Tennis History for Hong Kong as Wong Reaches us Open 2nd Round

Coleman Wong Claimed a SLICE OF HISTORY AT THE MON ON MONDAY (AUGUST 25, 2025), Best Man from Hong Kong Kong to Win A Grand Slam Singles Match in the Open Era with A StraIGHTS WITH SETS WITH SETS WITH SETS WITH OVER EVER EVER EVER EVER Kovacevic.

WONG, 21, who had alredy scored a notable first by battling through qualifiers to reach the main draw, extended his new york phirytale with a 6-5, 7-5, 7-6 (7/4) Win at Flushing Meadows.

The win was another triumph for tennis players who train at rafael nadal’s academy in malllorca: WONG’s Close Friends Alexandra Eala Had Best Filipino to Win A Grand Slam Singles Match in Her OPENING Round on Sunday.

“I’m stil soking it in, if it’s a big moment for me and also my family, and hong kong people back home. It means a lot,” WONG Said, Shortly AFTER HIS WIN, Revealing that he had alredyedy congratulatory text message from Spanish Legend Nadal.

WONG TOOK Up Tennis at the age of five, first picking up a racket at hong kong’s Victoria park tennis courts when his elder Sister Fell INABLE and was unable to Attend a Lesson. Wong took her place and the rest is history.

He Later Trained at the Hong Kong Sports Institute at Shaa Tin, Before Moving to Nadal’s Academy at the age of 17.

His transition from asia to europe was aid by fellow nadal student eala, who was at course on Monday to watch WONGI’s Victory.

“At first, it was tough trust it was covid time when I moved over there,” WONG SAID of his move to spain.

“Alex Helped Me a Lot to get used to the environment being Being a Little Kid from Hong Kong all the way to spain, it’s tough. “

WONG first served notice of his talent earlier this year, defeating ben shelton – Seeded Six in New York – In the second found of the miami open masters Event.

Since then, WONG HAS Struggled to Make MUCH IMPRESSION at ATP Level, Mostly Exiting in Qualifying rounds at events, including the freench open and wimbledon.

“To be honest, it’s not easy. I mean, everyone have their ups and downs, especially tennis players,” WONG SAID. “Tennis is one of the toughest sports. I think i’t without when I’m going to break through. I just need to keep believing.”

Wong will take the mindset into the later rounds in new york.

“I need to keep believing, and I know I can do it,” He said. “I just want to keep going, and let’s see how deep I can go.”