Vietnam's top tennis player advances to F5 Men's Future semifinal
Vitnam's Tennis Player.
Ho Chi Minh - Arab Today
Ly Hoang Nam, Vietnam's top tennis player, had a lopsided victory of 6-2 at a quarterfinal match at the Men's Future tennis F5 in southern Vietnam on Friday.
Nam defeated Shinta Fuji from Japan on Friday after beating defending F4 Future Dayne Kelly from Australia on Thursday in the southern province of Binh Duong.
In the coming semifinal match, Nam will meet the winner of another quarterfinal game between two Chinese players Bowen Ouyang and Xin Gao.
Men's Future tennis series, including 9 events from F1 to F9, are taking place from July 25 to Nov. 6 in Binh Duong, with the participation of 68 players from 41 countries and regions.
Men's Futures are a series of professional tennis tournaments held around the world by the International Tennis Federation. The cash prize for each event is 10,000 US dollars.
Source : XINHUA
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