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Elias Ymer
Ymer eliminated after giant upset: "It stings"
The Swedish tennis star Elias Ymer was extremely close to delighting the home crowd in the ATP tournament in Stockholm. In the end, it was still a defeat for the 28-year-old in the first round – after a thriller against fifth-seeded Chilean Nicolás Jarry.
Sweden Crushed India: "Played Good Tennis"
Four matches, four wins and not a single lost set. Sweden rolled over India in the Davis Cup and is now clear for next year's qualifying for the final.
Borg's First DC Win: "A Dream"
He had played three Davis Cup matches and lost them all. But the fourth time was the charm for Leo Borg.
Ymer on the India Match: "Know How Important It Is"
He calls himself "a veteran of the team". Now Elias Ymer will lead Sweden to victory in the Davis Cup match against India.
DC Captain on Banned Ymer: "Missed"
Victory over India and Sweden may get reinforcement in the Davis Cup tennis. Then Mikael Ymer is back after the suspension for doping offense.
Sweden's Davis Cup chances increase – India's number one missing
Sweden's chance of staying in the top division in the Davis Cup increases. India's number one Sumit Nagal withdraws from this weekend's DC match.
This is the Swedish team against India in the Davis Cup
14-15 September, Sweden will host India in the Davis Cup, where the winner will get a chance to qualify for the finals next year. National team captain Simon Aspelin has selected Elias Ymer, Leo Borg, doubles players André Göransson and Filip Bergevi.
Last Blue-Yellow Hope in US Open Singles Extinguished
There will be no Swedish representation in the women's singles tournament in this year's edition of the US Open tennis. Mirjam Björklund lost her second qualifying match against American Elizabeth Mandlik with 4–6, 4–6.
Ymer out – but Björklund advances in US Open qualifying
The men's singles tournament in the US Open tennis will be played entirely without Swedes. This is clear after Elias Ymer was knocked out directly in the first qualifying round, with the scores 6–7 (6–8), 6–7 (3–7) against American Patrick Kypson.
Elias Ymer fell directly in Båstad
Elias Ymer's journey in Båstad ended immediately. He fell in the first round against Indian Sumit Nagal in two straight sets (4-6, 3-6).
Borg faces Nadal in Båstad: "Completely crazy"
The tennis audience in Båstad is treated to a real dream match directly in the first round of the ATP tournament. Leo Borg will face the Spanish star Rafael Nadal.
Elias Ymer fell in five sets on center court
Elias Ymer is out in the first round of Wimbledon. The 205-ranked Swede fell to 28-seeded Jack Draper after a thrilling five-setter.
Stars Advance According to Plan in Wimbledon
The Italian Jannik Sinner is as expected advancing to the second round in Wimbledon – but it was not entirely without problems. The world number one is joined by another group of stars who won their initial matches on Monday, including the Norwegian Casper Ruud and the Spanish Carlos Alcaraz.
Elias Ymer qualifies for Wimbledon: "Great relief"
Swedish tennis has had a tough time lately – but now comes a piece of good news. Elias Ymer has indeed qualified for Wimbledon, after winning the qualifying final against 246th-ranked Sho Shimabukuro, Japan.
Ymer in qualifying final – a match from Wimbledon
Elias Ymer turned the match around and won his second qualifying match for Wimbledon against 153-ranked Marco Trungelliti, Argentina, with set scores 6–7 (4–7), 6–4, 6–2. The 28-year-old is thus one more win away from qualifying for the men's singles tournament in the tennis classic on grass outside London, which begins on Monday.
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