Bulgarian tennis player Alexander Donski and his partner Ajeet Rai have advanced to the doubles final at the Challenger 125 tournament in Quebec.
Key facts
- •Alexander Donski and Ajeet Rai defeated Nathaniel Lammons and Jackson Withrow 6:1, 6:0.
- •The semifinal match lasted 46 minutes.
- •Donski earned 75 world ranking points and $2,880 in prize money.
- •The final opponents are wild-card entries Justin Boulais and Duncan Chan.
- •Donski has won four previous Challenger doubles titles in his career.
Bulgarian Davis Cup team member Alexander Donski has qualified for the doubles final at the Challenger 125 hard-court tennis tournament in Quebec, Canada. The event features a total prize pool of $225,000.
By the numbers
Path to the Final
Donski and his partner, Ajeet Rai of New Zealand, secured their spot in the final after defeating Americans Nathaniel Lammons and Jackson Withrow. The pair won the match in 46 minutes with a score of 6:1, 6:0, marking their third consecutive victory in the tournament.
Tournament Stakes and Career Context
By reaching the final, Donski has earned 75 points for the world doubles rankings, where he is currently ranked 106th. He also secured $2,880 from the tournament's prize pool. In the final, Donski and Rai will face Canadian wild-card entrants Justin Boulais and Duncan Chan. Donski holds four career Challenger doubles titles, including victories in New Delhi and Oeiras.
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