Indonesian Beautiful Tennisist Aldila Sutjiadi Is Increasingly Admittedly

Indonesian tennis player, Aldila Sutjiadi. (Photo: Instagram/dila11)

JAKARTA - Tennis player from Indonesia, Aldila Sutjiadi, is on the rise. He has achieved achievements in recent years.

Hal itu juga yang membuatnya mendapatkan status unggulan di Australian Open 2023. Ini pertama kalinya Aldila mendapatkannya.

Aldila's move to be included in the superior ranks, namely the 16th, is a progress, considering that Aldila last year participated in the Australian Open armed with wildcards.

At that time, Aldila's Australian Open debut with Thai tennis player Pegangtarn Plipuech was stopped in the first round of the Grand Slam tournament.

At this Australian Open, Aldila duet with Japanese tennis player Miyu Kato, his doubles pair while playing at Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the 2022 US Open.

In the inaugural match of the first round of the Australian Open 2023, Aldila/Kato are scheduled to meet the US tennis doubles pair Kaitlyn Christian and Montenegro tennis player Danka Kovinic on Wednesday, December 18.

Prior to appearing at the Australian Open 2023, Aldila had undergone several warm-up tournaments, namely Hobart International last week. Aldila/Kato had to stop in the quarter-finals.

Pada pekan sebelum itu, Aldila/Kato meraih hasil positif dengan memenangi nomor ganda putri turnamen WTA 250 bertajuk ASB Classic di Auckland, Seland Baru, yang menjadi gelar pertamanya pada musim 2023.

The victory was Aldila's second cup collection at the WTA 250 event after winning the Copa Colsanitas in Bogota, Colombia with Australian Astra Sharma in April 2022.

During 2022 Aldila has also won two WTA 125 titles at Colina, Chile, and Tampico, Mexico.

The title of champion in Auckland and his performance in Hobart brought the 27-year-old, ranked 36th in the WTA dual world, ranking his current career.

In 2022, Aldila has participated in four Grand Slam tournaments for doubles. Stopped in the first round of the Australian Open, Aldila stepped into the second half at Rolland Garros. Furthermore, at Wimbledon he was stopped in the first half. However, Aldila had a better record at the US Open Aldia by stepping into the second half.