ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J60 International Tournament Concludes in Andijan

From July 25 to August 2, 2025, the ITF World Tennis Tour Juniors J60 international tennis tournament was held at the specialized sports school in Andijan.

Organized on the initiative of the Uzbekistan Tennis Federation, the tournament brought together young tennis players from 8 countries, who demonstrated their skills and gained valuable international experience. Participants came from Uzbekistan, Russia, Kazakhstan, France, India, Israel, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan.

The singles competitions concluded with the following results:

Singles
Girls:
– Radmila Rakhmatullina
– Tatyana Golovina

Boys:
– Alexander Kunitsyn
– Abdulaziz Usmonjonov (Uzbekistan)

Doubles
Girls:
– Shahzoda Artikboeva (Uzbekistan) / Maria Maslyakova
– Ayya Mirzakulova (Kazakhstan) / Radmila Rakhmatullina

Boys:
– Nuriddin Bakhtiyarov (Uzbekistan) / Abdulaziz Usmonjonov (Uzbekistan)
– Akmal Abdullaev (Uzbekistan) / Danila Kvasov (Uzbekistan)

“Tournaments in the J60 series play an important role in shaping young tennis players and strengthen Uzbekistan’s status as an active participant in the global tennis movement. We are pleased to see the growing number of participants and the expanding geography of countries, as well as the increasing interest in tennis among youth. Andijan has served as a worthy host of the international tournament, and we believe this is another step toward developing tennis in the regions and nurturing a new generation of champions,” said Sardor Komilov, Secretary General of the Uzbekistan Tennis Federation.

Tournaments of the J60 category are among the key events in the ITF’s global system. It is at these events that tennis players under 18 earn their first ranking points, gain experience, build confidence, and step onto the international stage. For young athletes from Uzbekistan, this is not only a chance to compete with strong opponents, but also an opportunity to present themselves to the world. For the city of Andijan, it is a chance to become a part of the global tennis map.

Uzbekistan Tennis Federation Press Service