Chandigarh, September 13, 2026: Roundglass Tennis Academy athlete Karan Singh continued his strong run on the ITF circuit, winning his second singles title in two weeks at the ITF M15 Amman Men’s World Tennis Championship, held at the Bali Beach Country Club in Bali, Indonesia. Karan had also won the singles title in the M15 tournament last week at the same venue and has now added 30 ranking points as a result of his back-to-back titles. With this title, Karan has taken his total title wins to five in singles and also has three doubles titles to his name.
The 23-year-old Indian defeated USA’s Chang (ATP 1296) in a closely contested final on the hard courts, winning 7-6(5), 7-5 to defend his crown.
On his way to the championship match, the fifth-seeded Karan got the better of Hayden Jones (ATP 1475) 7-5, 6-1 in the quarterfinals. This set up an all-Indian semifinal clash against fourth seed Digvijay Pratap Singh (ATP 557), also from Roundglass Tennis Academy, where Karan emerged victorious with a 6-4, 7-6(2) straight-sets win to book his place in the final.
During his first title run at the same venue last week, Singh dispatched a trio of local challengers—Gunawan Trismuwantara (6-3, 7-5), Rafalentino Ali Da Costa (6-3, 6-2), and Nathan Anthony Barki (6-1, 6-4)—before defeating seventh seed Ryotaro Taguchi of Japan 6-3, 6-3 in the semifinals. He capped off week one by overcoming fifth seed Isaac Becroft of New Zealand 7-5, 7-6(3) to secure the first crown.
It was a phenomenal fortnight for Singh, who delivered a flawless two weeks of tennis by capturing back-to-back championships. He maintained an impeccable 10-0 win-loss record in matches and an astonishing 20-0 record in sets, without dropping a single set across both title-winning weeks.
The consecutive singles victories in Indonesia mark a highly successful continuation of Karan’s 2026 calendar, coming just weeks after he clinched the doubles title at the ITF M15 Astana in Kazakhstan.
In August, partnering with Russia’s Martin Borisiouk, the pair defeated the local Kazakh pair of Danial Rakhmatullayev and Damir Zhalgasbay 6-3, 6-2 in the final.
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