El surcoreano Kwon Soon-Woo logra clasificarse para Wimbledon tras cumplir con su servicio militar

El tenista surcoreano Kwon Soon-Woo ha asegurado su lugar en la fase de clasificación de Wimbledon tras obtener buenos resultados en eventos Challenger. El deportista de 28 años compagina su carrera profesional con el servicio militar obligatorio, el cual inició en diciembre de 2024.

Kwon Soon-Woo ha ganado tres títulos Challenger este año en Phan Thiet, Gwangju y Wuxi. Estos triunfos le permitieron regresar al top 200 del ranking y le valieron una plaza en la fase de clasificación de Wimbledon 2026. El jugador continúa entrenando con el Cuerpo Atlético de las Fuerzas Armadas de Corea mientras cumple con su obligación de 18 meses de servicio.

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