焦科维奇在退赛后向现场观众表达了歉意，但他承诺，如果能继续坚持自己的职业生涯，明年他还会回 到利雅得参赛。现场观众则以热烈的掌声和欢呼声向这位38岁的老将表达了敬意。 沙特"六王大满贯"网球表演赛创办于2024年，是沙特"利雅得季"的重要活动之一。每年有六位知名男子 网球选手参与该赛事角逐。（记者罗晨、王海洲） 10月18日，辛纳（右）和阿尔卡拉斯在颁奖仪式上合影。新华社记者 罗晨 摄 10月18日，辛纳在比赛中回球。新华社记者 罗晨 摄 "有时候看起来他就像在打乒乓球。老实说，站在他对面一点也不好受。我一直说，当他打出这样精彩 的网球时，会让我更有动力回到训练场，全力以赴，努力让自己变得更好。"阿尔卡拉斯说。 辛纳对阿尔卡拉斯表达了"惺惺相惜"的欣赏，"这个赛季我们交手了很多次，我也多次输给了他。首 先，能和他同场竞技是巨大的荣幸。同时，作为一名网球运动员，你总是希望自己能变得更好。而在这 项运动中，你需要有竞争对手。拥有一段伟大的竞争关系很棒，更重要的是，我们在场下还有着深厚的 友谊。" 当日稍早进行的三四名决赛中，塞尔维亚老将焦科维奇在首盘"抢七局"中不敌美国名将弗里茨后，因身 体不适选择退赛。 202 ...

Core Viewpoint - Novak Djokovic, at 38 years old, lost 0:2 to qualifier Vacherot in the semifinals of the Shanghai Rolex Masters, missing the chance to claim his fifth title at the event [1][3]. Performance Analysis - Djokovic showed signs of physical struggle during the match, particularly in his first service game, where he was unable to respond effectively to Vacherot's aggressive play [3]. - Vacherot demonstrated strong performance with solid serving and aggressive baseline play, winning the match with scores of 6:3, 6:4 in under two hours [3]. Fan Engagement - Despite the loss, Djokovic engaged with fans by signing autographs, expressing that their energy motivated him during the match [5]. - His unexpected participation in the tournament brought excitement to Chinese fans, especially after the withdrawals of younger players like Alcaraz and Sinner [5]. Future Considerations - Djokovic's ability to reach the semifinals, given his physical condition, was seen as a remarkable achievement [7]. - Post-match, Djokovic expressed uncertainty about participating in the year-end finals, leaving his future plans ambiguous [8].

Core Insights - The 2025 Jing Shan Tennis Open is being held from September 20 to 28, marking Jing Shan as the first county-level city in China to host an international professional tennis event [1][9] - Jing Shan is recognized as the only "Chinese Tennis Characteristic City" in the country, with over 100,000 tennis enthusiasts among its 600,000 residents, predominantly youth [3][5] Summary by Sections Tennis Infrastructure and Community Engagement - Jing Shan has developed a robust tennis infrastructure with over 340 courts, allowing residents to find a court within a 15-minute walk [3][6] - The affordability of tennis facilities, with many public courts free during the day and only a nominal fee for lighting at night, has made the sport accessible to the general public [3][5] Economic Impact and Industry Development - The local government is fostering a "Tennis+" industry chain that includes events, training, equipment manufacturing, sports health, and tourism, aiming to enhance economic vitality [6][8] - The city has signed over 100 projects worth more than 1 billion yuan this year, leveraging tennis events to attract investment [6][9] Educational and Training Opportunities - The Hubei Tennis School has 555 students, with nearly 30% coming from outside the region, indicating a growing interest in tennis education [5][8] - The expected revenue from training programs for members and enthusiasts is projected to reach 45 million yuan this year [8] Internationalization and Tourism Promotion - The Jing Shan Tennis Open is seen as a crucial step towards internationalization and improving the quality of the local economy [9] - During the event, various promotions and activities are planned to attract visitors, including discounts at local attractions and travel packages [9]

Group 1 - The 2025 WTA 125 Suzhou Tennis Open will take place from September 29 to October 5 at the newly built Yuan International Tennis Center, marking its first international event since completion [1] - The tournament will feature women's singles and doubles events, with finals scheduled for the afternoon of October 5, and will host nearly 80 participants competing in 58 matches [2] - Top-ranked players participating include Rebecca Sramkova (No. 35), Tatjana Maria (No. 42), and Marie Bouzkova (No. 44), along with rising stars like Louise Boulais (No. 46) and Alexandra Eala (No. 75) [2] Group 2 - The Yuan International Tennis Center, located by Yangcheng Lake, covers an area of 8,788 square meters and includes 11 international standard courts, comprising 9 hard courts and 2 clay courts [2]

Group 1 - The WTA 1000 Montreal event concluded with Zhang Shuai and Taylor Townsend finishing as runners-up in the women's doubles final, losing to the American duo Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula with scores of 4:6, 6:1, and 11:13 [1] - The match was closely contested, with both teams evenly matched, leading to a decisive third set that extended to 13:11 before a winner was determined [1] - Despite the loss, 36-year-old Zhang Shuai showcased her veteran skills, particularly excelling in net play during the second set [1] Group 2 - In the women's singles semifinals, Canadian player Leylah Fernandez defeated Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina with a score of 2:1, while Japan's Naomi Osaka won against Denmark's Clara Tauson with a score of 2:0 [1] - Fernandez's victory was notable as she came back from losing the first set 1:6, winning the next two sets 7:5 and 7:6(4) to secure her place in the final [1] - The women's singles final is scheduled to take place on the 7th [1]