Tallon Greek track ended a dramatic losing streak on Friday. In The Second Round of the ATP Tournament in Shanghai, The Dutchman was too Strong for the American Jenson Brooksby in Three Sets: 6-1, 1-6 and 6-1.
Griekspoor’s Last Victory was on July 16, 2025. After that, there were seven consecutive defeats. At the Grand Slam Tournaments Wimbledon and US Open, The Number 31 In The World was Eliminated in the First Round.
Griekspoor also failed to win a single match in Beijing, Chengdu, Toronto, Cincinnati and Winston-Salem. Partly Due to the Disappointing Results, Griekspoor Decided Earlier This Week to End The Renewed Collaboration with Coach Kristof Vliegen. Griekspoor and Flying Reunited Last Summer, Shortly Before Wimbledon. But the new collaboration last only three months.
The 29-year-old Griekspoor and the Fourteen-Year-old Flying Were Working On Their Third Period Together. Under the Leadership of Vliegen, Griekspoor Toke his first steps in the Professional Circuit As a teenager and won Three ATP titles: Pune, Rosmalen and Mallorca.
Griekspoor Got off to a good start in Shanghai. In The First Set, Thanks to Two Breaks, He Quickly Tok A 4-0 Lead. The Tennis Player from Nieuw-Vennep Benefited from Brooksby’s Weak Serve, While He Himself served excellently. Griekspoor Used His First Set Point After Half An Hour.
Brooksby Recovered in the Second Set. The Number 86 in the World Start Serving Better, While Griekspoor Made Sloppy Mistakes and Gave the Second Set Out of Hand. Griekspoor Straightened his back in the third set and after an hour and 38 minutes he used first match point with an ace.
Griekspoor Possible meets world top player sinner
In The Third Round, Griekspoor May Face the Number Two in the World Jannik Sinner. The Italian had a Bye in the First Round and Will Face the German Daniel Altmaier in the Second Round.
Jesper de Jong Will also BE in Action at the Masters Tournament in Shanghai. The Number 81 in the World Will Face Czech Jakub Mensik in the Second Round. Botic van de Zandschulp was Eliminated in the First Round by the Portuguese Nuno Borges.