<h2>Cori Gauff</h2>
Cori Gauff is an American tennis genius that is the youngest player to be ranked among the top 100 by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA). She was under the sports influence since her childhood because of her parents. While her father was a basketball player, her mother was a fine athlete. They encouraged her to try different sports before she finally chose tennis. This particular sport drew her attention during the 2009 Australian Open when she watched Serena Williams win the tournament on her TV. 
At the age of six, she started her journey towards achieving a career in the tennis world. Due to this, she even considers Williams sisters as her idols. Also, her independent personality (which discarded team-based sports) led her to tennis. 
She clenched her first WTA singles title at the age of 15 during the 2019 Linz Open. This achievement made her the youngest WTA singles title-holder since 2004. Currently, she is world No. 35 in singles &amp; No.42 in doubles. 
However, all this pressure at such a young age led Gauff to experience stress and depression. However, her parents denied any such condition. 
All in all, this young player still has miles to go and can even be seen on the list of top 10 tennis players of the world soon.

The Serbian tennis ace Miomir Kecmanovic is ranked world no. 38 as of 2021. Nicknamed Misha, his connection with tennis began at the age of 6 when he used to play with his grandfather. In the later years, he realised his love for tennis and thought of taking it up as a profession. 
After making his mind, he moved to Florida with his aunt Tanja, who remains his manager to this day and handles his professional affairs, and started his professional training. He was 13 years old when he began training at IMG Academy. 
After receiving his training, he started to participate in tournaments and won various junior level titles. These titles include Orange Bowl champion, 2016 Junior US Open. He was also ranked no. 1 by ITF Juniors for the year 2016.
In 2017, he turned professional and won his first ITF singles title in Florida. He was ranked among the top 150 players around the world in 2018. And in the very next year, he made his way to the top 50 by defeating Alexander Zverev. 
Moreover, it was not until 2020, when he was able to clinch his first ATP title. In September 2020, at the Austrian Open Kitzbuhel, Miomir defeated Yannick Hanfmann and won this title. 
Miomir loves to play on the hard surface. Growing up, he idolised other tennis players like Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. On the personal front, he has been accused of physical abuse by his ex-girlfriend, Olga Sharypova. Miomir reached out to his followers through his Instagram account and denied all these allegations.

Ivo Karlovic	vs	Miomir Kecmanovic
1066	Ranking	41
45 yr	Age	25 yr
208 cm	Height	183 cm
104 kg	Weight	75 kg
Right	Hand	Right
8	Points	1080

		I. Karlovic's	M. Kecmanovic's
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