Holger Rune

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Holger Rune


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Kraj: Dania
Data urodzenia: 29.04.2003
Miejsce urodzenia: Gentofte, Dania
Miejsce zamieszkania: Charlottenlund, Dania
Wzrost: 1.88 m
Zawodnik praworęczny (2hbh)

Profil na stronie ATP:
https://www.atptour.com/en/players/holg ... g/overview

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OSIĄGNIĘCIA

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Holger Vitus Nødskov Rune, syn Aneki Rune i Andersa Nødskova, na świat przyszedł 29 kwietnia 2003 roku w Gentofte (Dania). Razem z rodzicami i starszą o cztery lata siostrą Almą, z którą rozpoczynał swoją tenisową przygodę, mieszka w duńskim Charlottenlund. Jak sam przyznaje, biały sport był jego pasją odkąd tylko pamięta i każdą rozgrywkę traktuje z należytą powagą, jednocześnie czerpiąc z gry dużą przyjemność. Duch rywalizacji odezwał się w nim już na samym początku. Kiedy przebijał kolejne piłki z Almą za punkt honoru wziął sobie to, by być lepszym od siostry, a takie podejście bardzo pomogło mu w rozwoju, a co za tym idzie w juniorskiej karierze.

Otwarcie mówi o tym, że zapragnął pójść w ślady najsławniejszej duńskiej tenisistki, Caroline Wozniacki (lub Karoliny Woźniackiej, kwestia do indywidualnej rozwagi), która będąc w swojej najlepszej formie, wywarła na młodym Holgerze ogromne wrażenie. Postrzegał ją jako nietuzinkową wojowniczkę i krajową ambasadorkę tenisa w wielkim świecie. Pierwszy juniorski sukces młodego Duńczyka przyszedł w 2014 roku, kiedy razem z Clarą Tauson zdobył mistrzostwo kraju w deblu mieszanym do lat dwunastu. Dwa lata później wstąpił do Mouratoglou Academy, a następnie (już w singlu) został mistrzem Europy do czternastego roku życia. Największe sukcesy święcił jednak w 2019 roku, kiedy został juniorskim mistrzem wielkoszlemowego turnieju rozgrywanego na kortach imienia Rolanda Garrosa, pokonując w finale Toby’ego Alexa Kodata (6:0 w decydującym secie!), a pod koniec października, po zwycięstwie w finale ITF Junior Finals, znalazł się w fotelu lidera rankingu juniorów. Jakby tego było mało, młody Holger został zaproszony do Londynu, gdzie w charakterze practice partnera mógł skrzyżować rakiety ze swoimi dziecięcymi idolami – Rogerem Federerem i Novakiem Djokovicem. Wielcy mistrzowie wywarli na nim ogromne wrażenie, ale jak przyznał w jednym z wywiadów, zauważy w nich też ludzki pierwiastek (dobry prognostyk na przyszłość przy ewentualnej konfrontacji). Tam też otrzymał kilka cennych wskazówek od Gorana Ivanisevica, który zachęcił go do większego zaangażowania lewego ramienia przy serwisie. W trakcie trwającej kariery juniorskiej, będąc w wieku szesnastu lat, poszedł o krok dalej i wystąpił w challangerze rozgrywanym w Blois we Francji (otrzymał dziką kartę), gdzie wygrał swój pierwszy mecz na tym poziomie.

Na chwilę obecną Holger jest jednym z dwóch Duńczyków zasiadających w szerokim rzędzie pierwszego tysiąca miejsc światowego rankingu. Drugi, Mikael Torpegaard, to numer 190, ale patrząc na wiek obu tenisistów i ich predyspozycje, młodszy Rune wkrótce powinien go przegonić. Bo jak można nie oczekiwać niczego specjalnego po młodzieńcu, który w jednym z wywiadów stwierdził (i to patrząc obiektywnie, co ośmielił się dodać!), że przy odpowiednim przygotowaniu jest w stanie zdetronizować Rafaela Nadala na paryskiej mączce? Takie wizualizacje, jakkolwiek by nie były oderwane od rzeczywistości, nie dziwią, jeśli postrzegasz siebie jako rasowego tenisowego walczaka. A tak patrzy na siebie sam Holger. Poza tym dodaje, że jest pozytywnie nastawionym do życia gościem, który lubi podróże i turniejową atmosferę. Aspiruje do agresywnej gry i chce to pokazać na każdej nawierzchni, na której przyjdzie mu grać. Miejmy nadzieję, że i nam to przyjdzie zobaczyć. No i tak jak Holger liczymy na jakiś wielki turniej w Dani, bo gdzie wygrywać, jak nie na własnym podwórku.

Powodzenia Wikingu!
~ Marcin

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Wiekopomna chwila, pięknie zapisane nazwisko Nodskov.

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Starałem się o podniosłą atmosferę. Mam nadzieję, że wyszło, nawet z tą krótką, acz treściwą sylwetką przyszłego mistrza.

[Damian]

Kariera tenisowa

W 2014 roku został mistrzem Danii do lat 12 w grze mieszanej. Jego partnerką była Clara Tauson.

W 2017 roku zwyciężył w mistrzostwach Europy do lat 14 w grze pojedynczej.

W 2019 roku, w wieku 15 lat, zdobył tytuł halowego mistrza kraju, zostając tym samym najmłodszym triumfatorem mistrzostw Danii w grze pojedynczej w historii.

Startując w grze pojedynczej juniorów, Holger Vitus Nødskov Rune w 2019 roku wygrał French Open w grze pojedynczej chłopców. W finale pokonał Toby’ego Kodata wynikiem 6:3, 6:7(5), 6:0.

Pod koniec października 2019 roku zwyciężył z Haroldem Mayotem w turnieju ITF World Tennis Tour Junior Finals, a 28 października 2019 został liderem juniorskiego rankingu ITF.

Od kwietnia 2018 roku reprezentuje Danię w Pucharze Davisa.

W rankingu gry pojedynczej najwyżej był na 428. miejscu (1 lutego 2021), a w klasyfikacji gry podwójnej na 1080. pozycji (23 listopada 2020).

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holger_Vitus_Nødskov_Rune

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Hasło pojawiło się w alfabetycznym spisie tematów działu "zawodnicy" mtenis.

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22.02.2021

Najwyższy ranking w karierze: 405

[Damian]

Rune Looks To Follow Tsitsipas' Path As London Hitting Partner

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World No. 1 junior warms up the pros during the Nitto ATP Finals
Three years ago, a teenage Stefanos Tsitsipas served as a hitting partner for Dominic Thiem during the Nitto ATP Finals. He's since graduated to opponent as they face off on Sunday in the title match at The O2 in London.

Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune is hoping to emulate the Greek’s rapid transformation from top junior to top pro. The 16-year-old Dane, currently World No. 1 in the ITF Junior Rankings, joined Wimbledon boys’ singles champion Shintaro Mochizuki of Japan as hitting partners this week for the elite eight. Rune is hoping to not only match, but surpass Tsitsipas’ turnaround time in qualifying for the season-ending championship.

“He was a hitting partner like me. Now he’s here in the final. I hope I can be here in two years,” Rune said. “I’m going to keep working hard and hopefully get here as soon as possible.”


Rune and Tsitsipas shared a practice court several times this week. The Dane also regularly hit with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, in addition to warming up Daniil Medvedev and Alexander Zverev for their matches.

“It’s been an unbelievable experience for me to play with the top players. To get information from Roger, Rafa and all the top guys has been awesome.” Rune said. “It’s still amazing to be here.”

The Dane has just started to take the first steps in his fledgling pro career. Rune competed in his first professional tournament this June, winning a round at the ATP Challenger Tour event in Blois. Having already declared lofty goals that include becoming No. 1 in the ATP Rankings and winning every Grand Slam, he’s confident that hitting with the world’s best will only help him achieve his dreams.

“I’ve always believed in myself and put high goals. I always go for my goals,” Rune said. “I just keep on going, keep working hard, keep working on the right things and I’ll get there.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/rune-ni ... er-feature

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Wczorajsze zwycięstwo nad Sebastianem Baezem (6:3 6:2) było pierwszą wygraną Holgera na poziomie ATP Tour. Turniej w Santiago jest drugim występem młodego Duńczyka w tych rozgrywkach.

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/five-th ... dskov-rune

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Hasło pojawiło się w alfabetycznym spisie tematów działu "zawodnicy" mtenis.

Proponuję jednak wrzucić pod R, będzie się mylić, jak zostanie na N.

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Some way to go, but I believe I can beat Rafael Nadal's Roland Garros record: World No. 2 junior Holger Rune

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World No. 2 junior Holger Rune recently said that he is inspired by Spanish tennis champion Rafael Nadal.
The 17-year-old from Denmark aims to break Nadal's record at the French Open.
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Holger Rune, the current World No. 2 junior, wants to follow in the footsteps of Spanish tennis legend Rafael Nadal. Rune has his sights set on breaking Nadal's record of 13 French Open titles.

The 17-year-old, who won the French Open junior title last year and reached the World No. 1 spot in the ITF junior rankings, has just begun making his foray into the professional circuit. He is currently ranked a career-high No. 551 in the ATP rankings.

Inspired by Rafael Nadal's historic victory at the French Open on Sunday, Rune is dreaming big. The Dane told TV 2 SPORT:

"Rafael Nadal is really inspiring and so bold a character. I work every day to be able to be as good as him. I'm not at his level yet. There's still some way to go, but I believe I can beat his record."
Holger Rune won his first ITF Tour title last month at the M25 event in Klosters, Switzerland, and also reached another ITF final in Spain the following week.

The Dane, who trains at the Patrick Mouratoglou Academy, admitted that it would be a very difficult task involving a lot of hard work. He added that he is prepared to do whatever it takes, and that he has been working with his coach on specific goals.

"I just talked about goals with my coach. In a year, I will be in the top 100. In two years, I will be at the very top. I believe in it. I know what it takes. It's not going to be easy and it's a lot of hard work," Rune said.

Rafael Nadal has the potential to win even more titles at Roland Garros: Holger Rune's coach
Former Danish player Kenneth Carlsen, who peaked at No. 41 in the world rankings, is one of the coaches who is working with Holger Rune currently.

Carlsen believes the teenager has the potential to win a Grand Slam and be among the world's best. However, he admitted that breaking Rafael Nadal's record at the French Open is more of an aspirational goal that Rune has set to motivate himself.

"It's something of a record to want to beat. Rafael Nadal is not even finished yet and he has the potential to win even more titles. So he has to play really well. Of course you have to have some goals, but to beat 13 titles at the French Open, it's completely insane. I wish all I can that Holger can break that record. I think he has the potential to win Grand Slam tournaments. He also has the potential to become No. 1 in the world. Whether it can then become records...I don't know, but it will be a motivating factor," Carlsen said.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/tennis/news ... olger-rune

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Proponuję jednak wrzucić pod R, będzie się mylić, jak zostanie na N.

To jest zagwostka, bo sprawdziłem jego hasło na wiki i Nodskov to jest nazwisko po ojcu. Nie wiem jednak, czy w krajach skandyawskich jest ono dominujące.

[Damian]

ATP Santiago 2021 R2:

335 Evan Furness 134
336 Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune 133
337 Shintaro Imai 132

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Tak, on jest synem pana Nødskova i pani Rune i wiele wskazuje na to, że dzieci po prostu noszą dwa nazwiska. Ciężko powiedzieć, jaki zapis jest poprawny, ale w artykułach ATP, u buków, itp. postawili na nazwisko matki. Kwestia tym bardziej sporna, że mamy do czynienia z tenisistą nieznanym szerszemu gronu i zapis może być nieprawidłowy. Np. na stronie RG twierdzą, że w finale juniorskiego turnieju pokonał Kodaka - może litrówka, może nieumyślne skojarzenie z fotografią.

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Five Things To Know About 17-Year-Old Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune

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Learn more about the junior World No. 1
Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune advanced through ATP Tour qualifying for the first time on Monday by defeating Renzo Olivo 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 in two hours and 32 minutes to reach the main draw of the Chile Dove Men+Care Open.

Last week, Rune made his ATP Tour main draw debut at the Argentina Open, where he lost in three sets against Albert Ramos-Vinolas. But in Buenos Aires, he was a wild card. In Santiago, Rune made the main draw the hard way.

“It feels incredibly good. Last week I had a tough match against Ramos-Vinolas, losing in three sets. But I managed to get over it pretty fast and took the good things from the match and managed to get them somehow into my game in the qualifying here,” Rune said. “I played three very solid matches. I think I was fighting incredibly good and I’m very happy to be in the main draw.”

Rune will be right back in action on Tuesday when he plays former junior World No. 1 Sebastian Baez, another qualifier. First, ATPTour.com caught up with the #NextGenATP player from Denmark to learn five things you should know about him.


He Is The Junior World No. 1
Rune became the junior World No. 1 on 28 October 2019. The Dane made his biggest splash five months earlier in Paris.

Rune won the Roland Garros boys’ singles title just after his 16th birthday. During his run, Rune only lost one set, and he punctuated his victory by beating Toby Kodat 6-0 in a deciding set.


The Dane Began His Tennis Journey Playing With His Sister
When Rune was six, his sister, Alma, began playing tennis. That led him to try the sport, and Rune has been hooked ever since.

“I went down to try it and I’ve always found it amazing to play tennis. From the beginning I’ve always taken tennis 100 per cent seriously and always enjoyed it and had fun with it,” Rune said. “I’ve always had a big passion for it and here I am still playing and enjoying it, so it’s good.

“We played a lot together because [my sister] is four years older than me and obviously she was better than me at the beginning so we played a lot of points against each other. I always wanted to be better and she wanted to be better than me, so we had some fun and we played a lot together. I think that definitely helped my young career.”

Rune Was A Nitto ATP Finals Practice Partner
After winning the 2019 Red Bull Next Gen Open, which was held in conjunction with the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan, Rune travelled to London to serve as a practice partner at the Nitto ATP Finals.

“That was crazy. To be able to play with Roger, Novak and all these guys was a dream come true because you always watch them on TV and you see how they are during tournaments and everything and also see that they’re humans, too,” Rune said. “Sometimes you see them in Grand Slam finals and they’re just playing unbelievable, but you know they have the same issues as normal players have. They just are so professional and very good mentally on the court.

“All of them are very nice. [They are] really good people off the court, so I was enjoying their time there.”

One piece of advice that sticks with him came from former World No. 2 Goran Ivanisevic, one of Novak Djokovic’s coaches.

“He gave me some advice on my serve because he always had a good serve. He was like, ‘Okay, try to do a little bit more of that with the left arm and follow through more,’” Rune recalled. “I didn’t ask the players for advice, they were just very happy to hit with me. I thought it was a great experience for me to be able to have a lot of practice with them.”


Rune Is Following In Wozniacki’s Footsteps
The most famous Danish tennis player in history is former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki, who won the 2018 Australian Open. Rune will try to follow in her footsteps.

“She was an unbelievable fighter on the court and I think we could learn a lot from her,” Rune said. “Tennis is getting bigger and bigger in Denmark, which is good, I think, more focus on it. Hopefully we can also have some tournaments there one day. I’m just glad we’re doing well.”

Another female Dane, Clara Tauson, won her first WTA Tour title last week in Lyon aged 18. On the men’s side, the only other player in the Top 1,000 of the FedEx ATP Rankings is World No. 190 Mikael Torpegaard. Frederik Nielsen, the world’s No. 61 doubles player, won the Wimbledon doubles title in 2012 alongside Jonathan Marray.

Rune Wants To Be Known For His Competitive Spirit
In the third set of his final round of qualifying against Olivo, Rune cramped. But instead of fading away, the Dane battled until the end, and his persistence was rewarded with a spot in the main draw. That is how Rune wants fans to know him: as a player who will fight until the last point.

“I would like them to see me as a good fighter on the court, which I showed today,” Rune said. “I was cramping a lot, but I managed to get through.”

What else does the teenager want fans know about him?

“I’m in general a happy guy. I love tennis and I love traveling for tournaments,” Rune said. “My game style I like to play aggressive, I like to play on clay, hard court. I don’t mind any surface.”

https://www.atptour.com/en/news/five-th ... dskov-rune

[Damian]

Rune Races Past Paire For Santiago QF Spot

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17-year-old to face eighth seed Delbonis
Danish teen Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune earned the biggest win of his career over second seed Benoit Paire on Wednesday to continue his dream week at the Chile Dove Men+Care Open.

The 17-year-old qualifier played like a veteran against the No. 29 player in the FedEx ATP Rankings to seal his victory 6-2, 6-3 in just under an hour in Santiago.

“I have a very good feeling right now after beating Benoit Paire, who is such a talented player,” Rune said in his post-match press conference. “I have a lot of respect for him, and I know him very well.

“It’s been a great tournament so far, going from qualifying and playing a lot of tough matches. I’m expecting it to get harder every match, so I’m just fighting for every round.”

You May Also Like: Five Things To Know About 17-Year-Old Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune
Rune honed in on the Frenchman’s vulnerable second serve, and as a result Paire was only able to win three points (13 per cent) off of his second delivery during the match. That meant that Rune had plenty of chances to break, and the 17-year-old converted four of eight on his way to victory.

“Today I was going more for his forehand, because I know how dangerous his backhand can be and his serve-and-volley,” Rune said. “I was trying to play heavy with a lot of spin to his forehand, and every time a short ball came I had to come in and take the ball early. His service games were difficult because when he hits a big serve, there is not much you can do about it. I’m super happy overall with the win today.”

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Rune is now into the quarter-finals in just his second ATP Tour main draw, after making his tour debut last week in Buenos Aires. He will face another seed in the next round as he takes on Federico Delbonis next. The eighth-seeded Argentine comfortably defeated Andrej Martin 6-0, 6-3 to advance.

Another Argentine booked his quarter-final spot earlier in the day as Facundo Bagnis toppled fifth seed Frances Tiafoe in a battling two-set match, 7-6(3), 7-6(2). Bagnis will next face fourth seed Laslo Djere, who took down Pedro Sousa 5-7, 7-5, 6-3.

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Holger ze wsparciem Tenisowej Akademii Mouratoglou.


FB: Mouratoglou Tennis Academy

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ATP Santiago QF:

314. Sasikumar Mukund 159
315. Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune 158
316. Michael Vrbensky 158