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Wednesday, November 11, 2026

Rune focuses on good memories in Stockholm Open return

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Nov 11 : After rupturing his Achilles tendon at the Stockholm Open last October, Holger Rune was relieved to come through his opening match at this year's tournament unscathed when the Dane beat Zizou Bergs 6-3 6-4 on Tuesday.

The former world number four was out of action for 11 months after picking up the injury in the Stockholm semi-finals, sending him tumbling down the rankings to number 406.

He returned to the tour in September and has won five out of the nine matches he has played since.

"It's special coming back to Stockholm after last year. I choose to concentrate on the good memories," said the 23-year-old, adding that his fitness is good.

"I've had a year to work on it. I'm feeling good, movement on the court and trying to build it match by match."

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