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The Polish world number one player, Iga Świątek, expressed her happiness at winning her third consecutive title at the Doha Championship, confirming that this edition was not easy for her, especially after her unexpected exit from the Australian Open Tennis Championship.
The player said, "I am extremely happy because I continued to work hard and maintained my focus on the positive aspects, which is the reason behind my achievement of this result and this accomplishment. I hope to be able to benefit from it in the upcoming tournaments."
Regarding the reasons for her success in the Doha Championship, Świątek said that there is no specific reason for her success in the city of Doha, but perhaps it is due to the efforts she made in preparation for this championship.
Świątek added that she benefited from the medical timeout taken by her opponent Rybakina in the first set, as it helped her to catch her breath, regain her composure, and search for solutions to the challenges she faced during the early sets.
She continued, "That break gave me more time to talk to my coaches and to slightly adjust my game plan during the match, which helped me reduce the percentage of errors I was committing."
Regarding the role of the coaching staff in her recent significant achievements, the player expressed her happiness with her collaboration with her current coach over the past two years. The change has been very positive as she benefits from his experience in difficult situations, especially in finals like the one she played against Rybakina.

Iga Świątek, expressed her happiness at winning her third consecutive title at the Doha Championship

Iga Świątek happy winning her third consecutive title in Doha

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The medal ceremony was attended by the QTSBF Secretary General Tariq Zainal and Ajlan Eid Al Enazi, Chief of Strategy &amp; Business Development at Qatar Rail. 
 
Mubaraka Al Naimi claimed the title of Women’s event while Ayaan Choudhary won Men’s event. 
 
Cliff Acaso hoisted the trophy of Veterans event while Abdullah Saud Al Thani won boys under 12 years event. 
 
David Raducan and Dana Al Shayek won boys and girls under 14 years respectively while Ghanim Al Sulaiti and Hind Al Modhahka claimed title of boys and girls under 18 years events. 
 
Ajlan Eid Al Enazi, Chief of Strategy &amp; Business Development at Qatar Rail, commented “The tournament comes in light of the fruitful cooperation between Qatar Railways and the Qatar Tennis, Squash and Badminton Federation as we are always looking forward to support the Qatari sport and provide our players with the opportunities to develop their skills.” 
 
“It is our pleasure to see this huge number of participants in the tournament which will help develop tennis in the state of Qatar” he added.

The sixth edition of Qatar Rail Tennis Open Tournament was concluded at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex on Sunday.

Curtain comes down on Qatar Rail Tennis Open Tournament

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Abubakar Talha of Pakistan claimed the title of boys’ singles event after beating Yunusbek Serikuly of Kazakhstan 6-1 6-1 in the final match.
Zooey Mak of Malaysia hoisted the trophy of girls’ singles event after defeating Medina Utepbergen of Kazakhstan in the final match 6-2 6-1 in the final match.
Zohaib Afzal Malik and Abubakar Talha claimed the title of boys doubles event while Aruzhan Bayalina of Kazakhstan and Djeparova Veronika of Uzbekistan won girls doubles.
The medal ceremony was attended by the Qatar Tennis, Squash and Badminton Federation Secretary General Tariq Zainal and the Spanish Tennis super star Fernando Verdasco.
Zainal congratulated the winners of the event and said the Asian Junior Tournament is an important event on the QTSBF agenda as it brings together a big number of promising Asian players in Doha.
Zainal also thanked the Spanish tennis super star Fernando Verdasco for attending the closing ceremony of the tournament stressing that his attendance will motivate and encourage the young players in their upcoming events.

The fourth Qatar Asian Junior U14 tournament was concluded at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex recently

With attendance of Fernando Verdasco Fourth Qatar Asian Junior Tennis tournament concludes

The excitement begins with a&nbsp;&nbsp; line-up&nbsp;&nbsp; of&nbsp;&nbsp; eight&nbsp;&nbsp; exciting&nbsp;&nbsp; matches in the first round. Top seed Benjamin Hassan, the Lebanese sensation, is scheduled to take&nbsp; on&nbsp; Qatari&nbsp; talent&nbsp; Rashid&nbsp; Nawaf on the opening day, while Tunisian star Mohamed Dagaz, the second seed, is set for a challenging match against Jordanian competitor Mohamed Alkotop. Adding to the intensity, third-seeded&nbsp; Syrian&nbsp; player&nbsp; Yacoub&nbsp; Makhzoumi is set to clash with Lebanese contender Hadi Habib.&nbsp;
The match-ups continue as Egyptian&nbsp; Mohamed&nbsp; Safwat,&nbsp; seeded&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; fourth,&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; takes&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; on&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Moroccan Walid Ahouda, while fifth-seeded Syrian Mohamed Hazem&nbsp; is&nbsp; set&nbsp; to&nbsp; square&nbsp; off&nbsp; against Lebanese player Hassan Ibrahim.
In the remaining first-round showdowns,&nbsp; Algerian&nbsp; Samir&nbsp; Reguig&nbsp;&nbsp; takes&nbsp;&nbsp; on&nbsp;&nbsp; Jordanian&nbsp;&nbsp; Mousa&nbsp;&nbsp; Alkotop,&nbsp;&nbsp; Moroccan&nbsp;&nbsp; Yascine&nbsp;&nbsp; Al&nbsp;&nbsp; Dulaimi&nbsp;&nbsp; faces&nbsp;&nbsp; Algerian&nbsp; Toufik&nbsp; Sahtali,&nbsp; and&nbsp; Qatar’s Mubarak Shannan meets Egyptian Karim Maamoun.
Following&nbsp; the&nbsp; draw&nbsp; ceremony held in Doha, yesterday, Qatar Tennis, Squash, and Badminton&nbsp; Federation&nbsp; (QTSBF)&nbsp; Executive&nbsp; Director&nbsp; Saad&nbsp; Al&nbsp; Mohannadi expressed the Federation’s delight in hosting the tournament.
“We are happy to host the tournament&nbsp; in&nbsp; Qatar,&nbsp; and&nbsp; we&nbsp; welcome&nbsp; everyone&nbsp; and&nbsp; wish&nbsp; them to hold the tournament. Happy and good luck to them in the tournament,” Al Mohannadi said.
Highlighting the calibre of the event, Al Muhannadi noted that the tournament features the top 16 players selected according to the Association of Professional Players&nbsp;&nbsp; (ATP)&nbsp;&nbsp; classification.
Anticipating a thrilling competition, he added, “We hope that they will provide the best level of Arab tennis.”
&nbsp;The organizers said that the preparations for&nbsp; the&nbsp; championship&nbsp; are&nbsp; complete&nbsp; at&nbsp; the&nbsp; Khalifa International Tennis and Squash&nbsp; Complex,&nbsp; with&nbsp; three&nbsp; dedicated&nbsp; courts&nbsp; ensuring&nbsp; a&nbsp; seamless experience for players and spectators alike.
&nbsp;Arab Tennis Federation Secretary Dr. Abdullah Abdulaziz expressed his jubilation at Doha being&nbsp; the&nbsp; chosen&nbsp; host&nbsp; for&nbsp; the&nbsp; third&nbsp; edition&nbsp; of&nbsp; the&nbsp; Arab&nbsp; Elite&nbsp; Championship. He underscored the significance of Qatar’s rich history in hosting international sports tournaments, particularly in tennis, citing the prestigious ATP Qatar ExxonMobil Open and the WTA Qatar TotalEnergies Open as prime examples.
&nbsp;For his part, the tournament director Sultan Khalfan welcomed the participation athletes and stressed that all participating athletes will have equal opportunity during the event.

Doha: The draw of the third Arab Masters Tennis Championship was held in Doha on Saturday.  The tournament, running from Sunday  until  Thursday,  features  the  participation  of  16  top-tier  players  representing  eight Arab nations.

Draw held for Arab Masters Tennis Championship

The upgrade of the Qatar ExxonMobil Open will be effective starting in 2025.
Qatar has established itself as a great international sports hub, and our upgraded ATP500 event will continue to be one of its most precious jewels. Our country is very proud for its many sports organizational achievements, &nbsp;and will continue to deliver its traditional warm hospitality and values through this wonderful event.
We would like to thank the ATP for the continuous trust and cooperation, and for having provided us with the opportunity to achieve this tournament level upgrade. Our goal has always been to excel in the organization of our tournament, resulting in our event having been voted ATP250 of the year on 5 of the last 8 years. This commitment remains, and we are determined to offer all players, officials, guests, and spectators an even more wonderful experience through our new ATP500 event.
We are delighted to announce that the Qatar ExxonMobil Open has been awarded ATP500 status from 2025, recognising the standards of excellence our tournament has maintained since 1993.&nbsp; Qatar has a proud reputation for delivering world-class sports events, always ensuring the very best facilities for players and officials, and creating premium experiences for fans.&nbsp; The Qatar ExxonMobil Open ATP500 will help tennis continue to grow in the region and globally; and we look forward to welcoming the world to our fantastic tournaments in Qatar.”&nbsp;&nbsp;Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, President of the Qatar Tennis Federation (QTF) said.
Andrea Gaudenzi, ATP Chairman, said: “OneVision is all about raising the bar for tennis, and unlocking new investment in the game. We’re thrilled to have our Doha event step up to ATP 500 status – delivering improved standards for players and most importantly an enhanced product for our fans.”
Of course, this achievement also constitutes a reward to the endless support from our sponsors, and especially our amazing companion from the start of this journey, our tittle sponsor ExxonMobil. ExxonMobil has always been by our side, despite all the challenges faced throughout the years, and we could not think of a better partner.
We look forward to this new challenge and want to invite all players, guests, and spectators to join us in Doha for a fantastic tennis experience.

The Qatar Tennis Federation is very happy to announce the upgrade of the Qatar ExxonMobil Open from ATP250 to ATP500, one wonderful achievement in a journey that started in 1993, when we hosted the first edition of the event.

Qatar ExxonMobil Open from ATP250 to ATP500!

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