‘Chayanon’ wins for men’s singles and hugs ‘Phrachaya’ neck, wins Thailand double champion
Professional tennis tournament “Thailand Championship” 2nd year 2022, total prize money 600,000 baht at the National Tennis Development Center, Muang Thong Thani, Nonthaburi Province on July 30, there is an award ceremony in the doubles category. By Dr. Taweesak Silkul, Vice President of the Lawn Tennis Association of Thailand under royal patronage presided over the ceremony
daily competition Start with a single male category. Semifinals “Max” Chayanon Kaewsutho, a 27-year-old striker from Saraburi, 25th of the list, hands 49 of Thailand, who broke through this round by falling to the top of the list and in This match also performed well. Cut the ropes to defeat Noppadon Noi Kor, the fifth hand and the 15th hand of Thailand, 22 years old, from Phichit 2-0, set 6-4, 6-2. Chayanon soared to the finals to meet “Meng Por” Pawit. teach securities Young striker, Rayong, 22, the second and 10th hand of Thailand, who in the semifinals, won from Natthasit Kulsuwan, the 6th hand and 16th hand of Thailand, 22 years old, from Kanchanaburi 2-0 set 6 -1, 7-5
Then it was a men’s doubles competition. In the finals, Chayanon Kaewsuthor and Prachya Isro from Songkhla, the first-placed guides of the program, used their veterans to beat Tantawan Taddeo Mayoli Maggioli, half Thai-Italian and Anphat Timang. Koon, a pair of strikers from Bangkok, second place of the list, 2-0, set 6-2, 6-2, Chayanon and Prachya won the men’s doubles championship. with a prize money of 22,000 baht, while Tantawan and Anapatch received a prize money of 10,000 baht
In the women’s doubles category, the champion was Patcharin Cheepchandet from Khon Kaen and Supapitch Kueram from Pathum Thani, the first-placed guide of the program after defeating Kamolwan Buayam from Chonburi and Wasachon Sawasdee from Phitsanulok. 2 of the items 2-0 Set 6-2, 6-0 Patcharin and Supapitch received a prize money together of 15,700 baht, while the runner-up pair received 7,800 baht together, with Patcharin still remaining to win the championship. 1 type is single female Which will compete with Thatsaporn Naklor from Bangkok
while the doubles In the finals, Thammachan Momkhunthod from Nakhon Ratchasima and Phatcharapon Kawin from Pathum Thani, the first guide of the program, joined forces to defeat Thatsaphon Naklor and Warat Na Nakhon, a pair of strikers from the capital, Bangkok, 2 sets in a row. 6 -2, 6-3 Thammachan and Patcharaphon as champions receive a prize money together of 15,700 baht, while the runner-up pair receives 7,800 baht together.
