the reasons for her success in the Doha Championship, Świątek said that there is no specific reason for her success in the city of Doha, but perhaps it is due to the efforts she made in preparation for this championship.
Świątek added that she benefited from the medical timeout taken by her opponent Rybakina in the first set, as it helped her to catch her breath, regain her composure, and search for solutions to the challenges she faced during the early sets.
She continued, "That break gave me more time to talk to my coaches and to slightly adjust my game plan during the match, which helped me reduce the percentage of errors I was committing."
Regarding the role of the coaching staff in her recent significant achievements, the player expressed her happiness with her collaboration with her current coach over the past two years. The change has been very positive as she benefits from his experience in difficult situations, especially in finals like the one she played against Rybakina.

Iga Świątek, expressed her happiness at winning her third consecutive title at the Doha Championship

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