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Rotterdam | Hewett makes it five.

Rotterdam | Hewett makes it five.

Alfie Hewett, the five-time Rotterdam champion Getty Images Alfie Hewett moved to within one tournament win of 60 international singles titles across junior and senior competition after he beat Belgian Joachim Gerard 6-2 6-3 on Sunday to claim his fifth successive men’s wheelchair singles title at the ABN AMRO Open in Rotterdam. Top seed Hewett…

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Melbourne | Oda defeats Hewett in wheelchair final

Melbourne | Oda defeats Hewett in wheelchair final

Alfie Hewett suffered a tight loss in the Australian Open wheelchair championship’s final going down to Japan’s Tokito Oda in straight sets. Hewett, the defending champion after wining the Gand Slam last year, was defeated 6-2 6-4 by the Japanese youngster whom he defeated 12-months ago for the title. The 17-year-old Oda has now won…

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Melbourne | Hewett reaches wheelchair final

Melbourne | Hewett reaches wheelchair final

Alfie Hewett will contest his 17th Grand Slam singles final on Saturday at the Australian Open after the world No.1 today produced a powerhouse performance to beat Belgium’s Joachim Gerard 6-4 6-1 to reach his fourth successive title decider at Melbourne Park. He will now play Japan’s world No.2 Tokito Oda in the final for…

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