Tennis hope Justin Engel fails in Hamburg - a promising appearance!

Tennis hope Justin Engel fails in Hamburg - a promising appearance!

Justin Engel, the 17-year-old tennis youngsters from Nuremberg, showed a courageous performance in the round of 16 of the ATP tournament at the Hamburg Rothenbaum, but had to give up 3: 6, 5: 7. Despite the defeat, Engel received applause from the audience and showed that he had the potential for a promising career. According to ZVW found Engel difficult in his rhythm in the first set. In the second set he increased and initially led 5: 3 before he awarded an important breakball at 4: 3, could get the Rubljow back and finally won the set with 7: 5

Engel's appearance follows his first victory on the ATP tour against Jan-Lennard Struff, whom he defeated in the first round with 7: 6, 7: 6. This was his second victory in the professional area. In the match against Rubljow, angel showed up brave and combative, but ultimately the world ranking-17 needed. Only 1:42 hours to secure the victory with his second match ball.

success and promotion of the German tennis youngsters

angel had received a wildcard for the tournament, which reflects its undisputed effort and trust in his talent. German tennis is currently facing the challenge of supporting young talents and angels on the way to professional sports. Currently, of originally five German players in the tournament, only Alexander Zverev and Engel are represented, while Zverev asserts themselves against Alexandre Muller.

The situation of the German young players is also supported by the programs of the German Tennis Federation (DTB). Every year the best players are called: inside the youngsters in the youngsters 1, in which Justin Engel and Max Schönhaus are represented. According to tennis.de have these players access to comprehensive training resources, including physiotherapists and sports doctors. Angels and Schönhaus, for example, take part in the international DTB tennis congress and benefit from valuable insights and training methods.

Boris Becker, the former tennis star, certifies Engel great potential and emphasizes that the young player benefits from an experienced trainer like Philipp Kohlschreiber. Becker encourages Engel to continue working hard and to work on his skills in order to finally establish himself in the professional tennis world.

The challenges of young players

The real conditions for young players are challenging. The athletes have to contest tournaments worldwide, often with only coaches and parents at their side. The combination of training hours and tournament trips with everyday school life is a constant challenge for young talents. Michael Kohlmann, DTB chief coach men, points out the need to adapt to the men in the transition to the men, as many players are waiting there with better structural requirements.

Justin Engel took the first step into a possible successful career. Even if he has left the tournament, he will continue to be seen as a hope for the future of German tennis. His path will be decisive in the coming years to make the leap into the international tennis elite.