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Teen Sensation João Fonseca Upsets Rublev at Australian Open

18-year-old João Fonseca makes a stunning Grand Slam debut by defeating ninth seed Andrey Rublev in straight sets at the Australian Open.

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  1. Brazilian teen Fonseca lights up Australian Open as Medvedev faces fine

    The youthful exuberance of Joao Fonseca has injected a much-needed spark into the men's draw, signaling a promising future for Brazilian tennis as he captivates audiences and topples established seeds.

    Brazilian teen Fonseca lights up Australian Open as Medvedev faces fine

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  2. Brazil's João Fonseca is just 18 but he upset the No. 9 seed at the Australian Open

    João Fonseca's remarkable debut at the Australian Open is a testament to the rising talent in men’s tennis, showcasing not only his skill but also a level of composure that belies his youth.

    Brazil's João Fonseca is just 18 but he upset the No. 9 seed at the Australian Open

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  3. Australian Open: Rublev crashes out as Medvedev smashes camera but wins

    The contrasting outcomes for Rublev and Medvedev highlight the unpredictability of tennis, where a promising debut can overshadow a seasoned player's struggles, exemplifying the unpredictable nature of grand slam tournaments.

    Australian Open: Rublev crashes out as Medvedev smashes camera but wins

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Updated: Jan 14th, 2025, 11:18 AM ET

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In a remarkable debut, 18-year-old Brazilian João Fonseca defeated ninth seed Andrey Rublev in straight sets at the Australian Open, showcasing impressive skill and composure. Fonseca's victory, marked by powerful serves and aggressive groundstrokes, stretched his unbeaten streak to 14 matches. While Rublev struggled, the young Brazilian's performance excited fans and pundits alike, signaling his potential as a rising star in men's tennis. Other notable advancements included Australian Alex de Minaur and women's players such as Emma Raducanu and Elena Rybakina. Meanwhile, Daniil Medvedev faced challenging moments in his win over Kasidit Samrej.

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