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Samuel Antwi beats Felix Hammond to win 2021 Tour 5

Prince Dornu-Leiku by Prince Dornu-Leiku
October 8, 2021
in Tennis, Tourism
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Samuel Antwi beats Felix Hammond to win 2021 Tour 5

Straight-sets win in the final gave Samuel Antwi his fourth National Ranking title of the year after beating Felix Hammond 6-2, 6-3 last Saturday at the Atomic Tennis club.

Samuel Antwi leads head to head after defeating the Osu based player, Hammond four times in the National Ranking Tour.

Samuel Antwi, who ousted  Jeff Bagerbaseh  6-3,6-3, in the 1st round. Samuel Nyamekye 3-6 5-0 in the second round, Reginald Okantey in the quarterfinals 6-1,6-2 and Johnson Acquah 6-3,6-3 in the semifinals before finishing Felix Hammond in the finals.

Antwi currently has 6 titles under belt this year (3 National Ranking Tour titles, which included the prestigious  Accra Open Tour 2, Interplast Invitational Top 16, AMTEC Grudge Match Challange Cup and Kings Cup).

While this is an obvious disappointment for Hammond in losing in the final for the second consecutive time, he has improved his all-round game.

Samuel’s repeated moves to the net as the match progressed allowed him to hurry through his service games and surprise Hammond with a change of pace and won the first set 6-3.

In the second set, Antwi was the strongest of the two players as the match progressed. Drawing more errors out of a tiring Hammond’s backhand,  Antwi claimed victory.

“I don’t think I played my best tennis throughout the entire week, but I think I found my best tennis when I needed it the most, in the decisive moments, today, yesterday, practically every match. That makes me definitely very satisfied and proud,” said Antwi

” I want to thank my team, Coach Victor Akwatey Anane, Andrews Adu Appiah, my sponsors Mr. Charles Addo Quaye of Lone Star,  Steiner Wood Chairman of Atomic Tennis Club and Mr. Johnson Osei-Owusu of Juwel Energy not forgetting members of Atomic Tennis Club and Koforidua Tennis Club for their support.

Credit: Ghana Tennis Federation

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