17-year-old Dedura-Palomero becomes the first player born in 2008 to win on the ATP Tour

17-year-old Dedura-Palomero becomes the first player born in 2008 to win on the ATP Tour

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ATP tournament in Munich: Diego Dedura-Palomero surprises with God's help - World News

Status: 16.04.2025 8:36 a.m. Diego Dedura-Palomero let his feelings run free. That was expected. And in this case very surprising. The 17 -year -old Berliner went out again onto the Center Court of the venerable Mttc Iphitos, scrubbing a large cross into the red ash with the right shoe – and dropped with extensive arms. The blond head is very believing That looked bad theatrical – but had a good reason, as the previous number 549 of the tenni…

Diego Dedura-Palomero's controversial Jesus-infused religious celebration after first ATP main-draw win in Munich draws eyeballs

Diego Dedura-Palomero marked his first ATP win with a special celebration. He made a cross with his shoes on the The post Diego Dedura-Palomero’s controversial Jesus-infused religious celebration after first ATP main-draw win in Munich draws eyeballs  appeared first on FirstSportz.

Tennis star slammed for 'cringe-worthy' celebration after historic win

German tennis player Diego Dedura-Palomero may have lost fans before he even gained them despite making tennis history at the BMW Open. The 17-year-old initially failed to make the main draw in Munich after he lost to Alexander Bublik in the second round of qualifying. @ATPtour - XDedura-Palomero was the happiest man in Germany after a shock win[/caption] But Dedura-Palomero was given the chance of a lifetime when he was thrust into the main dra…

German Diego Dedura-Palomero became the first player born in 2008 to win a game on the ATP circuit, taking advantage of the abandonment of Canadian Denis Shapovalov.

I want to study in the United States through a sports scholarship: Click here Diego Dedura-Palomero lives a special moment in his nascent sports career. At the age of 17, he was fortunate enough to enter the main painting of the ATP 500 in Munich, where he had lost in the last round of qualy, and he gave the surprise after winning the first set to Denis Shapovalov by 7-6. The Canadian would end up withdrawing from the match by injury with a 0-3 …